74 Horrifying Photos That Reveal How Bad Hurricane Irma Truly Is
Hurricane Irma is already larger, stronger, and potentially more fatal than Harvey - and it's not over yet.
Irma has sent the Caribbean and several southern States into crisis mode after reportedly destroying '95 percent' of Saint-Martin, Barbuda, and the British Virgin Islands. Millions of people have been left stranded and homeless with no access to water, electricity or phone service, and at least 10 are dead. The Bahamas and Cuba are bracing for a similarly devastating impact, as is the State of Florida, which is currently being completely evacuated.
Scroll down to see chilling photos of the damage caused by the harrowing storm so far, and if you are in an area at risk of being affected, heed all warnings by relevant authorities and make your way to a safe place. If you would like to help, find more info here.
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Popular Ivan's Stress Free Bar On Jost Van Dyke In The British Virgin Islands (Before And After Irma Damage)
Dogs Take Refuge From The Rain As Hurricane Irma Makes Its Entry Into Samana, Dominican Republic, On Thursday
That's the point, J. They gathered, because they didn't want to be alone.
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Lord Jesus...send your Angels for your animals. Cut off the destroyer, rescue us.
Either he sent it or he is too weak/nonexistent to stop it. Why pray?
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Feel truely horrible for the people, but the animals too!! (5 dogs in pic)
Unless they are feral and have absolutely no interest in going with you.
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Poor little darlings. None of them have collars. They're all strays banding together. Shame on the people for not responsibly spaying and neutering the dogs. They condemn them to painful lives of emaciation, worms, parasites, diseases, getting hit by cars, abuse by humans.
They must be so frightened, the one on the right is trying to figure how to get up the tree.
smh... another reason why the neglected and self maintained stray issue in the caribbean has to be fixed .. at the core.. too many animals suffer and why ? because humans are not responsible.. it is very sad.. this energy.. attracts more hurricanes.. sometimes people get exactly what they deserve.. sadly.. karma .. RIP to all of our strays who lost their lives and suffered and were abandoned and left to die.. because they were. paradise eh... yeah.. sure..
I don't understand why they take pictures instead of rescuing them
WTF were these dogs not with their owners! Poor creatures left to defend themselves.
Just goes to show what they think of their pets, evil bas***ds.
They should be in a shelter - they don't deserve to be abandoned - shame!
Honestly, I hope their strays cause I wouldn't want anyone worried about there dog that got lost or something durning the hurricane.
Given the number of strays on these islands, their future is very bleak unless an American rescue goes in to help.
those poor😪 animals, apparently no one cared about them, no shelter probably no longer alive!!!😪😪😪
those poor😪 animals, apparently no one cared about them, so very sad, probably no longer alive😪
they should be in someone's arms, not cowering under shrub sized trees.
That's sucks really, the person that took this pic better of help those dogs
Honestly if I saw dogs in the middle of a hurricane I would say "SCREW HUMANITY DOGS GOT IT ALL" and save rm
I hope people are taking care of their animals during the storms as they would their kids.
Oh, why didn't someone try to help them instead of just taking a photo?
I cannot give this an 'upvote' but I am hoping there are brave souls out there trying to save the animals
I guess these dogs were fera,l & not abandoned pets. Poor people & poor animals.
Unfortunately, a lot of people abandon their pets. There are a lot of pets being found in homes in the aftermath of Harvey right now in Houston :(
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Please please someone go out an get these little ones who can't defend for them self's just like you would if they were your own kids out in a storm ;=]]
The one dog on the right is like, "Whatta y'all doin?! Somethin in the tree? Is it treats? Where!!? Where are the treats?"
Bizarre Scene Along The Coast Of Saint Martin After Roofs Were Torn Off Houses And Blown Off In To The Streets
Popular Honky Tonk Bar In Philipsburg St Martin (Before And After Irma Damage)
Beach Plaza Hotel In St Martin (Before And After Irma Damage)
Why would they have a glass roof .... this is the Caribbean a hurricane was going to hit at some point.
Wind Swept Cars Are Piled On Top Of One Another In Marigot, Saint Martin, After The Passage Of Hurricane Irma
A Woman Looks At Empty Shelves That Are Normally Filled With Bottles Of Water After Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rossello Declared A State Of Emergency In San Juan, Puerto Rico
Aftermath From Hurricane Irma In Puerto Rico
This is so sad I have a bunch of family there and it was so scary to see this happening and not knowing if they were ok.
