Circus Animals Rescued from Truck Fire on Indiana Highway
TL;DR
A semi-truck carrying circus animals caught fire on an Indiana highway, setting camels, zebras, and a horse loose. Troopers and fire officials worked to corral the animals, who were unharmed, and extinguish the blaze. The animals were en route to a circus performance in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and the annual event serves as a fundraiser for the Mizpah Shrine Circus to support children's programs.
- Circus animals get loose on Indiana highway after truck bursts into flames New York Post
- Circus camels and zebras rescued on I-69 after vehicle fire in Grant County FOX 59 Indianapolis
- Troopers rescue camels and zebras from truck fire on Indiana interstate CNN
- Zebras and camels rescued from trailer fire in Indiana CBS News
- Fort Wayne, Indiana Shrine Circus animals rescued from truck fire on I-69 near 263 mile-marker in Grant County WLS-TV
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