Roxy is one of scores of pets who were badly injured in the California wildfires. This poor pup was pulled from a collapsed, burned home by kind rescuers and brought to Pasadena Humane for life-saving treatment. 

Roxy is actually a white dog, but as you can see, she is completely coated in ash. She was found in the fire zones, in a house that had collapsed. She has severe burns on her face and body, as well as ulcers in her eyes due to the fire exposure. Her gums are extremely inflamed from carbon monoxide inhalation.

She is safe in Pasadena Humane's ICU, where she has received burn care, pain medications and antibiotics for her eyes. She is very scared, but is currently resting in an oxygen kennel.

Sad Roxy barely made it out of the Eaton Fire.

You can help Roxy get the treatment she needs to heal. Your donations will help cover her ongoing medical care and care for other pets burned in the fires.

Pasadena Humane is at ground zero of the Eaton Fire animal welfare response effort. They are working tirelessly to save every lost and injured pet that comes through their doors, to take in pets that owners are forced to surrender after losing their homes, and to reconnect lost pets with their families. We are in awe of their heroism and honored to support them.

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