12 horses rescued, 2 killed in fire at unregistered stable in Southwest Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Twelve horses were rescued by the Pennsylvania SPCA Thursday after a stable fire killed two and injured another in Southwest Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Fire Department was called out to the 5800 block of Lindbergh Boulevard around 7:30 a.m.
2 horses die in fire at makeshift stable in Southwest Philly, 12 others rescued
Two horses died and 12 others were rescued from a stable fire on the 5800 block of Lindbergh Boulevard in Southwest Philly. Investigators are still determining the cause of the fire and whether animal cruelty was at play.
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Inspectors from the Health Department’s Air Management Services division collected an air sample near the scene of the fire.
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