As we continue to rescue animals (wildlife and domestics) impacted by the LA fires...

1) Consider donating to our fire evacuation fund:

If you would like to donate money to specifically cover food/transport/medical costs for the impacted animals

Venmo us with the message "LA Fire Relief" @cleos-critter-care

Donate an item on our amazon wishlist

or donate here using one of the buttons below

2) If you, a friend or family member have a missing/inaccessible pet that you cannot reach due to evacuation restrictions:

please reach out to Cleo on her emergency line, 626-715-0262. Ideally, with a picture of your animal, the address, and any other specific details so that we can reach them.

3) We are looking for fosters to help domestic animals who were displaced or trapped in their homes:

Cleo is working with Pasadena/Altadena organizations, facilities, and residents to check on, feed, and in some cases relocate domestic animals who are unable to be accessed due to evacuation restrictions. If you are able to foster an animal please contact Cleo by messaging her on instagram https://www.instagram.com/cleoscrittercare/ or on Nextdoor https://nextdoor.com/pages/cleo-watts-pasadena-ca/. Please do not text her as we are trying to keep that line open for emergencies.

4) Please consider sharing our website or Instagram with other residents who need support or want to help

note- we also have donation information/options on the donation page, but donations made from these buttons will be tracked as a separate fire relief budget

Amazon Wishlist

Permitted by CA

Dep. Fish & Wildlife,

State ID# 1093459326

About Us

Cleo Watts is a wildlife rehabilitator as well as the founder of Cleo's Critter Care in Pasadena. She works with a network of rehabbers and animal shelters in the greater LA-area.

email us: cleoscrittercareca@gmail.com

call/text Cleo: (626) 715-0262

Wildlife at our Facility:

We care for small mammals that are orphaned, injured, and sick. They may have a mild injury (such as a broken arm) or severe injury (hit by a car) or may be orphanned.

Please do not contact us with inquiries about euthanasia; our goal is always to save the animal. The vast majority of our intakes, even if injured, are re-released into wildlife. The few who are not eligible are found homes at animal sanctuaries. If you know of or have an animal in need, please do not hesitate to contact us!