Data resourced from the National Fire Protection Association shows upwards of 500,000 pets a year are in some way, shape, or form, affected by house fires. Read more
“We didn’t want any people to make the decision to stay behind because they couldn’t take their pets so we broke our policies on the carriage of pets to let that happen.” Read more
“It was something like Armageddon. Everything was burnt, houses gone. Leaving the city, it was like... The Walking Dead... abandoned vehicles everywhere.” Read more
“We were outside with my telescope, looking at Jupiter when we heard a big explosion & the house just blew up. We realized the family was still inside.” Read more
“I would like him to be a therapy dog for burned children. This little guy beat the odds being burned as bad as he was at four weeks old & he’s still beautiful.” Read more
“It was only because the dog wakened her that she was able to get up, otherwise the next thing that would have caught fire would have been the pillow and her hair.” Read more
“He just seemed like he was kind of in shock, he didn’t know where to go when he got out. So we picked him up and put him in the truck and fed him some doughnuts.” Read more
