Elderly woman, dog die in early morning fire, Seminole County firefighters say

Elderly woman, dog die in early morning fire, Seminole County firefighters say (Seminole County Fire Department)

By Nikki DeMarco

SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. — Seminole County fire officials are investigating a deadly fire that happened early Sunday morning in Casselberry.

The Seminole County Fire Department responded to a residential fire at 1820 Center Driver in Casselberry around 12:50 a.m.

Elderly woman, dog die in early morning fire, Seminole County firefighters say (Seminole County Fire Department)

Elderly woman, dog die in early morning fire, Seminole County firefighters say (Seminole County Fire Department)

Elderly woman, dog die in early morning fire, Seminole County firefighters say (Seminole County Fire Department)

Elderly woman, dog die in early morning fire, Seminole County firefighters say (Seminole County Fire Department)

Elderly woman, dog die in early morning fire, Seminole County firefighters say (Seminole County Fire Department)

Elderly woman, dog die in early morning fire, Seminole County firefighters say (Seminole County Fire Department)

Elderly woman, dog die in early morning fire, Seminole County firefighters say (Seminole County Fire Department)

Elderly woman, dog die in early morning fire, Seminole County firefighters say (Seminole County Fire Department)

Elderly woman, dog die in early morning fire, Seminole County firefighters say (Seminole County Fire Department)

Elderly woman, dog die in early morning fire, Seminole County firefighters say (Seminole County Fire Department)

Elderly woman, dog die in early morning fire, Seminole County firefighters say (Seminole County Fire Department)

The 2,600-square-foot home was fully engulfed in flames.

Firefighters said a 72-year-old woman died in the fire.

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Another adult and a minor made it out of the house, officials said.

One dog died in the fire and another is still missing.

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The cause of the fire is under investigation.

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