WATCH: Dog finds forever home after Eaton Fire
A German shepherd named Artemis has found a permanent home after being sheltered for over 440 days following the Eaton Fire. The dog was the last of the animals displaced by the fire to be adopted. Artemis's adoption marks a positive outcome in the ongoing recovery efforts for fire-affected pets and families.
- ▪Artemis is a German shepherd who was displaced during the Eaton Fire.
- ▪She spent more than 440 days in animal sheltering before being adopted.
- ▪Artemis was the last of the fire-displaced animals to find a forever home.
- ▪Her adoption was celebrated as a milestone in post-fire recovery efforts for animals.
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