Merced SPCA takes L.A. cats rescued from wildfires

MERCED, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) - More than 30 cats saved from the demolition of the fires devastating Southern California were taken into foster homes by volunteers successful Merced connected Saturday.

Merced SPCA says it collaborated with LA County Animal Services to assistance shelters overwhelmed by animals rescued from the fires.

On Saturday, volunteers consenting to foster the cats gathered successful Merced and took location supplies donated from the assemblage to assistance attraction for them. Merced SPCA says volunteers volition foster the cats for six weeks, allowing owners to find their beloved pets. After that, the cats volition beryllium disposable for adoption.

Merced SPCA is inactive looking for fosters and is accepting donations of bedewed food, towels, bandages, and saline solutions to assistance attraction for the rescued cats. Anyone funny successful volunteering, donating, oregon uncovering retired much tin sojourn the Merced SPCA website oregon telephone 209-201-1296.