Heartbreaking photos have revealed the devastating effect the Californian wildfires have had on animals in the area.
One of three wildfires raging in California has become the deadliest and most destructive in the state’s history, claiming the lives of at least 42 people.
Pets and wildlife have also felt the affect of the horrific fires, one of which has tore through at least 90,000 acres of land and destroyed hundreds of buildings.
One heartbreaking picture shows a fire-singed rabbit injured by the fire struggling to find safety as the Woolsey Fire continues.
Another shows Shiloh, a two-year-old golden retriever, lying down with his face burned after a wildfire in Paradise.
A horse can be seen with burnt fur above its eye as members of the Humane Society of Ventura County evacuate animals from an area.
Equine veterinarian Jesse Jellison was pictured carrying an injured goose after rescuing it from its devastated surroundings.
Another horrifying picture shows a burned cat waiting for animal control to arrive after it was discovered in Paradise.
Other animals being cared for include goats, ponies and llamas.
One evacuated horse had a contact number written on her hooves as she waited in a shelter at the Pierce College Equine Centre, where evacuees were bringing animals to safety.
Llamas in California were tied to a lifeguard stand on the beach in Malibu as the fire came down the hill. A pony was also among the rescued animals who were tied up on Zuma beach.
The Camp Fire death toll rose to 42 people as firefighters continued to battle blazes at both ends of the region.
Hundreds of thousands of evacuation orders have been issued, with President Donald Trump approving a major disaster declaration across the state.
