It took two neighbors and a state trooper to get the man out of the burning home. A dog died.
A homeowner was injured and a dog killed in a Monday morning house fire in Lehigh County, and officials say the situation could have been worse if not for the work of neighbors and fire companies.
A next door neighbor came outside, found the fire and heard popping, said North Whitehall Township fire marshal Donald Jacobs. The neighbor banged on the home’s door and learned the homeowner was trying to put out the blaze in the kitchen, and then the homeowner tried to save his dog, Jacobs said.“He’s very, very lucky” Jacobs said of the injured man. “They worked very hard to get him to leave the house.
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