A pet goose has been credited with alerting its family to a fire. The goose, a member of the Gerber family, noticed something was wrong and took action.
The family considers the goose a hero for its role in helping to save barn animals from the fire. They believe the goose deserves recognition for its actions.
Further details about the incident are available from the source, including the circumstances surrounding the fire and the goose's actions.
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