Family Displaced After House Fire Just Outside of Kingston
- Small Town Productions
- Aug 30
- 2 min read
(KINGSTON, ON)
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A devastating house fire late last night has destroyed a rural home on Silver Rock Lane in Hartington, just outside of Kingston.
The family; consisting of a husband, wife, and their adult daughter, lost nearly everything in the blaze. While all of their dogs were rescued, the family suffered heartbreaking losses with their cats and other pets.
Of their three cats, one managed to escape, another is receiving oxygen treatment at the vet, and one was tragically found deceased earlier today. The family also lost three fish in the fire.
With the long weekend delaying insurance support until Tuesday, the family is in urgent need of help from the community.
Immediate Needs ❗
For the dogs:
Small dogs: pee pads, collars, food, treats, blankets, or small dog beds
Large dog: collar, food, treats, blanket, or a large dog bed
For the cats:
Cat food
Cat litter and litter box
For the family:
Clothing: women’s sizes Large and XL
Shoes: women’s sizes 8 and 9
Back brace and heating pad
Men’s clothing size 2XL
Men’s shoe size 10.5
Donated items can be dropped off directly at the family’s home, beside their trailer at 2031 Silver Rock Lane, Hartington.
If needed, pickup arrangements may be possible tomorrow.
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The family and their loved ones are deeply grateful for any assistance they receive. Please share, and let's show them what community is all about
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Link for Donations
If you’d like to help this family begin the long road to recovery, please consider donating to the Fire Relief Fund. With insurance support delayed until Tuesday because of the long weekend, your contribution can make an immediate impact by providing essentials like clothing, pet supplies, and temporary shelter. Every donation, no matter the size, is a powerful act of compassion. Let’s rally together and show what community truly means in times of crisis.
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