Help The Voisines Rebuild

Hey everyone, this is set up to help the Voisines. At around 5 pm on 1/23/2022, a fire started in the bedroom and quickly spread to the rest of the house. Luckily the family and all animals were able to get out with no injuries; unfortunately for the family, they lost everything. I will be copying a direct message from the family of the incident. Ian is a federal firefighter with Redstone Arsenal Fire Department. This fundraiser is to help with all financial needs in the aftermath of this disaster.

"The last few weeks, we have had problems with our heat. We had it serviced and needed a part. We were waiting for the part to fix it. In the meantime, we have been using space heaters. Ian took Ty to work at around 4:45 pm. Zoe was lying on the couch resting. Ash was cleaning up after dinner; doing laundry & dishes. At roughly 5 pm, Ash heard the fire alarm in the bedroom going off.

Ash went in to find the floor on fire. She told Zoe to take the dogs outside. Ash tried to stomp out the fire with her boots. Zoe ran back with a pitcher of water. That made it worse and spread. Ash got a blanket & stomped on it to suffocate it; she also threw flour on it. It went out some but quickly spread. Ash also lost her phone in the fire during this time.

Ash told Zoe to get the rabbit and ferret out of the house. Ash ran upstairs to get the gecko. Ash then told Zoe to get help. Zoe went to the neighbor's house and called 911.

Ian got home about 5:15 to find the house engulfed in flames. He started searching for Ash and Zoe; and pets. Ash went to the garage to get kittens and cat. Ian finally found Ash coming out of the garage with the cat and kittens. They let the dogs out of the backyard. But couldn't find one dog. They busted the back door open to search for Rucker. Zoe ran up with him. She found a neighbor & called 911 @ 5:08 pm. The fired department arrived on the scene at about 5:20 pm. The fire was so hot it caught the garage on fire.

Ian ran into the garage upstairs to the mother-in-law suite, to get the snake. The fire department worked until about 8:20 pm to extinguish the fire."