UC Davis Video on Helping Animals During 2015 California Wildfires

From the University of California, Davis:

“Thank you for making a difference in the lives of animals and their families impacted by the recent Butte and Valley Fires!

“We are most grateful to you for your generous donation and thoughtful words of encouragement–making it possible for our team to treat the more than 50 animals brought to the UC Davis veterinary hospital. Your support helped us to save the lives of animals injured in what was the most devastating fire season in California. While some pet owners lost everything in the fires, reunions with their beloved animals brought them hope and much joy.

“We are pleased to share with you a video about our recent efforts. Thank you for your partnership in helping us serve our community. You made this mission of care possible.”

See more UC Davis vet med news on their website.

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