TUSTIN, Calif. (KABC) — Over 100 shelter dogs impacted by the massive fire at a historic hangar in Tustin, CA are being relocated to a recovery center in Ohio, officials said.
The ASPCA collaborated with Orange County Animal Care (OCAC) to jet the dogs to the Columbus, Ohio center dedicated to caring for displaced animals.
ASCPA steps in to assist Orange County Animal Care after massive inferno adjacent to the shelter. Over 100 dogs fly to the ASCPA Recovery Center.in Columbus, Ohio.
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