Arizona has emergency wildfire plans that are adjusted county-by-county to prevent catastrophic events like the ones seen in California. FOX 10's Lauren Clark has more.

PHOENIX — Fast-moving wildfires fueled by winds have forced countless Los Angeles residents to evacuate over the past few days. Firefighters from Arizona joined the hundreds of firefighters working to contain the California fires. Around 80 firefighters from Arizona were sent to the state as the fires continue to burn.

The storm is battering southern California with Santa Ana winds, fueling wildfire risks. Arizona will see winds, but not much more.

Fires began Tuesday afternoon as high-speed winds, known as the Santa Ana winds, quickly spread flames from a small fire into Pacific Palisades.

"Wildlife is incredibly resilient," a biologist for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said, noting that "many species adapted to endure it."

Local organizations are helping the victims of the California wildfire - including the One Step Wild Burros and Mustang Rescue. They're collecting donations and helping evacuees who need a place to bring livestock.

Arizona resources has been sent out to assist as multiple wildfires burn through heavily populated areas of southern California.