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We’ve created this “blog” as a venue for residents of The Meadows to share news, updates, interesting stories and pictures with other neighbors. Along with The Meadows Newsletter, we hope this will be a useful tool and reference. If you’d like to share, please submit the information by selecting "Comment" under any articles. Comments will be reviewed for appropriateness. Thanks and Happy Blogging!
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Altadena Homes For Sale
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Resources in The Meadows
Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation
Meadows neighbors have used these resources for wildlife rescue and rehabilitation. Not all organizations handle all types of wildlife, so best to contact first.
In The Meadows:
MaryEllen Schoeman
maryellenks@gmail.com
626-354-4105
Wildlife Care of Ventura
www.wildlifecareofventura.org
Animal emergencies only: 805-581-3911
Valley Wildlife Care
www.valleywildlifecare.org
818-346-8247
California Wildlife Center
www.californiawildlifecenter.org
800-938-3553
WildRescue Hotline
An emergency hotline designed to help people who find injured wild animals. Based on the caller's area code, the hotline will provide the number to the nearest rescue organization or wildlife rehabilitator that specializes in the type of animal found. Informative tutorials guide users on initial things they can do to help an animal and how to stay safe while doing so.
310-458-WILD
In The Meadows:
MaryEllen Schoeman
maryellenks@gmail.com
626-354-4105
Wildlife Care of Ventura
www.wildlifecareofventura.org
Animal emergencies only: 805-581-3911
Valley Wildlife Care
www.valleywildlifecare.org
818-346-8247
California Wildlife Center
www.californiawildlifecenter.org
800-938-3553
WildRescue Hotline
An emergency hotline designed to help people who find injured wild animals. Based on the caller's area code, the hotline will provide the number to the nearest rescue organization or wildlife rehabilitator that specializes in the type of animal found. Informative tutorials guide users on initial things they can do to help an animal and how to stay safe while doing so.
310-458-WILD
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August
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- More Pics from the Fire
- Pic from Saturday
- The Meadows is Open!
- Pics from Saturday
- MFSC Monday Morning
- MFSC Sunday 5:20 p.m.
- MFSC Sunday Morning Update
- Looking above La Vina
- Saturday Pics
- MFSC Saturday Afternoon Update
- MFSC Saurday Morning Update
- Station Fire Update Link
- Station Fire / Meadows Update
- Increased Patrol Presence
- Sheriff Presence to Increase Tonight
- Water Drops
- Station Fire Update
- More Burglary Information
- Station Fire Timelapse from The Meadows
- More Pics of Station Fire
- Station Fire as Seen From Meadows
- Station Fire Website Link
- La Canada Station Fire
- More Buglary Info and Additional Crime
- Water Use Workshop, Saturday Aug. 29
- Recent Altadena Break-ins
- Rental Needed
- Art Opening
- Trail Clean-Up
- Too Toxic to Trash
- Basic C.E.R.T. Course
- CA Fair Plan Hearings
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1 comment:
Great to hear the Meadows is open and not much fire damage.
I was up in the neighborhood the other day seeing a family member on Risinghill Road and I noticed a row of orange cones out. If the road is open and people are able to go back to their homes, then why is there orange cones out still?
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