The Pasadena Humane shelter has taken in over 400 animals, including a pitbull mix with severe injuries from the Los Angeles wildfire. The injured dog, named Canela, was found by a good Samaritan and reunited with his owner thanks to CNN coverage. The shelter is now seeing more injured animals and providing longer-term shelter for those who have lost their homes.
Animal facilities, veterinarians, and rescue organizations have been assisting a variety of animals displaced by the Los Angeles wildfire, including dogs, horses, donkeys, and more. The Pasadena Humane organization has entered a new phase of disaster response, prioritizing search, rescue, and recovery efforts for animals in the burn zones. The community has provided significant donations to support the shelter and care for the animals.
In nearby Burbank, the Los Angeles Equestrian Center has taken in around 400 animals, mostly horses, and some donkeys, due to the wildfire. Volunteers have been helping care for the animals, and some owners have been able to reclaim their pets as evacuation orders are lifted. The community has shown an outpouring of support and goodwill during this challenging time.
