Kennel Follow Up
Mar. 8th, 2009 03:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ellyssianFollow up to the kennel explosion here.
For those who don't want to read the details, there is this bit of relatively good news:
Meanwhile, the condition of Timothy Kleinhagen of Summit Hill, the truck delivery driver who was badly burned in the explosion, was upgraded to stable today, a hospital spokeswoman said.
Co-owner Karen Tracy tearfully described Kleinhagen as a "hero."
Kleinhagen managed to first toss a cairn terrier named Chilli over the fence to safety before getting himself out of harm's way.
"That man is a hero," Tracy said. "My heart goes out to his family."
And I mentioned in a comment yesterday that Martha Stewart had bought two dogs from this kennel; unfortunately I was only half-right, and the second transaction hadn't been completed:
Among those that died was a chow chow puppy named Ghengis Khan that was promised to Martha Stewart. Tracy said that Stewart, during a phone conversation Saturday morning, offered her sympathy and seemed more worried about how she and her mother were doing.
For those who don't want to read the details, there is this bit of relatively good news:
Meanwhile, the condition of Timothy Kleinhagen of Summit Hill, the truck delivery driver who was badly burned in the explosion, was upgraded to stable today, a hospital spokeswoman said.
Co-owner Karen Tracy tearfully described Kleinhagen as a "hero."
Kleinhagen managed to first toss a cairn terrier named Chilli over the fence to safety before getting himself out of harm's way.
"That man is a hero," Tracy said. "My heart goes out to his family."
And I mentioned in a comment yesterday that Martha Stewart had bought two dogs from this kennel; unfortunately I was only half-right, and the second transaction hadn't been completed:
Among those that died was a chow chow puppy named Ghengis Khan that was promised to Martha Stewart. Tracy said that Stewart, during a phone conversation Saturday morning, offered her sympathy and seemed more worried about how she and her mother were doing.
