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    These dogs and cats survived the deadly Camp fire, but will they reunite with their owners?

    by Cindy Chang, Los Angeles Times Dec 04, 2018 3 minutes

    CHICO, Calif. - Alison Woodman sees the same faces every time she tours the cat cages.

    The gray and white one looks promising - but no, it lacks the nick on the left ear that her Lightning had.

    True to his name, Lightning bolted as Woodman was packing her car to flee the Camp fire as it devoured the town of Paradise.

    At the Chico Municipal Airport, the lost animals of Paradise, from chickens to cats and dogs, are housed in a temporary shelter. Owners stop by often, hoping against hope that their furry

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