NAVDAG teams continue to evacuate animals due to Bear fire.

Many animals have been displaced and left behind as fires continue to burn all throughout Northern California and the North Valley Animal Disaster Group teams showed Action News Now how these animals are being cared for and brought back to safety.

Many animals have been displaced and left behind as fires continue to burn throughout northern california.

Action news now reporter dani masten went out with the north valley animal disaster group teams today..

To see how these animals are being brought back to safety.

### nats of cats meowin* sot/ john maretti/executive director of navdag "they will go out and either perform shelter in places where they will go and visit an animal, facility, every two days they will bring food and water.

Also, they will leave the paperwork there incase people come home, they know what is going on and they also perform evacuation if they want to get that animal out of there."

Earlier todayãi went out with one of the navgad crews to clipper mills where they evacuated due to fast spreading fires.

Sot/susan bennett/ volunteer at navdag "a little bit of peace to know if the fire comes through here they might not have been able to escape because they were trapped in the house.

We're all here because we love animals, so to know that we can get these guys to a safe place and it's harder when we leave the area and we're unable to contain an animal that might be running in the yard.

While animal control officer linda newman loves her job, she shares with me some of the challenges and dangers.

Sot/linda newman/animal control officer "anything behind fire lines, obviously there is a risk because you know the public is not allowed up here right now because of the dangers and weather can change at any time and fire is unpredictable, so there is definitely a degree of danger involved."

Dani stand up i'm here in clipper mills where the north valley animal disaster group is getting ready to go into this house right here and rescue 4 cats.

Nats of cats meowin* "so all four cats were in the house and with this area being in imminent danger, we are going to evacuate them so, we are able to take all four cats down and i'll leave a notice at the house and when we get back into cell phone reception, i will call the owner and let her know where the cats are at."

Once the animals have been evacuated, they take them to the animal shelters and care for them until they can reunite with their owners in orovilleãi'm dani masten action news now coverage you can count on.

There are three sot/ john maretti/executive director of navdag "they will go out and either perform shelter in places where they will go and visit an animal, facility, every two days they will bring food and water.

Also, they will leave the paperwork there incase people come home, they know what is going on and they also perform evacuation if they want to get that animal out of there."

Earlier todayãi went out with one of the navgad crews to clipper mills where they evacuated due to fast spreading fires.

Sot/susan bennett/ volunteer at navdag "a little bit of peace to know if the fire comes through here they might not have been able to escape because they were trapped in the house.

We're all here because we love animals, so to know that we l &di t there are three animal shelters set up through the 'north valley animal disaster group.

One is located on cal oak road..

And the other on del oro avenue..

Both are for small animals..

The large animal shelter is located at the camelot equestrian park on clark road.

Alan..

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