Jonny Gaston said he got a call around lunch Tuesday that smoke was coming from one of the rooms in his wife’s family home.
He said he didn’t even hesitate to jump into action. He said he entered the smoking home from the garage door.
“There was no way to save the animals. I actually, of course, tried to, but by that time the flames were coming so quickly. The fire was spreading so quickly. It was seconds. I mean literally I felt like I had seconds because once I got out of the garage, it pretty much was coming into the garage.”
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