Dick, 98, previously told concerned fans that Bobo the cat had escaped as he and his wife evacuated their Malibu home with their other pets on Tuesday evening.

Dick Van Dyke and his wife Arlene Silver have escaped the Malibu wildfires that are forcing 20,000 to evacuate, but the actor said their cat Bobo "escaped" as they were leaving

Dick Van Dyke says his neighbors helped him evacuate his home amid the deadly fires in Malibu, California. “I was trying to crawl to the car. I had exhausted myself. I couldn’t get up,” Van Dyke told NBC News correspondent Dana Griffin.

Dick Van Dyke is hoping for the best after one of his furry family members went missing amid Malibu’s Franklin Fire, though he shared that he and his wife Arlene Silver evacuated safely.

Screen legend Dick Van Dyke has shared details of his dramatic escape from the Malibu wildfires in a local news interview which was aired on the 'Today' show, Thursday, Dec. 12

Dick Van Dyke and his wife, Arlene Silver, were forced to flee for safety in the face of the devastating Franklin Fire raging in Malibu. The legendary entertainer, who is just days from his 99th birthday,

Dick Van Dyke can now rest easy knowing that his pet cat, Bobo, is safe and unharmed from the Malibu wildfires. A day after the feline went missing, the actor provided an update about the cat’s safety to his fans and followers.

The fast-growing Franklin Fire is burning through Malibu, California, and celebrities are facing the fire's course by sheltering or evacuating.

Dick Van Dyke was forced to evacuate his Malibu, California, home from the raging wildfires. Van Dyke shared that he struggled and had to be carried to his car by neighbors.