As the world watches the toll devastating wildfires are taking on the people of Maui, one young woman wants to make sure the animals on the island aren't forgotten.
GILBERT, AZ — As the world watches the toll devastating wildfires are taking on the people of Maui, one young woman wants to make sure the animals on the island aren't forgotten and she's hoping Arizonans will help.
"When we heard there was tragedy, I wanted to do something about it," said Loaiza, who has created a small business out of taking care of all sorts of pets. She gives them attention when owners are working, walks dogs for those who can't do it themselves anymore, provides overnight care when owners go out of town, and even sets up fun photo shoots.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Valley restaurants rally to help people impacted by the Maui wildfiresValley restaurants are donating proceeds of their dishes, creating raffles and special events to help those affected by the Maui wildfires.
Read more »
Financial support encouraged to help Maui and avoid a 'second disaster'One Castle Rock woman told ColetteBordelon she found a way to support Maui in the form of her business Coffee Sarap, and a drink called the Lahaina Latte. Half of the proceeds from the latte will be donated.
Read more »
East Bay man loses contact with family in Hawaii amid Maui wildfiresBill McLaughlin hasn't slept in three days. He is eagerly awaiting an update from his family, who live near the fire-ravaged areas on Maui.
Read more »
How the Maui wildfires devastated Lahaina, hour by hourSurvivors of the Maui fire in Lahaina say they were overwhelmed by the speed of the blaze, the smothering smoke and the lack of escape routes.
Read more »
Victims Hard to ID After Vicious Maui Wildfires: Bodies ‘Fall Apart’“We pick up remains and they fall apart.'
Read more »