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Volunteers console Flapjack, a donkey requiring evacuation.

Animal Control crews rescue dozens of chickens from Caldor Fire evacuated areas .

A pig stands close to his rescuers within the active Caldor Fire zone, before they relocate him to safety.

Goats being evacuated from the White Rock Lake fire evacuation areas.

Horses evacuated from the Nk’Mip Creek wild fire find temporary refuge at Desert Park racetrack in Osoyoos, BC.

Noelle Paulsen, a volunteer with Solano Community Animal Response Team, kisses a rescued chicken from the Caldor Fire.

Local county animal control officers successfully rescue a pig from immediate danger within the active fire zone from the Caldor Fire.

An animal control officer tries to lure a 600 pound male pig out of his pen to safely get him into a stock trailer, and out of immediate danger within the active fire zone.

An Animal Control Officer tries to lure a hungry pig into a stock trailer to be evacuated out of the active fire zone.

Animal Control Officer Brian Graspointner, of neighboring Placer County, rescues a domesticated rabbit left behind due to the mandatory evacuation.

Goats evacuated from the White Rock Lake fire are released into temporary enclosures at a location beyond evacuation areas.

Local & neighboring county animal control officers try to coerce a 600 pound male pig into a stock trailer and out of immediate danger within the active fire zone of the Caldor Fire.

A volunteer helps load a sheep for evacuation.

A goose waddles within safety at Saureel Vineyard, which opened it's ranch and farm to livestock evacuated from the Caldor Fire.

Evacuated goats within safety at Saureel Vineyard, which opened its ranch and farm to livestock evacuated from the Caldor Fire.

Animal Control crews rescue dozens of chickens from Caldor Fire evacuated areas .

An evacuated barn covered in red fire retardant. The ammonium phosphate in the powder reacts with vegetation and wood, so that instead of providing fuel to the fire, it will decompose and give off water vapor.

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