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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- As the summer months continue, the American Red Cross continues to deal with an emergency blood shortage.
This is a common occurrence during summer as hospitals see an influx in trauma cases while donors become less frequent.
The Red Cross says they are just days away from declaring a blood supply crisis.
"I donate blood because I know that it can't be manufactured, that's really meaningful to me because it means that humans are the only way that hospitals have blood and I want to be in that seat even for someone I don't know so they have what they need in an emergency," said Catherine Rabenstine, CEO for American Red Cross of Wisconsin.
If you have questions on your eligibility to donate blood, or want to schedule a donation appointment, CLICK HERE.