Miranda Lambert helps raise over $200K for animal victims of the LA fires
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Miranda Lambert's animal organization MuttNation Foundation teamed up with rural lifestyle retailer Tractor Supply to help raise over $200K for the animal victims of the LA wildfires. The 41-year-old country crooner publicly thanked donors on Sunday morning for contributing to the Relief for Rescues Fund, which began Thursday.
![[The 41-year-old country crooner publicly thanked donors on Sunday morning for contributing to the Relief for Rescues Fund, which began Thursday]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/12/19/94015275-14276327-Miranda_said_And_starting_today_at_Tractor_Supply_at_checkout_yo-m-7_1736711496924.jpg)
'And starting today at Tractor Supply, at checkout you can donate either online or in person and 100% of that continues to go to relief funds,' Miranda - who boasts 27.2M social media followers - said. 'So from MuttNation and Tractor Supply, friends thank y'all so much for helping us out and we're going to continue to send prayers and love and light!'.
![[Miranda said: 'And starting today at Tractor Supply, at checkout you can donate either online or in person and 100% of that continues to go to relief funds. So from MuttNation and Tractor Supply, friends thank y'all so much for helping us out and we're going to continue to send prayers and love and light!']](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/12/19/94015261-14276327-image-a-4_1736711449717.jpg)
Lambert said the funds would benefit several animal shelters in the region impacted by the fire including Pasadena Humane. The community-supported animal resource center has taken in over 400 animals from the Eaton Fire, including a 'five-day-old puppy found under a collapsed building.'.
![[Lambert said the funds would benefit several animal shelters in the region impacted by the fire including Pasadena Humane (pictured last Wednesday)]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/12/19/94014577-14276327-image-a-7_1736709720087.jpg)
Miranda Lambert's animal organization MuttNation Foundation teamed up with rural lifestyle retailer Tractor Supply to help raise over $200K for the animal victims of the LA wildfires. Last Friday, Pasadena Humane announced they were only accepting monetary donations after the overwhelming outpouring of support: 'We are fully stocked and and unable to store additional items without impairing our operations.'.
![[The community-supported animal resource center has taken in over 400 animals from the Eaton Fire, including a 'five-day-old puppy found under a collapsed building' (pictured Saturday)]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/12/19/94014555-14276327-image-a-8_1736709725495.jpg)
