Puppy rescued from rubble in wildfire
The officials who rescued the dog were hailed by the community and social media.
Since the start of 2020, wildfires have destroyed more than 3.2-million acres of land in California.
As a result of this, nearly 16,500 firefighters have been battling 28 major wildfires in the state, which have left 24 people dead and over 4,200 structures destroyed.
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While the number of animals who have been affected by these fires is not known, a feel good story was shared on Facebook about a search and rescue team of Butte County Sheriff’s Office that discovered a puppy while they were investigating properties at Berry Creek.
The post read: "Yesterday, as BCSO deputies and members of BCSO Search and Rescue were searching through properties impacted by the fire, they made an unexpected and welcomed discovery on a large property in Berry Creek, this adorable puppy."
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The puppy sustained minor burns, but has been admitted to a veterinary centre for a check up.
These last several days have been hard on our entire county and we thought we would share a positive story today....
Posted by Butte County Sheriff on Saturday, 12 September 2020
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IMAGE CREDIT: Twitter/CBSSacremento
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