100K dog meals donated to help pets displaced by Southern California wildfires

Saturday, December 23, 2017
LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- "I and Love and You," a Colorado-based pet food company, donated 100,000 meals to help out the four-legged friends who were displaced by Southern California wildfires.

Some of those dogs were given up by their owners - either permanently or temporarily - because they cannot return to their homes. That influx of dogs has caused a severe strain on animal shelters.
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Other dogs are still with their owners at a camp at the Ventura County Fairgrounds.

Around half of the donated meal shipment will be distributed by Shelter Hope Pet Shop in Thousand Oaks.
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"There are still people, so many families, that are displaced, that can't go back to their homes because of the smoke damage. They survived it, their animals survived it - but they have nowhere to go," said Kim Sill, founder of the pet shop.

Camp Bow Wow in Agoura Hills is also offering free boarding for displaced dogs.
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