For the pets that may be away from home and need sanctuary from the smoke and fires may need to be housed at shelters or emergency rescue centers. Below are a list of shelters and animal sanctuaries providing pet evacuation care in the San Bernardino County area fires:

Animal Evacuations – The National Orange Show fairgrounds in the City of San Bernardino and the Victorville Fairgrounds. Due to the Cajon Pass closure, an alternate livestock shelter has been established at the Glen Helen Rodeo Grounds – 2555 Glen Helen Parkway, Devore.
Human Evacuations
Orange Show Fairgrounds – 689 South E Street, San Bernardino
Victorville Fairgrounds – 14800 7th St., Victorville
Animal Evacuations (dogs & cats)
Devore Animal Shelter – 19777 Shelter Way, Devore
San Bernardino Valley Humane Society – 374 W. Orange Show Road, San Bernardino
Large Animal/Livestock Evacuations
Victorville Fairgrounds – 14800 7th St., Victorville
Glen Helen Rodeo Grounds – 2555 Glen Helen Parkway, Devore

Of course in the times of disaster, information is rapidly changing, so we will try to keep up with the pet evacuation information of the California wildfires, so at least families can stay together in these trying times

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In Malibu, Ca., the fires are becoming a bit more under control, but during the fire fighting and abatements, pets may need to be taken to a sanctuary from all of the smoke and debris.

Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control (818)991-0071, are referring dogs, cats, birds and other pets to:

The Agoura Shelter – located at 29525 Agoura, Agoura Hills, Ca. 91301 (818) 991-0071

Horses to: Pierce College, a Los Angeles County large animal emergency evacuation center.

Pierce College – 6201 Winnetka Avenue in Woodland Hills, Ca; to enter the campus take 101 and exit off De Soto Avenue just south of Victory Blvd. Turn east onto El Rancho Road.

HOTLINE: A temporary emergency Command Center phone number has been set up for the public to get evacuation information for large animals: (818) 991-6384.

Pierce College can house more than 200 large animals, and additional evacuation centers are being set up by the County, so the public should call the Command Center hotline for directions.
Over 150 horses have been sheltered and fed under the direction of the L.A. County Volunteer Equine Response team at Pierce College.

Horses can be taken there for free and a veterinarian is on site. There are also trained volunteers from Pierce College’s equestrian program and others providing assistance at the facility, around the clock.

Below are Emergency Center Guidelines for Horses:
No stallions
Bring a water tub and medicines for your animal
Please bring feed if you can

Evacuees in Ventura County can call (805) 388-4341.

There will be more postings on where and how to evacuate your pets during these disasters.

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