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Californian man volunteers to shelter animals fleeing from wildfires

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Dogs, cats, goats, and even a donkey found refuge from the raging Camp Fire that has scorched parts of California, thanks to local resident Dan Sauvageau, who took them off the streets into a sheltered haven in Chico.

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