Indianapolis, IN – Late Night Fire Leaves Family of Six Homeless, Dog Perishes

Date:

Share post:

Indianapolis, IN – A fierce fire Friday night tore through a residence in the 6700 block of Woodmere Ct. in Indianapolis, forcing six family members out into the cold and claiming the life of a family dog. 

The Indianapolis Fire Department responded at 7:23 PM to heavy flames visible from the front of the house and fire reaching the second floor. One dog was saved and received medical attention from Indianapolis Emergency Medical Services, but another did not survive.

The American Red Cross has been engaged by the IFD’s Victims Assistance unit to aid the displaced family, which includes two adults and four children. Firefighters managed to get the blaze under control within 35 minutes, and they are currently investigating the cause. 

Fortunately, no injuries to the residents were reported, and Pike Township fire crews were on hand to assist.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Related articles

Bolingbrook Man Cited After Collision with Illinois State Police Cruiser on I-55

BOLINGBROOK, IL - A traffic incident on Interstate 55 led to citations for Asante Williams, a 31-year-old Bolingbrook...

Torrential Rains Threaten Kankakee, Surrounding Counties with Flood Risks This Afternoon

Kankakee, IL — Communities in Kankakee, Iroquois, Ford, and Livingston counties are on high alert for potential flooding...

Illinois Air Quality Concerns: Moderate Conditions from Canadian Wildfires Through Thursday

Chicago, IL - Residents across Illinois are facing moderate air quality levels due to smoke drifting south from...

Will County, IL – Five-Year-Old Child, Three Teens Among Seven Injured in Baker Road SUV Crash

Manhattan, IL - A collision involving three SUVs at the intersection of 52nd and Baker Road in Manhattan...