Fire at Indianapolis pet store kills 100 animals

Family pet store owner promises changes after fire kills approximately 100 animals
Firefighters arrived at Uncle Bill's Pet Center on West 38th Street to find the building filled with smoke.
Author: Rich Nye
Updated: 7:20 AM EST February 17, 2021
INDIANAPOLIS — A pet store owner is promising changes to his business after a fire at his west side Indianapolis shop killed an estimated 100 animals. 
Phil Wilson owns the six Uncle Bill's Pet Centers in Indiana. The family business started 35 years ago.
"It's been the best possible thing for me and my family,” said Wilson. “That's why this is so devastating."
Monday night in the middle of the snowstorm, a building alarm called firefighters to the Uncle Bill's store on West 38th Street at Georgetown Plaza. The store was closed. No one was there. The fire was contained to the roof area at the back of the building and did not spread to other stores in the strip mall. But smoke inhalation killed about 100 animals inside the pet store, including 40 puppies.

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