LA Times Today: Pasadena Humane Society takes in hundreds of pets among fire evacuations
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.
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.
The San Diego Humane Society is over capacity, and they say taking in hundreds of animals as the community rang in the new ...
Animal: Skrilla, 8-year-old American pit bull terrier mix, #283948. Where: In a foster home through Humane Society’s Campus, ...
San Diego businesses, nonprofits and animal rescues mobilized shortly after the fires in Los Angeles got out of control. Here ...
The San Diego Humane Society’s Community Cats program releases both feral and friendly cats back to their outdoor homes after ...
Local fire crews from San Diego, Poway, Chula Vista, Carlsbad, and National City have already contributed to the fight ...
A judge ruled that the San Diego Humane Society's release of cats back to the streets without a confirmed caretaker is ...
While it might be instinctive to feel helpless in the face of the still unfolding crisis in Los Angeles, there are plenty of ...
Noah, an orange tabby adopted from Rancho Coastal Humane Society, has earned the title of Newsweek’s first-ever “Pet of the ...
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