Pasadena Humane Leads Massive Animal Rescue Effort During Eaton Fire

Pasadena Humane reports it mounted an extensive emergency response operation, mobilizing to rescue and care for a total of over 400 animals displaced by the Eaton Fire.

The organization’s comprehensive rescue program included field operations and emergency sheltering for a diverse range of animals, including dogs, cats, bunnies, goats, and even more unusual animals like cockatoos and a pony.

“Since the fire began, we have taken in nearly 1,000 animals. Our commitment to reuniting pets with their families has resulted in more than 1,000 successful reunifications, including more than 800 through our Strike Team in the field and fire zone,” the nonprofit shared.

The organization’s emergency response includes a dedicated Eaton Fire Animal Rescue Hotline at 626-577-3752 for reporting found or lost animals. For injured wildlife assistance, residents can contact 626-344-1129.

Pasadena Humane’s efforts have gained recognition from the Pasadena Community Foundation, which selected the organization as one of 20 nonprofits supported in the first round of grants from the Pasadena Community Foundation’s Eaton Fire Fund.

The organization has established a supply distribution site offering pet food and supplies to affected pet owners.

“We send grateful thanks to Pasadena Humane for the work they’re doing on behalf of our beloved pets and local wildlife,” the Pasadena Community Foundation said.

For more visit:

https://pasadenahumane.org/emergency-update-eaton-fire/