Fire Captain's Dog: HELP FIND TACO

There's guilt in my heart for asking for help. Especially when many people have lost their homes and animals. People have died. This is a truly traumatic experience. Horse burned. People breaking into homes after the evacuations. I really can't even begin to imagine what those families are going through. These #firefighters are going out there risking their lives. Fighting for us. They have families at home, but they're risking their lives in order to contain these fires. Please keep them in your prayers.
I'm fighting for TACO because he's my family. There's an emotional attachment. I can't give up on him. He's a part of our #firecommunity everyone of the guys at #littleTstation has treated Taco like their own pet. He's what I'm fighting for. Thank you for fighting with me. Thank you for those who have taken the time to share! To show up! To keep a look out! I could never thank you enough!! 
TACO is a sweetheart. He's lived at the fire station since 3 months old. He knows that area so well. During the evacuation, his parents were out of town. The three dogs along with a family member who was dog sitting, were evacuated from the station. Thanks to our firefighters. They made it out alive and were place at girlfriend's parents backyard. TACO who has never ever slept outside, freaked out and found a way out. Took off running, searching for a familiar place. On Dec.5 at 4am, family members and close friends were searching for him. His parents learned about the evacuation right before boarding back to LA. Everything out of their control. They arrived home the next day at 3PM. Joel, fire captain, headed straight to work. His fight was much bigger. Cristina, Taco's mom, was left to fight for TACO. Thankfully with everyone's help, the news has travelled fast, but sadly Taco hasn't been found. Taco is worth so much more than a couple of grand to us. We can't come up on an amount because he's family.

Please help TACO find his home. The only home he knows, Little Tujunga Fire Station.