Sheep Dog Impact Assistance to travel to Sulphur, Okla. to assist those hit by tornado [Video]

JANE, Mo. (KNWA/KFTA) — On Thursday, Sheep Dog Impact Assistance will send a response team to Sulphur, Oklahoma, to those affected by the recent tornado.

An EF-3 tornado ripped through the town Saturday night, destroying many of the downtown businesses.

“A lot of the members that are going to have quite a bit of experience with disaster recovery efforts,” said Sgt. Maj. Lance Nutt, CEO and founder of Sheep Dog Impact Assistance.

The team will be in Oklahoma for five to six days to help families and businesses impacted.

“The focus is chainsaw work. Clearing debris off of roads, driveways, homes,” said Nutt.

According to Nutt, the team is prepared to handle stressful situations.

“These men and women having served in the military or as first responders…they have been trained and prepared and understand chaotic situations,” said Nutt.

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