Animals released back into the wild after Helene and Milton

AccuWeather 2024-10-31

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Thousands of animals that were displaced or injured by hurricanes Helene and Milton have been released into the wild in Florida. AccuWeather's Leslie Hudson reports from Palm Shores on Oct. 31.

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