Sunday, 12:07 p.m.:
Here’s an update from the Red Paw Relief team:
Hannah, a female mini-Dobi, is staying with family, but lost her insulin in the fire. We have contacted a vet who called in a script for us and we will be covering the cost and providing other services as needed!
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Additional photos from the fire and of Hannah are added below.
Original story:
Just three days after a house fire that left three people hurt on Goldenridge Drive, a family of five were displaced after a house fire a few streets away on 40 block Gingerbush Road.
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The fire was reported at 5:45 a.m. Sunday and was contained shortly after, according to emergency reports.
The blaze started in the car port, which housed a disabled pickup truck, and spread to the house, Fire Marshal Kevin Dippolito said. The cause remains under investigation.
No injuries were reported.
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The American Red Cross of Southeastern Pennsylvania is providing 2 adults and 3 children with food, clothing and shelter after the fire, spokeswoman Sara Smith said. The Red Paw Relief team is assisted with a pet displaced by the blaze.
Dippolito said several people passing by the house called 911 and one man banged on the door to wake the family up.
Goldenridge residents tell LevittownNow.com the house suffered heavy damage from the fire.
Credit: Red Paw Relief/Facebook
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