Ashley Nola treats a horse
Ashley Nola, a veterinary student at the University of California-Davis, treats a horse for burns at the Butte County Fairgrounds farm animal evacuation center in Gridley, California.
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UC-Davis Veterinary Emergency Response Team
Members of the UC-Davis Veterinary Emergency Response Team prepare supplies to travel to the Butte County Fairgrounds to assist at the farm animal evacuation center, which served animals affected by the Camp Fire.
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Butte County Fairgrounds
Hundreds of chickens and other birds were brought to the Butte County Fairgrounds, where they were examined and treated by VERT volunteers.
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HSVC equine rescue teams
Humane Society of Ventura County equine rescue teams were dispatched to Agoura Hills, California, the night the Woolsey Fire began on Nov. 8, 2018, to rescue horses and other large animals.
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Katie McFerran and Ashley Nola
VERT volunteers and UC-Davis veterinary students Katie McFerran (left) and Ashley Nola treat a dog with burned paws.
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Have a Heart Ranch
Have a Heart Ranch brought several chickens and other birds to the HSVC for shelter and care during its evacuation.
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Members of VERT
Members of VERT prepare to return to UC-Davis after a long day at the Butte County Fairgrounds.
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HSVC equine rescue team members
HSVC equine rescue team members search for two horses on Nov. 13, 2018, that were reportedly loose near Trancas Canyon in Malibu, California. The two horses were found by others and transported to the Ventura County Fairgrounds, then picked up by the HSVC and brought to the shelter’s property in Ojai, California, for long-term care.
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Examining livestock
A UC-Davis veterinary student volunteering with VERT examines livestock at the Butte County Fairgrounds.
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