A fire in the Leningrad region devastated a family, resulting in the deaths of nearly all their beloved pets.
The incident unfolded late yesterday evening, with a fire signal received at 21:40 concerning a country house located on the 8th line in the Gruzino-1 gardening area, near the village of Gruzino in the Kuyvozovsky settlement. Preliminary reports indicate a one-story structure, measuring 5 by 6 meters, was completely consumed by flames. Despite the dedicated efforts of personnel from fire stations No. 104 of the Vsevolozhsk detachment and No. 94 of the FPS fire department, the house burned entirely from the inside, according to Lenoblpozhspas.
Heartbreak as Pets Perish in Leningrad Region House Fire
The devastating blaze claimed the lives of multiple animals, and the owners are desperately searching for two dogs who fled the scene.
- A fire destroyed a country house in the Vsevolozhsk district of the Leningrad region.
- Five birds, aquarium fish, and one dog perished in the fire.
- Two additional dogs are missing and presumed to have escaped the blaze.
- The owners are pleading for help in locating their missing pets.
The homeowners, who were not present when the fire erupted, reported the loss of five poultry – four finches and a parrot – along with aquarium fish, including a chromis, and one dog, whose remains were discovered in the ashes. Local online groups have also circulated announcements regarding the disappearance of two more dogs during the chaos of the fire. A Griffon and a Petit Brabançon are believed to have run away in fear and are now lost.
The owners are urgently seeking information about the missing dogs and can be reached at +7-968-193-44-01 (Victor). “People have a huge tragedy: they don’t care about a burnt house, or documents, or anything. Only dogs. Please, let’s help them find it!” pleaded those sharing the appeal online.
Yesterday, reports surfaced regarding the search for a shy dog with two names, Mira and Moroshka, who went missing in the Rzhevsky forest park in St. Petersburg.
