Animal Evacuations in Place for Residents Facing Evacuation from Pit 36 Wildfire

Any resident or homeowner who receives an evacuation notice due to the Pit 36 wildfire should follow all directions from officials, and if possible, move their animals and livestock to a safer location as well. Map Courtesy: Clackamas County

(ESTACADA, Ore. ) — Any resident or homeowner who receives an evacuation notice due to the Pit 36 wildfire should follow all directions from officials, and if possible, move their animals and livestock to a safer location as well.

Please be sure to bring food, medications, medical records, a pet carrier and identification information for any animals, livestock or pet that you are transporting.

Anyone needing assistance in transporting their pets or anyone wishing to volunteer their time in assisting people with livestock transport needs can call Tamara Moxon at 503-793-7091.

Here are other resources that can provide assistance in transporting animals:

• Eagle Fern Equine Hospital at 28255 SE Eagle Creek Road in Estacada. This hospital can accommodate cows and horses. Please call ahead to the hospital at 503-630-4558. The hospital offers a 24-hour call-in line at 503-721-4384. The hospital can also accommodate other livestock.
• 18027 S. Harding Road, Oregon City. You must provide identification proving that you live in an area affected by the wildfire.
• Those in need of horse hauling services can all Kim Mosiman of Sound Equine Options. The contact number is 503-888-3933.

Anyone needing assistance with domestic animals, pets, birds, reptiles or rodents can contact Clackamas County Dog Services, 13141 SE HW 212, Clackamas.

The shelter hours are Monday-Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Dog Services' phone number is 503-655-8628.

The National Forest Service has established a phone line for anyone with questions related to the 36 Pit Fire. The number is 360-280-4352.

Anyone with questions related to evacuations or animal transport please call 503-655-8224.

Source: Clackamas County