Paris Hilton is putting on her cape to help Los Angeles wildfire victims in more ways than one ... donating more money and reuniting one family with their lost pet.
Paris helped the Pasadena Humane Society reunite a cat displaced by the deadly Eaton Fire with her family, who lost their home in the blaze.
Paris helped the Pasadena Humane Society reunite a cat displaced by the deadly Eaton Fire with her family, who lost their home in the blaze.
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00:00These are our babies, and we're going to find your owner.
00:05That's Paris Hilton at the Pasadena Humane Society, helping reunite families with the
00:10pets they lost during the LA wildfires, like this adorable cat.
00:15I love you.
00:17And good news, Paris helped find this kitty's owner.
00:20Because of her platform and people sharing her posts, the family was able to contact
00:25the Humane Society and claim their animal.
00:27Unfortunately, they lost their house, so they can't take the cat right now, but the
00:32shelter said that they will house the animal for a little bit longer.
00:36What they're going to do is they're going to hold them for 21 days, and we just put
00:39up on the website a whole bunch of pictures of animals that are in these shelters so people
00:43can find them.
00:44But what they're going to do is they'll look for foster homes so they can foster the animals
00:48and bring more animals in, but at a point they can only do so much.
00:54Which is why Paris is also fostering this three-year-old chihuahua named Zuzu.
00:59And how awesome is Paris, who just lost her home in Malibu during the fires, for helping
01:03these animals?
01:04The issue is, is they're not letting people up to the disaster area.
01:09So people want to know, is my pet still alive?
01:12Go to TMZ.com, look at the story if you've lost an animal, and it shows where you can
01:18go to find it.
01:19Yeah, the goal is to reunite the families with their lost pet.
01:22So thanks, Paris.
01:23Glad to see Zuzu is going to be okay.
01:26Zuzu is ready to slip.