01/22/2025
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A repost from Pasadena Humane
Since the Eaton Fire began, we’ve taken in over 250 stray animals, many of which have not been reclaimed yet. These are just a few of the pets in our care who came to us as strays and are hoping to be reunited with their families. You can see the full list of lost animals currently in our care on our website. Please share this post so we can reunite these animals with their loved ones!
Our stray hold has been extended to 21 days to allow those affected by the fire time to reclaim their lost pets. After 21 days, their stray hold is complete and, if not reclaimed, can be made available for adoption. If you believe you see your missing pet, either on this post or on our website, please stop by Pasadena Humane between 9:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.
The animals featured in this post, in order, are:
A519243, a female gray cat found in Altadena with burns all over her body. She is currently being treated in our ICU.
A519656, a male shepherd mix found near the trails in Altadena.
A519188, a male husky mix who was found in Altadena with burn injuries and smoke inhalation. Our health staff is treating him for his injuries.
A519470, a female four-month-old kitten we have posted about on our social media. She was found in Altadena and is recovering from burns in our ICU.
A519716 & A519717, a male black and white dog and a female brown and white dog found near Pasadena High School.
A519739, a female brindle dog found near Montana and Lincoln in Pasadena.
A519553, a female longhaired black and white cat found in Altadena.
A519452, a male black cat who was rescued by a Pasadena firefighter near Loma Alta Dr. in Altadena. He is recovering from burn injuries in our ICU.
A519617 & A519620, two huskies found near Loma Alta and Lake in Altadena.
A519712, a 13-week old female lynx point kitten found near Lake and Washington in Pasadena.
A519773, a male brown tabby found Near Altadena Dr. and Lincoln in Altadena.
