Eaton fire, Pasadena

Burned and anxious pets fill Pasadena shelter after Eaton fire
Many who fled the flames were forced to make devastating choices about their pets. Some, terrified, hid or refused to leave. In other cases, their owners were away from home and could not safely return.
Pasadena Humane Society helping 123 lost pets found during the Eaton Fire
The Pasadena Humane Society has created an animal rescue hotline to help pets and owners separated during the Eaton Fire.
How Pasadena Humane mobilized to take in pets and wildlife escaping the Eaton Fire
Pasadena Humane has mobilized to rescue and care for more than 400 animals displaced by the Eaton Fire, including dogs, cats, bunnies, goats, and even a pony.
Pasadena Humane Society hope to reunite pets and owners separated by the Eaton Fire
The Pasadena Humane Society has returned more than 150 pets to their owners after the Eaton Fire. David Schuman reports.
Pasadena Humane's ‘Eaton Fire Animal Rescue Hotline' is helping lost pets
What to Know Eaton Animal Rescue Hotline Pasadena Humane is managing the information resource 626-577-3752 Please report found or lost “pets, livestock, exotics, and wildlife” as well as any animals seen on evacuated properties Reuniting people with their pets during the Eaton Fire crisis has been an urgent goal of the tireless team at Pasadena Humane,
LA Times Today: Pasadena Humane Society takes in hundreds of pets among fire evacuations
More than 155,000 people have been forced to flee their homes as the fires continue to burn. Many of those people have pets that cannot go with them to evacuation centers or hotels. As we found, shelters like the Pasadena Humane Society have taken in hundreds of pets and are preparing for even more.
Pasadena Humane dealing with hundreds of rescued animals from California fires
Pasadena Humane has taken in 400-plus animals because of the tragic California fires. You can help by going to
Pasadena Humane caring for 300+ animals amid Eaton Fire evacuation
Animals suffering from burns they sustained during the Eaton Fire in Altadena are being cared for by Pasadena Humane.
Humane Society prepares space-clearing flight for shelter pets from L.A.
Greater Good Charities and the San Diego Humane Society will transport several dozen animals from SDHS’ shelter to Portland, Oregon, Friday to clear space for pets displaced by the Los Angeles fires.
San Diego Humane Society helping displaced or injured pets from L.A. fires
The San Diego Humane Society has partnered with another nonprofit to help make space for lost and injured pets impacted during the L.A. fires.
Pasadena Shelter Takes in Over 300 Pets Displaced by L.A. Fires, Including Cats and Dogs 'Covered in Burns'
Pasadena Humane is expecting even more injured pets to arrive in the coming days and is seeking donations for their care ...
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San Diego man adopts dog brought down from Pasadena amid LA Fires
Some of the dogs that were evacuated from the Los Angeles-area wildfires are finding forever homes here in San Diego.
More animals from Southern California ready to adopt at Sacramento SPCA
The Sacramento SPCA is helping animals in Southern California by transferring them to their shelter, freeing up space for ...
Man Rescues Stray Dog Found in Rubble of Homes Destroyed by Los Angeles Fires: ‘It’s About Caring for Each Other’
A man who went to a friend’s home in Altadena Calif. that was destroyed by fire spotted an injured, stray dog across the ...
San Diego Humane Society launches $25 pet adoption to aid wildfire animals
From Wednesday through Jan. 26, the Bissell Pet Foundation is sponsoring an Empty the Shelters promotion, allowing the SDHS ...
As Altadena’s Eaton fire still burns, wildlife evacuees find refuge in Orange County
All the way from Altadena to Huntington Beach, the first wave of wildlife refugees are finding sanctuary from the Eaton fire ...
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LA wildfires: California animal shelter flooded with displaced, injured pets
Shelter employees say the work they are doing is taking a toll on them, but they won't stop helping animals in need as wildfires ravage the area.
Leonardo DiCaprio Commits $1M for Wildfire Relief
Initial aid will immediately benefit the L.A. Fire Department Foundation, California Fire Foundation, World Central Kitchen, ...