RB 9 Publishing’s CATTLE MAG featured Cowgirl 911 in their Fall 2020 edition under their “Ag Influencer” column. With the ability to influence those that need help, it highlights the story of livestock owners using social media to help each other in times of crisis.

Cowgirl 911 was highlighted on the official page of Facebook for the way that the Facebook community came together to provide transport and facilities for animals in need of evacuation.

Wildfires can be extremely unpredictable and leave those in the path of a fire little time to get out to safety. Cowgirl 911 was organized as people helping people to save livestock and the Market to Market host, Paul Yaeger, dives into the topic of Cowgirl 911 in this MtoM Podcast episode.

Ellen Urbani takes us inside farm animal evacuations in Oregon’s 2020 devastating wildfires with this beautifully penned account featured in Times Magazine.

Linda and Harry Scheef of Oregon City, Oregon, walk us through the scary experience of having to evacuate their home and also pack up their livestock. They take you, step by step, through their Cowgirl 911 experience.

The Daily Astorian (Oregon) showcases the current and former 4-H, FFA and County Extension agents that worked hard to evacuate livestock across the country during Oregon’s 2020 Wildfires.

Cowgirl Magazine gives a nod to the Cowgirl 911 Facebook Community and their hard work during the trying times of the 2020 Oregon Wildfire season.

KEZI 9 News in Eugene, Oregon, goes inside Cowgirl 911 during the 2020 Oregon Wildfires. Check out their video here.

During trying times, Oregon’s rescue efforts of sheep, cattle, horses and, most particularly, one named ‘Toby,’ are highlighted in this story by the LA Times and republished in the Daily World.