Pet Food Pantry Goes Mobile
In the wake of the Eaton Fire, the need for pet food in our community has drastically increased. This can be attributed to many factors; people losing their homes, their […]
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Spirit’s Story of Survival
/by Pasadena HumaneSpirit was found in Altadena just days after the Eaton Fire broke out. He had burns all over his body and his whiskers were singed off. In fact, the burns […]
Eaton fire kitten benefited from prompt rescue, skilled care and love
/by Pasadena HumaneThis week’s column is guest written by Chris Ramon, interim president and CEO of Pasadena Humane. Sweet Angel was just 4 months old when a firefighter rescued her from the […]
Love of animals and community go hand-in-hand with shelter volunteers
/by Pasadena HumaneThis week’s column is guest written by Chris Briffett, director of volunteer services at Pasadena Humane. In times of crisis, a community’s true spirit shines through. In the wake […]
Meet Remy
/by Pasadena HumaneWe adopted Remy blindly from Pasadena Humane, not knowing what to expect. From the moment he came home, it was as if he’d been waiting for us all along. With […]
As pet care wildfire crisis abates, shelter’s adoptions resume for displaced, unclaimed pets
/by Pasadena HumaneThis week’s column is guest written by Chris Ramon, interim president and CEO of Pasadena Humane. At Pasadena Humane, we live by our mission of leading the way towards a […]
Injured Bobcat Treated for Burns in Sandra J. Goodspeed Wildlife Center
/by Pasadena HumaneDue to the Eaton Fire, we’ve seen an increase in wildlife, specifically bobcats, coming through our Sandra J. Goodspeed Wildlife Center. Some have sadly been struck by cars as their […]
Being there for the Eaton fire’s injured, missing pets – a firsthand account by a veterinarian
/by Pasadena HumaneThis week’s Pasadena Humane column is written by Dr. Maria Pyrdek, chief veterinarian and animal care officer at Pasadena Humane. As I drove home from the shelter on the evening […]
Emergency Pet Safety Tips
/by Pasadena HumaneIn the event of an earthquake, fire or even a hurricane, it’s important to be prepared and keep your pets’ safety in mind. Here are a few tips to help […]
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