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 This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. ||||| PENDER COUNTY, N.C. — A dog trapped in house submerged by Hurricane Florence will be reunited with its owner thanks to the heroic efforts of the Humane Society of Missouri. 
 
 The owner called rescue teams to say her small, white fluffy dog Soshe was stranded in her flooded home in Pender County, North Carolina. The woman had evacuated about a week ago and was now trapped in Wilmington, North Carolina with no way to get home to her dog. 
 
 “She was distraught that she couldn’t get to her house and knew that Soshe was inside,” said a woman who picked up Soshe and will reunite the dog with its owner. 
 
 That’s where HSMO’s Disaster Response Team stepped in. 
 
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 It took three trips by boat for the team to save the dog. In their first two tries, the floodwater was so deep, they could barely see the roofs of the homes. Identifying which house the dog was in was impossible. 
 
 But the team pressed on, even when the boat broke down on their third try. They paddled half a mile to the house, and luckily, the water had receded enough they could see which house they needed to search. 
 
 Rescuers said they could hear the dog barking as they pulled up to the house. 
 
 It took two of them to kick in a door. When they looked inside, they spotted the small dog sitting on a floating couch in the living room. 
 
 Soshe was alive after spending nearly a week in the flooded house. 
 
 The dog’s owner was moved to tears when she heard Soshe was safe. 
 
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 Soshe was one of several dogs, chickens and horses rescued by HSMO’s Disaster Response Team following Hurricane Florence. The nine-member team headed back to Missouri Tuesday after a 10-day deployment. 
 
 Anyone interested in helping pets affected by Hurricane Florence can donate online here or by calling (314) 951-1542. 
 
 © 2018 KSDK ||||| Soshe is back in loving arms thanks to the Humane Society of Missouri’s Disaster Response Team. 
 
 The small white dog became separated from her owner during Hurricane Florence, putting Soshe’s mom in a horrible position. 
 
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 Stuck in another state and unable to reach her flooded home, the owner was also caught knowing her dog was in desperate need of help. 
 
 The owner contacted the Humane Society of Missouri’s Disaster Response Team — one of many animal rescue teams aiding in Florence recovery efforts — for assistance rescuing Soshe. According to the group, it took the team three attempts to find the house with Soshe inside, since the water levels in that area had reached the roofs, making homes difficult to identify. 
 
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 After dealing with a broken-down boat and paddling half of a mile, the team finally reached Soshe’s home. When they approached, they were relieved to hear barking coming from inside. To save the canine, the team kicked down the front door. 
 
 Inside they found Soshe marooned on a floating living room couch, likely where she’d spent the past week. 
 
 Courtesy Humane Society of Missouri 
 
 The Humane Society of Missouri’s Disaster Response Team carefully removed the dog, dried her off and got her to a friend of the owner. Eventually, the pooch was reunited with her grateful mother. 
 
 Soshe’s rescue was just one of many the team executed in response to Hurricane Florence. The group spent 10 days in North Carolina working with rescue partners Code 3 Associates, Inc. to save dogs, cats, chickens, goats and horses from the flood waters. The team also helped transport animals to temporary shelters and assisted the Coast Guard with the unloading of animals.
– A bright spot in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence: A dog name Soshe will be reunited with her owner after being trapped in a flooded house in Pender, NC, for almost a week, People reports. Soshe's owner, stuck in another city, got in touch with the Humane Society of Missouri's Disaster Response Team, which was on the scene in North Carolina, asking for help, per KHOU. Twice, traveling by boat, a Humane Society team attempted to locate Soshe's house, but the floodwaters were too high. On the third attempt, they located the house late last month, having to paddle half a mile after their boat's engine broke down. They heard a dog barking inside the house. Two rescuers forced the door open and found Soshe sitting on a couch that was floating in the living room. In addition to saving Soshe, according to KHOU, the Missouri Humane Society team rescued several other dogs, chickens, and horses during its 10-day deployment. Check out video of Soshe's rescue. (One woman helped save 27 animals after Florence and got busted.)