San Antonio livestock sanctuary trapped by flooding, left with significant damages
San Antonio-area livestock sanctuary Winding Branch Ranch has been left with significant damages after Wednesday’s devastating floods. “Let’s just say I was in complete disbelief,” ranch Executive Director Matthew Aversa posted in the caption of an online video showing the floodwaters overtaking four acres of animal paddocks on the 9-acre property. On the phone with […]
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