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The blaze, which was tackled by more than 30 firefighters, killed about 60 animals, police have said. Jason Dyer, his son Danny Vere, and Dean Rostock risked their own lives by running into the flames and pulling dogs out as fire raged through the home on Thursday night. "We had staff here last night that were coming out of the kennels in tears with dogs they knew. There were dogs in there that they cared for that they lost." The 15-year-old was arrested and bailed, suspected of arson, after the fire ripped through the shelter, killing more than 60 animals and leaving 150 homeless.
A couple set off to make a donation to survivors of the Manchester Dogs' Home fire yesterday – and ended up taking one of them home. Senior officers have instigated a 'safeguarding plan' for the families of the suspect and other boys who are being questioned about the fire. The youth is one of a handful police suspect may have played a role in the fire.
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As outrage grew over the horror, the lad was named and pictured on Twitter, including by an animal rights charity, and the threats began to pour in. When the officer got to the scene, the man driving the original vehicle was attempting to run away. The driver, identified as 39-year-old Neios Soien of Vancouver, was taken to the hospital with injuries from the crash.
For converting between wind speed units such as knots, km/h , m/s , and mph use our wind speed calculator. "I just remember running into the building with my family and pulling the dogs out one at a time." Speaking to BBC Radio 5Live earlier, local residents Jason Dyer and his stepson Daniel Vere described running into the burning building to help in the rescue effort. A 15-year-old boy has been bailed after being arrested on suspicion of starting the Manchester Dogs' Home fire. An impromptu dog catwalk was staged at the Cheshire Dogs' Home in Warrington, where many of the survivors were taking. By the end of the weekend, more than 70 dogs had been rehomed, leaving all the Manchester dogs bar one - Staffordshire bull terrier cross, Tia - with new homes.
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The boys, aged 15 and 17, were arrested following a suspected arson attack on the animal shelter in Harpurhey on 11 September in which more than 60 dogs died in. As outrage grew over the suspected arson attack on Thursday night, the boy was named and pictured on Twitter and the threats began to pour in. It emerged that the family of the boy suspected of starting the blaze may be moved by police over fears of violent reprisals from animals lovers.
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Yesterday police urged his family to move, but the boy’s defiant mum insisted they would not be forced out. "We had staff here that were coming out of the kennels in tears with dogs they knew. There were dogs in there that they cared for that they lost." Colin Ballance, Manchester Dogs’ Home liason officer, described the “horrendous” scene when he arrived at the burning compound on Thursday night. These units are often used by sailors, kiters, surfers, windsurfers and paragliders. Use website settings to switch between units and 7 different languages at any time.
Manchester Police DepartmentManchester police say an arson suspect may have filled a Pennzoil gas can similar to the one pictured before starting a fire at a home on Wednesday morning. Hundreds of people have travelled to the home in the Harpurhey area to donate blankets, leads and crates and offering to rehouse the surviving dogs. However, the area became so congested that police asked that people to stay away. These harrowing pictures of the devastation caused by the fire at Manchester Dogs' Home, where 60 dogs died in a suspected arson attack. Lisa Graham, manager of the dogs' home, appealed for calm and for the police to be left to do their jobs.
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Among the first to share the picture of the boy – who has not been charged or tried – was an animal rights charity. It took the total raised for the kennels to more than £1.3million and animal lovers even caused a gridlock on the M6 as they queued to hand over cash and supplies. Speaking at their home, while the boy at the centre of the claims stood nearby with a group of friends, the 49-year-old woman insisted the allegations were a “pack of lies”. That page alone had raised more than £1.2 million by Saturday morning from 124,000 people and rising.
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Feelings were running high at last night's service, where the home's manager vowed not to move from the local area. Following the fire, around £2m in donations from the public were given to Manchester Dogs' Home. Many of the animals rescued from the fire were re-homed to others shelters such as the Cheshire Dogs' Home, near Warrington.
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