Amid the devastating fires in Los Angeles, Paris Hilton’s recent discovery of a lost cat at a local animal shelter added a personal note to the ongoing tragedy. Even as Hilton overcomes her own loss in the fire, she continues to support her community in every way possible.
Paris Hilton was volunteering at the Pasadena Humane Society in Los Angeles when she learned about the lost cat.
Paris Hilton, known for her long-standing dedication to animal welfare, found herself with the Pasadena Humane Society, reaching out to a team overwhelmed by the influx of animals displaced by the fires. During this effort, she came across a cat without a collar in Altadena, one of the areas severely affected by the Eaton Fire. The feline, identified by the shelter with animal ID A519218, had been waiting at the facility for four days, with its fate unclear unless its owner returned.
What Hilton did social media They shared the cat’s story on Monday and called on anyone with information to come forward and help reunite the cat with its family. Her heartfelt message emphasized the importance of community engagement during these difficult times. “Every donation makes a difference in providing emergency relief, housing, and supplies,” Hilton wrote. She added, “If you can donate or volunteer, the Pasadena Humane Society is a great charity to support!”
The television personality not only spoke out about this particular incident, but also actively contributed to broader relief efforts. Her nonprofit, 11:11 Media Impact, makes significant contributions to support shelters like the Pasadena Humane Society. She announced a generous personal donation of $100,000 to establish an emergency fund and pledged additional contributions up to an additional $100,000. The fund aims to provide immediate relief, including cash assistance, temporary housing, and essential supplies, to families with young children affected by the fires.
In addition to financial support, Hilton has also been hands-on with her efforts by fostering a dog named Zuzu, who “unfortunately had to be surrendered by her family” after losing her home in a fire.
