Firefighters Battle Wildfires in West

And now, we head out west, those wildfires are still raging, though, tonight, the wi firefighters are holding the flames at bay. The flames cover an area the side of rhode island. Some of the hundreds... See More

And now, we head out west, those wildfires are still raging, though, tonight, the wi firefighters are holding the flames at bay. The flames cover an area the side of rhode island. Some of the hundreds and hundreds of people who have e vac waited are trying to go back for the medicines they need. And abc's neal karlinsky has their stories now. Reporter: On sunlight drive today at the edge of the fire, the desperate came to plead their case with police. I need to get my meldds. Reporter: They've been evacuate and may lose their home. Right now, they are just worried about making it through the night without critical medications. How urgent is it for you all to get your medication? Very urgent. Reporter: Even with improving conditions, the fire remains potentially explosive with 28,000 acres burned and roughly 70 homes destroyed. This valley, there was nothing here a short time ago. Now it is filled with smoke, even though you can't see the flames, it's clear it's now beginning to ignite in here again. Moving the horses out. Reporter: Home video shows horses that fled the fire being rounded up and walked down a road to safety. Meanwhile, a nearby fairground has become an orphanage for displaced animals. 419 of them, and counting. Eight pigs, 35 alpacas, two llamas and 41 goats. Reporter: Paula says she's more worried about her animals than her house. There are babies, I mean, we worked really hard. Everything that we've worked for is this. Reporter: But on sunlight drive, the dels pratt waiting game has no end in sight. Three days. I know, I know. It keeps getting worse, not better. Reporter: And firefighters are worried about a forecast for extreme heat tomorrow, setting them back all over again. Neal karlinsky, abc news, cle elum, washington.