PARADISE, Calif. (KGO) --
First responders are finding and treating a lot of animals in the Camp Fire. Some that did not make it.RELATED: Stories of devastation, survival in Paradise after Camp Fire
Veterinary students at UC Davis are helping a number of pigs and goats and their condition is hopeful.
UC Davis is also treating a number of cats-- many of them lost. In fact, the vet school has created a Facebook album to try to reconnect them with their owners.
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We can report on one success story. One displaced family tracked down their missing cat, Charlie. We reported that he had been rescued by firefighters in Paradise on Saturday.
#ICYMI: An emotional reunion after a displaced family tracks down missing cat, Charlie. The injured cat was rescued by firefighters in #Paradise on Saturday. Family had been desperately searching for beloved pet. 🙌🏽 Here’s original story: https://t.co/z8FSjnVMxW @abc7newsbayarea pic.twitter.com/0ptlMDtsDh
— Carlos Saucedo (@Carlos_Saucedo) November 14, 2018
