Los Angeles Fires and animals

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Separated By Los Angeles Fires, Some Pets Reunite With Owners

NGO Pasadena Humane is home to animals either delivered by their owners, who had lost their homes or rescued during the Los Angeles wildfires.

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A large number of centres welcomed animals in distress, who were wandering in the rubble or had fled their burning homes. Because not all owners were able to evacuate with their animals.

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Los Angeles Fires and animals

As we watch in horror the devastation of the Los Angeles fires unfolding before us, I cannot help but be concerned about the animals affected. While most of our focus is on the destruction of the landscape, personal property loss, or the resultant human suffering, it is important to be acutely aware that, in any disaster where people suffer, pets, livestock and wildlife also suffer. The warnings regarding the air quality from the smoke from the …

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During the fires that ravaged Los Angeles, many residents had to flee their homes in a hurry. Many dogs and cats ended up on the streets. Some were saved by associations and shelters.

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Meet the rescuers who have saved countless lost dogs, cats and even fish from the devastating LA fires #HomebasedBusinessForWomen #WorkFromHomeLife #SocialDistancing #StaySafe

15:30 EST 19 Jan 2025, updated 15:30 EST 19 Jan 2025 Rescuers across Southern California have worked through endless rubble and thick-black smoke to find the missing pets of families who weren’t able to make it back home when the devastating fires hit Los Angeles. The founder of Malibu-based rescue group Boomer’s Buddies, Jessica Davis, was evacuated from her home when the Palisades and Eaton Fires raged.  But that hasn’t stopped her from search…

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When Serena Null saw the flames approaching her family's house in Altadena, north of Los Angeles, she ran to grab Domino, but the elusive cat didn't get caught. "We could see the fire from the entrance.We didn't have...The entrance The happy reunion between pets and their owners after Los Angeles fires was first published in Teleamazonas.