Lake Stevens man devastated after 3 dogs killed in 'heartbreaking' RV fire

Bellevue, WALocal News

On January 1st, a devastating RV fire in Lake Stevens, Washington, led to the heartbreaking loss of three dogs owned by Brett Pierce. The incident left him emotionally and physically affected, resulting in hospitalization. While doing laundry, Pierce returned to find his RV destroyed and his beloved puppies, Luke, Duke, and Snoopy, lost in the fire. His surviving dog, Sunday, offers him some comfort during this difficult period. The community has shown remarkable support, with his son Dalton launching an online fundraiser to help him rebuild his life.

Additionally, local outreach has provided a used RV, which requires repairs to meet Pierce's health needs. As he reflects on the tragedy and the ongoing investigation into the fire's cause, Pierce expresses gratitude for the community's support, emphasizing the fragility of life and the importance of solidarity in times of crisis.

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