Manchester Dogs Home Fire 2014

Manchester dogs home fire prompts flood of donations more than 500 000 raised for the home after at least 53 dogs killed in suspected arson attack and 150 rescued published.

Manchester dogs home fire 2014. It follows a fire at sister site manchester dogs home which killed about 60 animals according to police. A fire ravaged dogs home has been inundated with over 500 000 in donations after a suspected arson attack killed more than 50 dogs. Manchester dogs home fire. The charity said 51 dogs rescued from the fire had been fostered with more than 400.

The manchester home was established in 1893 and cares for more than 7 000 dogs. Manchester dogs home has received donations totalling 2m from the public since it was severely damaged in a fire in which 50 animals died. Five years to the day since a devastating fire started on purpose ripped through the long established sanctuary killing 60 dogs bosses. The suspected arson attack killed 43 dogs.

Many of the dogs rescued from the fire were moved to other sites including cheshire dogs home near warrington. A fire devastated manchester dogs home on 11 september 2014. More than 150 dogs were rescued from the fire which broke out at manchester dogs home in moss brook road in harpurhey on thursday evening. A 15 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of.

15 year old boy released on bail fifteen year old arrested on suspicions of arson is freed as donations to home top 1 2m after blaze that killed 53 animals published. Live updates following last night s blaze which killed at least 50 dogs at the harpurhey home.