Commentary: How to help animals and their people recover from catastrophes like the Maui fire
An estimated 3,000 pets were still missing more than a week after deadly wildfires ripped through Maui. When disasters of this magnitude strike, people often flee with their pets if it’s possible for them to quickly grab their dogs, cats or other kinds of companion animals. However, they may not have time to gather their animals during a quick-onset event like a wildfire, or their animals ...
by Sarah DeYoung, Los Angeles Times
Aug 23, 2023
3 minutes
An estimated 3,000 pets were still missing more than a week after deadly wildfires ripped through Maui.
When disasters of this magnitude strike, people often flee with their pets if it’s possible for them to quickly grab their dogs, cats or other kinds of companion animals. However, they may not have time to gather their animals during a quick-onset event like a wildfire, or their animals might be hiding. This is especially true for cats, because
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