Pasadena Humane's Response to the Eaton Fire: A Year of Animal Rescue and Support

One Year Since the Eaton Fire

• 🗓️ Pasadena Humane reflects on the one-year anniversary of the Eaton Fire, acknowledging the significant challenges and growth experienced.
• 💡 The organization has become a better and more prepared entity due to the lessons learned from the event.

Animal Rescue and Care Efforts

• 🐾 During and after the Eaton Fire, Pasadena Humane took in over 1,500 pets and wildlife.
• 🏥 Services provided included shelter, medical care, reunification, and emergency resources for displaced animals.
• 🚒 Rescue teams were deployed to find animals that were at large or left behind, responding to hotline calls.

Mobilization and Operational Changes

• 🚀 The organization mobilized in an unprecedented way, suspending non-essential programs to create space for the influx of animals.
• 🏠 Innovative solutions were implemented, such as housing a pony in the wildlife center and pigs and goats in dog kennels, to ensure every animal had a safe place.
• 🤝 The robust network of fosters played a crucial role in providing temporary homes and enabling Pasadena Humane to care for a large number of animals.

Community Support and Food Bank Program

• 📈 In the aftermath of the fires, Pasadena Humane experienced a 400% increase in their food bank program.
• 🍎 Displaced residents received much-needed supplies to help care for their pets during a difficult time.

Ongoing Mission and Support

• ✅ Pasadena Humane expresses pride in their accomplishments and their continued commitment to serving the community.
• ❤️ The organization is always accepting donations and new fosters to support their ongoing mission of providing temporary homes for animals in need.