The emotional reunion between a California man and his beloved dog, Oreo, following the deadly Pacific Palisades wildfire has inspired new legislation aimed at helping pets left behind during natural disasters.
One of the enduring scenes of the devastating fires in January was Pacific Palisades resident Casey Colvin sharing his unbridled joy at being reunited with his Pomeranian, Oreo, who ran away when Colvin’s home was engulfed by the wildfire.
NBC News national correspondent Liz Kreutz reported in a TODAY exclusive on March 18 that Colvin’s heartwarming moment sparked Los Angeles Assemblymember Rick Chavez Zbur to file the “FOUND” Act, which stands for Friends of Oreo Uniting During Disasters…