Greater Good Charities and the San Diego Humane Society transported 50 animals to Oregon to aid pets displaced by Los Angeles fires.

For a limited time, Pendleton Woolen Mills is donating all sales of its Wildland Heroes Blanket to Red Cross. People can also drop off supplies at The Sports Bra.

As catastrophic fires continue to rage in Southern California, destroying homes and prompting evacuation orders, animal shelters in the area are struggling with a wave of new arrivals, forcing many of them to seek help from sister shelters and rescues outside the region.

KATU News has been made aware of a post on a social media site claiming that the 60 fire engines from Oregon would not be allowed in California.

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According to the Oregon State Fire Marshal, 15 strike teams arrived Thursday and as of Friday morning 11 of the teams are already working to fight the flames. In total, the teams are made up of 300 firefighters and 75 engines and they are assigned to battle the Palisades Fire to the North of Los Angeles.

Seaside Fire & Rescue Operations Chief Dave Rankin said he’s been in Los Angeles a few times. But he had a hard time believing his eyes as he arrived to help battle the ongoing

LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Calif ... RELATED: Red Cross volunteers from Oregon, southwest Washington depart Portland airport to aid California wildfire victims On Friday, President Joe Biden said more federal resources are also heading to Southern California.

In the wake of catastrophic fires in L.A., the Los Angeles Unified School District put out a call for more portable air purifiers. An unlikely district will answer: Portland Public Schools stands ready to donate a majority of its stock.

Superintendent Kimberlee Armstrong said Portland would send 2,000 portable air purifiers to California to clean the air in classrooms

California's explosive and destructive wildfires are teaching Oregon how to respond to a similar event happening in the Pacific Northwest.

Portland rescue One Tail at a Time PDX received the pups on Sunday. Some will be searching for their forever home at an adoption event this Saturday, 12 to 2 p.m.