Family's fish alive, thanks to California wildfire responders

Family members that evacuated because of a California wildfire returned home to find that their pet fish was taken care of."After a father informed his daughter that her fish was likely dead, both were in for quite a shock when they returned home to a well-fed fish!" Cal Fire said in a tweet Saturday. The fish, named Grant, was fed by Cal Fire and the Corning Police Department. "Fed your fish a few sprinkles. Sorry if we weren't supposed to," read a note from Cal Fire scrawled on a piece of paper. Below the Cal Fire note, Corning police included the date and time Grant was fed. As of Saturday morning, the Carr Fire was estimated at 186,416 acres with 55 percent containment. More than 1,000 homes have been destroyed in the deadly blaze. This report originated from KCRA-TV.

SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. —

Family members that evacuated because of a California wildfire returned home to find that their pet fish was taken care of.

"After a father informed his daughter that her fish was likely dead, both were in for quite a shock when they returned home to a well-fed fish!" Cal Fire said in a tweet Saturday.

After a father informed his daughter that her fish was likely dead, both were in for quite a shock when they returned home to a well-fed fish! Thanks CAL FIRE Engine 1489 & Corning Police Dept. for ensuring Grant was fed while his owners were evacuated due to the
— CAL FIRE (@CAL_FIRE)

The fish, named Grant, was fed by Cal Fire and the Corning Police Department.

"Fed your fish a few sprinkles. Sorry if we weren't supposed to," read a note from Cal Fire scrawled on a piece of paper.

Below the Cal Fire note, Corning police included the date and time Grant was fed.

As of Saturday morning, the Carr Fire was estimated at 186,416 acres with 55 percent containment. More than 1,000 homes have been destroyed in the deadly blaze.

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