<p>A dog burnt in one of the fires raging across northern California was found and treated by a team of volunteers on August 5.</p><p>This footage, filmed by Shelina Moreda, a volunteer with the NorCal Livestock Evacuation in Lake County, shows the dog, who appears to have suffered severe injuries from the blaze.</p><p>“This poor boy was burnt all over, his paws crisped and smoking,” Moreda wrote. “He had walked up to this man, one of his neighbors. Ken made a little bed for him, and was caring for him even though Ken had earlier in the day watched his own house burn to the ground.”</p><p>On August 7, the Mendocino Complex fire in Mendocino County, which borders Lake County, became the largest fire in California since accurate measurements began in 1932, Cal Fire said</a>. Credit: Shelina Moreda with NorCal Livestock Evacuation via Storyful</p><br />
