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Just a thought, drill air holes (lots of them to also allow excess body heat to escape) in plastic totes, put hay or shavings in the bottom, and the animals inside, to take them with you. You can worry about food and water when you get to your destination. I've used plastic cups while travelling to stop and water my animals, and reassure them we will get there soon. It keeps them more calm also, being in a dark space during transport.

This is a good idea.

In a lot of times when illegals were transported and when there were deaths, it was usually due to bad ventilation.

Animals could be the same way.
 
Eventually it will get out that many of these arsonists are tied to radical leftist groups. But some will be tied to foreign governments eventually when they establish that the leftists groups were getting funding from foreign governments also.

This is already happening.

Like the Thousand Currents group is a CCP organization. Thousand Currents, Thousand Talents, are both extensions of political warfare branches of the CCP.

Thousand Currents job is to fund government take overs all over the world. Not just in the US. They've funded groups that also destabilize borders and fomment illegal immigration, but their intentions are more sinister and far reaching than that.

If you want to know more you can look at news with 'Joshua Phillips'. He does a lot of investigative journalism, including a 'Crossroads w Joshua Phillips' news channel.

But to be fair, hatred against others and getting mad or wanting revenge will not stop this.

I am of the mindset that only humility to God, and pleading for help with willingness to follow the Savior is the only way out, because there is simply too much and too many things all going on at once.
 
I saw pics recently of these fires.

And woah...it looked like you were looking at another planet! Bright orange red sky! Ash and cinders on everything.

I ain't ever seen anything like it!
 

I also agree that much of this is arson, NOT storms. In some cases when you see the fire footage, you see it over green vegetation, not yellowed aged stuff. And I've seen real fires footage over yellow dry areas with no green normally. When you compare the two it raises questions.

Sure its possible...

But for that many fires?

I doubt that.
 
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I wanted to say thank you for donating. My family is overwhelmed and grieving for our home and animals but the outpouring of kindness from volunteers at the fair grounds has been a blessing.
I couldn't be happier to do so! Its an awful feeling of hopelessness that so many are going through and the little that I could do to help made me feel great. Im so happy to see so many people helping each other. People have enough on their plate then worrying about anything else! Prayers to you and your family!
 
I just hope you know that won't be sustainable.

A single cow needs a whole acre to sustain itself from grazing. And you have like 4 times that.

It is nice that you are helping out. And I'm not disagreeing with you.

I just hope that you don't leave it that way very long, or it could put you in trouble when your acreage is all overgrazed.
I think over grazed acres are not the concern right now. It's having anything left. At least the animals have a safe place to go and aren't dead.
 
Yes, I read on CNN that most (almost all except for 2 that are still being investigated) of these wildfire clusters were caused by lightning. Have you guys had storms recently?
My friend caught someone starting a fire and has pictures to prove it. Alot of these fires are started by people. Whatever their connections are or aren't to each other we don't know but they are not all random or on accident.
 
I'm so sorry to hear for those stuck around these fires. We've been getting hazy conditions for days outside of California and Oregon because of the terrible fires so I can only imagine how hazardous it is for those that are living there.

Wildfires are scary and we have wildfire season here every year. Most people I think shrug it off and think an evacuation will never happen to them, but that's far from the truth. Always be prepared for a wildfire - they can happen just about anywhere. I remember when we had a bad one close to use one year, people were trying to evacuate and there were lines to get out. People brought trailers and kept trying to go back to get horses, goats, cows, pigs, etc. and law enforcement was not wanting to let people back in. Some people went in anyway for their animals, of course at their own risk. There were animals that got bad burns and some that didn't make it because they couldn't get them out in time. This was a rough year, I can imagine even more so for those with homes and animals that were lost.

I have heard of people letting their animals to go to escape. In some situations, they find a safe haven and come home when it's all over, but it depends on how fierce the fire is and where all it is burning. I would say a horse or something may be more likely to survive than a chicken.


I will continue praying that everything will be okay!
 
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