Employees at the Pasadena Humane Society are sharing an important update about the many animals coming through their doors since the start of the Los Angeles wildfires. CEO Dia Duvernet says their veterinarians have been working around the clock to save animals burned or hurt by the flames. She's also shared a few ways that people can help.

The San Diego Humane Society sent more crews up to Pasadena Thursday to help out with the Eaton wildfire that continues to burn. Crews are bringing dogs from the Pasadena shelter back to San Diego. Wednesday night,

On Wednesday afternoon, four staff members from the San Diego Humane Society departed for Pasadena, where they will assist in the evacuation of pets affected by the devastating fires in the Los Angeles area.

San Diego Humane Society shelters were already overcrowded, but when the Pasadena Humane Society called for help evacuating animals form the Eaton wildfire, it stepped up. Wednesday night, two teams from San Diego went to the Remy Chatain Animal Care Center & Shelter to pick up 11 dogs.