Website aims to help reunite Bear Fire survivors with their lost pets

Many Bear fire victims remain separated from their pets two weeks after the fire erupted.

Many bear fire victims remain separated from their pets two weeks after the fire erupted.

Action news now reporter dani masten visited the animal shelter in oroville and shows us how people can find their animals.## dani ll (next to a cat) here at the north valley animal disaster group, animals like this one are being brought back to saefty and are hoping to be riunited with their owners.

Pkg script sot/megan soulsby/ volunteer at animal shelter "we have all of the unclaimed animals.

The cats and the dogs here right now.

We are taking care of owned animals.

Dogs and cats also at this shelter."

Volunteers tell action news now these animals are in great hands and are getting plenty of food, water and special treats sot/megan soulsby/ volunteer at animal shelter "canned food and dry food everyday.

We make sure everybody eats.

They get walks several times a day.

We build them enrichment toys.

They get treats.

We water them probably 4 or 5 times a day of course.

" sot/michelle lombas/ volunteer at animal shelter (showing me the special treats) "we have some paper bags that have some goodies in it.

It might be a little peanut butter, it might be a little pepperoni a little bit of kibble.

So we just drop it in and they get excited about tearing it open and investigating it so it kind of keeps them busy."

Dani stand up volunteer megan soulsby tells me that they are currently separating the animals between those who are still looking for their families from those who have already been identified sot/megan soulsby/ volunteer at animal shelter "we thought it would be easier if we kept all the unclaimed animals together, so the cats all have their own section of unclaimed and their own section of owned.

Then we have the dogs the same.

Then we have some dogs in medical and some pregnant dog so we have a separate space for them" soulsby walked me through the unification process after visiting their website sot/megan soulsby/ volunteer at animal shelter "if you think that one of the pets is yours you would take the id number down and bring in some information about your pet if you have a photo.

We need a drivers license and an address of where you were located and then we can try and reunite you with your pet."

Dani ll to see if your animals are being held here at this animal shelter in orovilleãgo onto this website right here at phshelter.com/ event/north complex.

In orovilleãi'm dani masten, action news now coverage you can count on this animal shelter is located at 512 'cal oak road' in oroville..

And is open from 8am to 6pm.