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.
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Pasadena Humane Society GoFundMe raises over $3000 as shelter takes in pets displaced by LA firesIn the aftermath of extreme wildfires erupting all over Los Angeles County, Pasadena Humane Society is taking in animals and ...
Pasadena Humane shared an update, and a call for help, on the morning of Jan. 8: "We have taken in over 100 animals, ...
Pasadena Humane has opened its doors to over 300 pets displaced by the Eaton Fire and other fires burning in Los Angeles County. The shelter said some of the animals are covered in burns and that is ...
As the battle against the most devastating wildfires in Los Angeles history enters its fourth day, over 7,500 firefighters, ...
Almost 40 dogs have found a new home at the Humane Society in Oceanside. Their previous home at the Pasadena Humane Society is overwhelmed with injured animals from the wildfires.
A team from Santa Barbara Humane is heading to the Pasadena Humane Society today to provide boots-on-the ground assistance for ...
A man who went to a friend’s home in Altadena Calif. that was destroyed by fire spotted an injured, stray dog across the street and helped transport the animal to the Pasadena Humane Society for care.
San Diego Humane Society shelters were already overcrowded, but when the Pasadena Humane Society called for help evacuating ...
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