Open LA Animal Shelters During the Wildfires & How To Help
As Los Angeles faces devastating wildfires, local animal shelters and rescue organizations are stepping up to save and care for displaced pets. Below is an updated list of shelters and organizations working tirelessly to provide resources for animals and pet owners during this crisis.
1. Pasadena Humane
Pasadena Humane has taken in over 300 pets affected by the wildfires, many suffering from burns and injuries. They are providing medical treatment, shelter, and reuniting lost pets with their families. Residents can bring pets to the Pasadena Civic Center for small animals or the L.A. Equestrian Center for larger animals. Donations are urgently needed to sustain their efforts.
2. Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control (DACC)
DACC operates several animal care centers in Los Angeles County. They provide services such as temporary shelter for displaced animals, pet licensing, and adoption services. Use their website to find your nearest location.
3. LA Animal Services
LA Animal Services offers shelter, adoption, and resources for pet owners during emergencies. They are actively rescuing and caring for animals displaced by the fires. Visit their website for updates on available services and locations.
4. Best Friends Animal Society – Los Angeles
Best Friends Animal Society collaborates with local shelters to provide adoption services and resources for pet owners. They are helping rescue and care for animals affected by the wildfires.
5. Hope for Paws
Hope for Paws is a non-profit organization rescuing animals in need across Los Angeles. They are offering medical care and fostering options for pets displaced by the fires.
6. Lange Foundation
The Lange Foundation is a no-kill shelter focusing on rescuing and rehabilitating stray animals. They are extending their efforts to include animals impacted by the wildfires.
7. Canine Rescue Club
Canine Rescue Club specializes in rescuing and rehoming dogs in urgent need. They are partnering with other shelters to take in displaced pets and provide emergency care. Check their website for updates and opportunities to foster or donate.
How You Can Help
Adopt or Foster: Temporarily house an animal to free up shelter space.
Donate: Funds are crucial for medical supplies, food, and shelter needs.
Volunteer: Assist with cleaning, feeding, or administrative work at local shelters.
Spread Awareness: Share adoptable pets and donation links on social media.
Emergency Resources for Pet Owners
Pasadena Civic Center: Temporary shelter for small pets.
L.A. Equestrian Center: Emergency housing for large animals.
LA County Evacuation Centers: Check local listings for pet-friendly locations.
By supporting these shelters and organizations, we can ensure the safety and well-being of animals affected by the fires. Visit their websites for the latest updates and ways to contribute. Together, we can make a difference.
