Wildfires are forcing animals to adapt in ways no one could have predicted, driving the emergence of new behaviors that may forever change the region’s wildlife.

"It's about healing a community — both human and wild." Wildlife rescuers take on influx of animal patients in wake of wildfires: 'This is more than a wildlife rescue effort' first appeared on The ...

A cat is pictured inside one of two pet carriers in this photo from Best Friends Animal Society's mission to move animals affected by the Southern California wildfires to a sanctuary in Utah.

Dogs see the world in patterns — that’s how we’re able to train them. The No. 1 thing is to create a new normal.' ...

But when fires get out of hand, as they are in the Los Angeles area, they can endanger lives, homes, and displace thousands of people and animals. For families rushing to evacuate safely, their ...

Around 100 volunteers gathered in Izmir’s Buca district to search fire-damaged forests for surviving animals, rescuing snakes ...

Ontario’s Niagara Dog Rescue is one of several groups working with First Nations to help strays and dogs displaced by ...

Instead, Blaze, Niko, Llama and Mo are still waiting for their adoption day. All four know basic commands. They have been through a five-day training course to help them transition from life in a ...

The government of Tecate issued a pre-evacuation warning for La Rumorosa, as well as several nearby communities in the ...

Pets who lost their homes from wildfires this past week have made things busy for Valencia County Animal Services, so a local ...