An Arizona woman heroically rescued her neighbors from a house fire, an act captured on their doorbell camera. Early on New Year’s Day, Carolyn Palisch noticed smoke drifting past her window and rushed to check on the Salgado family, who lived next door.
The footage shows her banging on their front door in Avondale, Arizona, until she finally woke them at 7:30 AM. Nicole Salgado expressed gratitude for Carolyn’s persistence, noting that they escaped just moments before the roof collapsed. The fire caused the Salgado family to lose all their belongings, but a GoFundMe campaign did raise $48,000 of their $50,000 goal.
Nicole Salgado described the frantic moments as they scrambled to escape, with everyone rushing out without shoes or socks. They were in shock as they watched their home burn, thankful to be alive. And grateful for Carolyn’s quick actions that saved their lives.
Nicole remarked on the situation, emphasizing their appreciation for Carolyn and her bravery. “If it wasn’t for her, it’d be a totally different story,” Nicole said, declaring Carolyn a part of their family.
One another is all we’ve got, let’s be intentional about being one another’s keeper; Always looking out for one another.