"In Altadena, California, a firefighter consoled a dog that was wandering the charred streets with one hand, while also working to extinguish the flames engulfing the neighborhood with the other. A local rescue later found the dog and brought it to safety"

Every life counts. This man risk it all to rescue the bunny

Woman who runs 2 Calif. vet hospitals opens homes to pets fleeing L.A. fires

Horses rescued from massive California fires

More than 200 animals — a mix of horses, alpacas, pigs, goats and more — are now being housed at a college equestrian center after they had to be evacuated from the Los Angeles wildfires, an animal care and control officer said.

As the fire still rages on and @calfire @losangelesfiredepartment and all the available first responders and agencies involved in fighting fire and saving lives are still hard at work and neighbors and friends are banding together to save each other, my husband and I and our children have pledged $1 million from our Family Foundation to start a fund of support for our great city and state and the great people who live and love there. I'm in communication with Governor Newsom and Mayor Bass and Senator Schiff as to where those funds need to be directed for the most impact.

Running From the L.A. Fires With Nowhere to Go At the Pasadena Civic Center, escapees have gathered to wait out disaster.

An NBCLA reporter offered to hold onto paintings for a resident who was evacuating from one of the multiple California wildfires on bike.

Nurse Who Raced to Flee the L.A. Fires Thought Her Home Was Spared, Then She Saw What Was Left.

But she has not lost hope and said: "But I'm grateful because we're all alive. We all made it out". Support her and her family in the link under the photo.

"Firefighters responding to the Palisades Fire saved several belongings from a burning home. LAFD’s No. 37 station was on Lachman Lane battling the fire when some firefighters began moving photo albums, a grandfather clock and other belongings"

83-year-old with Parkinson's escapes L.A. fires thanks to his son-in-law and his own heroic efforts.
Aaron Samson was home caring for his 83-year-old father-in-law, who has Parkinson’s Disease, in the Pacific Palisades then they got an alert about the horrific wildfire.
While in traffic, Samson and his father-in-law were ordered to get out of the car as the flames were getting closer.
Samson helped his father-in-law down a hill to safety.

"If you happen to be in the LA area and you're feeling fairly safe meaning that you have a place to go and Purchasing And handing them out to the houseless Population.

Currently a lot of the houseless population in LA which is a very very large property Population of people don't have access to cellphones they don't know really what's happening At the moment. A lot of them live intense which are collapsing in the high winds Lot of these people are disabled. They already have horrible respiratory illnesses So, the smoke is only going to make it worse.

They're in wheelchairs so they don't have the ability to get themselves To a place that is safe. Simply handing out masks is going to help a lot of people whether they already have a Respiratory illness or whether they will receive one from these fires. On top of that here is A list of human and animal shelters that are accepting people and animals affected by the Fire right now.

If you happen to be speaking to a houseless person when giving them a mask and You have the ability to get them or their pets to one of these safe spaces that Would be really fantastic here is a list of a bunch of different places that are giving out Free food to those affected by the fires as well. Of course, this is traumatic for everybody There is one population of people the houseless population that generally are in a lot of emergency and disaster planning."

To everyone affected by the LA wildfires, our hearts are with you. If you’ve lost belongings, please email us at letscollab@teddyfresh.com. We’d love to send you a package of clothes to help you through this tough time. Stay safe.

At least we were warned

Heroes saving people.

Several fires are raging around Los Angeles, devastating neighborhoods and straining firefighting resources. At least five people have died, and multiple others have sustained “significant injuries,” authorities have said.

As flames spread to Gail’s property, burning down her garage, community members came to help.

“I don’t know who all these guys are who are helping to save my house right now but I’m very grateful,” she says.

Local news in LA caught this incredibly precise drop on the Kenneth fires.

As California wildfires rage, one family comes home to a miracle. The Bellittis returned to the Palisades to find their home untouched — as smoke rose from the ruins of next door and the street lay in waste