The chance of survival is only 20%.
Saved by a whisker: Firefighters rescue scorched kitten with burnt paws from California fire remains as heartbreaking pictures capture the plight of thousands of pets and wild animals fighting for survival
- Emergency rescue crews are saving animals displaced and injured due to the wildfires on the West Coast
- A Los Angeles County Fire Department captain rescued ‘Fire Cat’ from charred debris in North California
- A puppy who suffered burns was found by Animal Control in Butte County, California, and taken to a veterinary center in Chico
- Patti Candell returned to her barn completely destroyed in Mehama, Oregon, but discovered all her sheep and cows had survived
- Horses were rescued by Animal Control crews and the North Valley Animal Disaster Group
- Social media users posted about a ‘fire tornado in Hellifornia’ as a clip from California went viral this weekend
- The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning for Northern California through Monday night, saying strong southerly winds and low humidity will result in elevated fire weather conditions
- Oregon had similar weather warnings as wildfire continued to burn acres of the West Coast
- Search and rescue teams looked for victims under burned residences and vehicles in the aftermath of fires
- An Oregon man compared scenes of melted vehicles were left behind as a war zone
- In California 24 people were dead, 10 in Oregon and one in Washington https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8730923/Firefighters-rescue-scorched-kitten-burnt-paws-charred-debris-California-fire.html