PHOTOS: Camp Fire, Day 8

A home destroyed in the Camp Fire is photographed in Magalia on Thursday. (Doug Duran/Bay Area News Group)

A car destroyed in the Camp Fire is photographed in Magalia. (Doug Duran/Bay Area News Group)

A building that was burned during the Camp Fire is seen across from buildings that were unharmed by the blaze on Skyway. (Randy Vazquez/Bay Area News Group)

A sign that reads “Town Hall closed” is photographed at the Paradise Town Hall on Thursday. (Randy Vazquez/Bay Area News Group)

Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea talks to the media during a press briefing in Chico. (LiPo Ching/Bay Area News Group)

Camp Fire evacuees rest at Neighborhood Church in Chico.(Ray Chavez/Bay Area News Group)

Camp Fire evacuees rest at Neighborhood Church in Chico.(Ray Chavez/Bay Area News Group)

Camp Fire evacuees rest at Neighborhood Church in Chico.(Ray Chavez/Bay Area News Group)

Cal Fire-Butte County Capt. John Gaddie surveys a former home in the aftermath of the Camp Fire in Concow. (Dan Reidel — Enterprise-Record)

A street sign destroyed in the Camp Fire in Magalia. (Doug Duran/Bay Area News Group)

Deer visit the aftermath of the Camp Fire in Concow on Wednesday. (Dan Reidel — Enterprise-Record)

Jeff Evans, left, give his neighbor Fred Hugg a big hug after Hugg brought fresh veggies to Evans on Wednesday in Concow. (Dan Reidel — Enterprise-Record)

Bella, left, was burned in the Camp Fire. Jeff Evans, seen Wednesday, took her and nine other dogs into his home and has been caring for them for the last week in the aftermath of the Camp Fire in Concow. (Dan Reidel — Enterprise-Record)

A goat and a pig eat cat food left for them by Butte County Probation Officer Deputy Lucas Russell in the aftermath of the Camp Fire in Concow on Wednesday. (Dan Reidel — Enterprise-Record)

Cal Fire-Butte County Capt. John Gaddie, left, chats with Jeff Evans on Wednesday in the aftermath of the Camp Fire in Concow. Gaddie dropped off a few gallons of gas for Evans’ generator. (Dan Reidel — Enterprise-Record)

PARADISE, CA – NOVEMBER 15: Aerial footage shows homes destroyed by the Camp Fire near the Paradise Plaza off Clark Road in Paradise, California, on Thursday, November 15, 2018. (LiPo Ching/Bay Area News Group)

Drone footage over Paradise after the camp Fire. Nov. 14, 2018. (screenshot)

Deer look for food Wednesday among the ruins of a house in the aftermath of the Camp Fire in Concow. (Dan Reidel — Enterprise-Record)

Deer graze on a lawn in Concow in the aftermath of the Camp Fire in Concow on Wednesday. (Dan Reidel — Enterprise-Record)

Fred Hugg says Wednesday that he planted many of the trees on his Concow property himself. (Dan Reidel — Enterprise-Record)

Gratitude is evident on Jeff Evans’ face after Fred Hugg, right, brought him fresh vegetables Wednesday in the aftermath of the Camp Fire in Concow. The two neighbors helped each other fight back the flames from their homes, and earlier Wednesday, Evans helped Hugg plug a water leak in the Hugg kitchen. (Dan Reidel — Enterprise-Record)

Fred and Sally Hugg’s horses are alive and well Wednesday in the aftermath of the Camp Fire in Concow. (Dan Reidel — Enterprise-Record)

Fred Hugg stands on his back porch Wednesday and points to the line that the Camp Fire burned in the aftermath of the Camp Fire in Concow. (Dan Reidel — Enterprise-Record)

“She’s a really good dog,” Jeff Evans says of Bella in the aftermath of the Camp Fire in Concow on Wednesday. Evans is housing 10 dogs plus his two of his own in his home after their owners were forced to leave them behind. Evans and neighbors were able to fight off the blaze and save their homes, but after a week, they’re beginning to worry about supplies running low. (Dan Reidel — Enterprise-Record)

Eugene Graham sits in the Walmart evacuee camp on Thursday, thinking about his home that burned down in Butte Creek Canyon. (Carin Dorghalli — Enterprise-Record)

Georgia and Roberts Thibault, of Magalia, look for new clothes at the donation hub in the Chico Walmart parking lot. They do not know if their home burned down. (Carin Dorghalli — Enterprise-Record)

Luigi Balsamo, an organizer for the donation hub in the Walmart parking lot, shares news he just received on Thursday that the operation outside the Chico Walmart must shut down on Sunday. (Carin Dorghalli — Enterprise-Record)

Ron Irick, of Magalia, is unsure if his house survived the Camp Fire as he seeks refuge in the Chico Walmart parking lot. (Carin Dorghalli — Enterprise-Record)

Bryant Santos, age 4, searches for new toys at the donation hub in the Walmart parking lot in Chico. His Paradise home burned down in the Camp Fire. (Carin Dorghalli — Enterprise-Record)

Cory Nunez and Jordan Rollins with the California Conservation Corps spend a minute Thursday afternoon with Niki the therapy dog at the Silver Dollar Fairgrounds. (Mary Nugent – Enterprise-Record)

Karen Gauthier shares Keeta, her white German shepherd and therapy dog, with Steven Bouttote, a potable water delivery driver, Thursday at the Silver Dollar Fairgrounds. (Mary Nugent — Enterprise-Record)

Augustus Hinson with the U.S. Forest Service gives a little love to Niki the therapy dog Thursday at the Silver Dollar Fairgrounds. (Mary Nugent — Enterprise-Record)

Nikole Schultz, Cal Fire battalion chief, spends a minute with therapy cat Herbie the Love Bug, when the cat’s owner Mary Rose Lovgren brought him to visit fire personnel Thursday at the Silver Dollar Fairgrounds. (Mary Nugent — Enterprise-Record)

Chris Alcantar of Concow plays with his dog in the evacuee camp near Walmart in Chico Thursday. (Carin Dorghalli — Enterprise-Record)