The Pasadena Humane Society has created an animal rescue hotline to help pets and owners separated during the Eaton Fire.

The Pasadena Humane Society has returned more than 150 pets to their owners after the Eaton Fire. David Schuman reports.

Emergency response teams today from the San Diego Humane Society assisted cooperating agencies in their third day of helping animals and performing evacuations prompted by the Alta Dena and Eaton fires.

More than 155,000 people have been forced to flee their homes as the fires continue to burn. 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.

Pasadena Humane has taken in 400-plus animals because of the tragic California fires. You can help by going to

What to Know Eaton Animal Rescue Hotline Pasadena Humane is managing the information resource 626-577-3752 Please report found or lost “pets, livestock, exotics, and wildlife” as well as any animals seen on evacuated properties Reuniting people with their pets during the Eaton Fire crisis has been an urgent goal of the tireless team at Pasadena Humane,

Greater Good Charities and the San Diego Humane Society will transport several dozen animals from SDHS’ shelter to Portland, Oregon, Friday to clear space for pets displaced by the Los Angeles fires.

The San Diego Humane Society has partnered with another nonprofit to help make space for lost and injured pets impacted during the L.A. fires.