Students Support Pasadena Humane's Fire Recovery Efforts

People for Animal Welfare (PAW) —a student-run club at Stanford University—is raising funds to support the Pasadena Humane Society in caring for the hundreds of animals affected by the Eaton Fire. Many are experiencing severe injuries, including burns, singed paws and whiskers, respiratory distress from smoke inhalation, dehydration, and more. Donations will help purchase medical supplies and other essential resources needed for the animals' recovery (further details regarding Pasadena Humane's efforts are included below).

Every contribution makes a difference! Thank you for your support!

HOW PASADENA HUMANE IS SUPPORTING THE COMMUNITY:

(as outlined on their website: https://pasadenahumane.org/emergency-update-eaton-fire/)

Pasadena Humane serves as a critical lifeline for pets impacted by the Eaton Fire. We are committed to providing care and resources to support our community during this unprecedented emergency:

Emergency Response: We have emergency responders on the ground providing lifesaving assistance, including animal evacuation, care for injured animals, and resources such as food and supplies for animals who remain in the fire zone.

 

Evacuation Center:

 

Emergency Boarding: We will continue to provide emergency boarding for lost pets whose families have been evacuated, ensuring animals are cared for until their families can safely reclaim them.

 

Pet Food Pantry: Pasadena Humane is offering free pet food and supply pickup to affected pet owners in the community daily from 10am to 5pm.

 

Community Cats: Our team is setting up feeding stations for community cats in the fire zone.