The Aftermath Of Hurricane Irma On Saint Martin
The Hotel Mercure In Marigot, Saint Martin, Is Left In Ruins Following An Impact From Hurricane Irma
Dolphin Discovery Attraction On Tortola In The Virgin Islands (Before And After Irma Damage)
Rescue Staff From The Municipal Emergency Management Agency Investigate An Empty Flooded Car During The Passage Of Hurricane Irma Through The Northeastern Part Of The Island In Fajardo, Puerto Rico
Smoke Rises From A Fire Amid Debris And Damaged Buildings In Marigot, Near The Bay Of Nettle, On The French Island Of Saint Martin On Wednesday
Broken Palm Trees On The Beach Of The Hotel Mercure In Marigot, Saint Martin
Luxury Yachts Were Destroyed And Sunk As Huge Waves Battered The Coast Of St Martin Overnight
A Lone Police Car On Patrol During The Passing Of Hurricane Irma On September 6, 2017 In Fajardo, Puerto Rico
An Aerial Photograph Taken And Released By The Dutch Department Of Defense On Wednesday, Shows The Damage Of Hurricane Irma On The Princess Juliana International Airport And Simpson Bay Beach On The Dutch Caribbean Territory Of Sint Maarten
A Damaged Home In Marigot, Saint Martin, Is Left Filled With Sand After The Passage Of Hurricane Irma
An Employee From An Electrical Company Works To Remove A Tree Felled By Hurricane Irma, In Sanchez, Dominican Republic, On Thursday
I imagine he possibly left his damaged house to help many people, who will benefit from his work..
A Man Walks Among Debris As Hurricane Irma Moves Off The Northern Coast Of The Dominican Republic, In Nagua
Members Of The Civil Defence Run As Hurricane Irma Howls Past Puerto Rico
Run for your lies boys!! You certainly don't want to get caught in the hurricane!
The Interior Of A Home In Marigot, Saint Martin, Is Left Filled With Sand Following The Passage Of Hurricane Irma
A Woman Pushes Out Floodwaters On Her Property After The Passing Of Hurricane Irma, In St. John's, Antigua
Families Gather At A Shelter In A Local Church During The Evening Before The Arrival Of Hurricane Irma In Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic
I can't imagine how horrible it would be to be homeless with children. Single without children would be bad enough-so much more manageable-but kids must add another layer to the nightmare.
Debris Is Seen During A Storm Surge Near The Puerto Chico Harbor In Fajardo, Puerto Rico
An Aerial Photograph Taken And Released By The Dutch Department Of Defense On Wednesday Shows The Damage Of Hurricane Irma On The Dutch Caribbean Island Of Sint Maarten
Aftermath Of Hurricane Irma In St. Martin
A Man Rests On A Cot Inside A Shelter Set Up At The Berta Zalduondo Elementary School During The Passage Of Hurricane Irma In Fajardo, Puerto Rico
People Pick Up Debris As Hurricane Irma Howls Past In Fajardo, Puerto Rico, On Wednesday
Waves Crash Against A Seawall As Hurricane Irma Slams Fajardo, Puerto Rico, On Wednesday
Car Was Left Overturned After Hurricane Irma Smashed In St Martin
Locals Walk Through The Ruins Of A Harbour Area On The Island Of Saint Martin After The Hurricane Left It In Ruins
It will take a lot of untangling of that water craft, to get back to how it was before Irma.
An Aerial Photograph Taken And Released By The Dutch Department Of Defense On Wednesday Shows The Damage Of Hurricane Irma In Philipsburg, Sint Maarten
its desperately sad, but the photos are fascinating to look at and wonder why some buildings look untouched and other completely destroyed, even next to each other!
Piles Of Debris And A Boat Are Washed Up Onto Shore In Marigot, Saint Martin, After The Passage Of Hurricane Irma
That looks like the opening of Gilligans Island, but it's real so it's hardly funny.
A Woman Pulls A Travel Case On A Rock Scattered Road In The Aftermath Of Hurricane Irma In Fajardo, Puerto Rico
Shoppers Wait In Line For The Arrival Of A Shipment Of Water During Preparations For The Impending Arrival Of Hurricane Irma In Altamonte Springs, Fla.
A House Reduced To Rubble On The French-administered Territory Of St Bart, After The Passage Of Hurricane Irma
Pleasure Crafts Lie Crammed Against The Shore In Paraquita Bay As The Eye Of Hurricane Irma Passed Tortola, British Virgin Islands
How are they going to untangle these boats? Lots of cranes, right?
A Car Is Left Turned Onto Its Side From Hurricane Winds In Marigot, Saint Martin, On Wednesday
Damaged Books And Debris Is Sprawled Throughout The Streets Of Marigot, Saint Martin
A Man Reacts In The Winds And Rain As Hurricane Irma Slammed Across Islands In The Northern Caribbean On Wednesday, In Luquillo, Puerto Rico
Cars Are Left Piled On Top Of One Another At The Hotel Mercure In Marigot, Saint Martin
Cars Were Crushed By Flying Debris And Roofs Were Torn Off Houses On Saint Martin As The Storms Hit
Palm Trees Buckle Under Winds And Rain As Hurricane Irma Slammed Across Islands In The Northern Caribbean In Fajardo, Puerto Rico
Police Patrol The Area As Hurricane Irma Slams Across Islands In The Northern Caribbean On Wednesday, In San Juan, Puerto Rico
A Man Carrying An Umbrella Walks On A Street In Puerto Rico
Haitian People Walk Through The Wind And Rain On A Beach, In Cap-haitien As Hurricane Irma Approaches
i think nature should cut Haiti some slack, they already suffer enough
A Man Surveys The Wreckage On His Property After The Passing Of Hurricane Irma, In St. John's, Antigua And Barbuda
