Randy Savvy, founder of the Compton Cowboys, has been instrumental in rescuing horses during the California wildfires. The organization, known for their motto “Streets raised us. Horses saved us,” has been part of a coalition to save livestock during the devastation. Savvy’s quick response and willingness to help has led to the rescue of multiple horses in dangerous situations.

Savvy drove into restricted areas in Calabasas and Sunland-Tujunga to rescue horses during the wildfires. Despite power outages and road closures, he managed to navigate his 45-foot horse trailer into remote canyons to save animals in need. His dedication to helping horses and his community has motivated him to continue his rescue operations.

The Compton Cowboys, with over 190,000 followers on Instagram, have gained attention for their efforts in saving horses during the wildfires. Savvy, a self-proclaimed “horse person,” believes that horses transcend social barriers and bring people together. His love for horses and desire to help others has driven him to provide assistance during the ongoing crisis.