【bangla sex video with aoudio】Rescuers rally on social media to save horses from wildfires

California's wildfires reached San Diego County Thursday as a blazed named the Lilac fire near Bonsall quickly grew to engulf thousands of acres.

The bangla sex video with aoudionewest fire raged through agricultural lands to the west of Interstate 15, affecting rural communities and prompting a scramble to save horses.

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The Lilac fire quickly spread to cover 2,500 acres with zero containment by Thursday afternoon, prompting evacuations in several areas and affecting dozens of buildings. California Gov. Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency in San Diego County on Thursday night.

The San Luis Rey Downs training center was hit badly, with several barns affected and some deaths among the horses, according to local reports.

Locals quickly sprung to action on social media, sharing news of what was happening and aiming to coordinate rescue efforts.

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The Del Mar Racetrack threw open its doors for evacuees, and the owners encouraged people to bring bedding and food for the horses. Facebook groups were filled with posts aiming to coordinate the effort.

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A reporter for Fox 5 San Diego captured scenes of the horses fleeing.

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Other photos showed horses being led through smoke to safety.

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Horse rescues have happened elsewhere this week. In Ojai in Ventura County, a group of volunteers organized themselves over Facebook and told photographers they'd saved some 100 horses from the nearby blaze.

Horse rescuers gather near Ojai. Credit: Noah Berger/AP/REX/Shutterstock

California has been hit with multiple fires in multiple counties this week, stretching from Ventura in the north through LA County and Orange County right down to San Diego County.

A deadly combination of strong Santa Ana winds and dry vegetation have led to the ongoing blazes. Over 200,000 people have been evacuated and the fires have affected some 9.5 million people. California's fire season has stretched later into the year than usual and local conditions are drier than normal.

UPDATE Dec. 8 11:18 p.m. PT

Video posted at the San Luis Rey Downs training center to Facebook Thursday showed the confusion as dozens of horses were set free amid the smoke. Some 25 horses are believed to have been killed by the fire.

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