As wildfires continue to ravage Los Angeles, pet owners are finding themselves facing tough decisions on how to protect their furry friends. According to CBS News, shelters and rescue organizations have been working around the clock to evacuate pets from affected areas and provide them with temporary shelter.

In addition to concerns about pet safety, residents in the area are also being urged to monitor air quality levels. Mashable reports that the wildfires have caused a spike in air pollution, prompting officials to issue warnings about the potential health risks posed by poor air quality.

Meanwhile, as the fires persist, California officials are warning residents to be on the lookout for price gouging, looting, and scamming. CBS News warns that unscrupulous individuals may try to take advantage of the chaotic situation by attempting to exploit vulnerable residents.

With no end in sight for the wildfires, residents of Los Angeles are being urged to stay informed, stay safe, and take all necessary precautions to protect themselves and their loved ones.