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Israel HayomGeneral

Dog's Birthday Party Nearly Ends in Fire at Zuarz Family Home

Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

A dog's second birthday party in the Zuarz family home nearly ended in a fire when candles on the cake ignited decorations. The incident occurred while the family patriarch, Football Association Chairman Shino Zuarz, was abroad. The sisters managed to extinguish the flames before significant damage occurred.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A dog's birthday party nearly caused a house fire due to ignited cake candles.
  • The incident happened at the home of Shira and Or Zuarz while their father was abroad.
  • The sisters quickly extinguished the flames before major damage occurred.
  • The party included luxury gifts for the dog, such as a Gucci bag.
  • One sister reluctantly tasted the dog cake with a negative reaction.

A birthday celebration for Moon, the beloved dog of Shira and Or Zuarz, nearly turned into a disaster when candles on the dog's cake ignited a decoration, causing a significant flame. The incident occurred while Shino Zuarz, Chairman of the Football Association and father to Shira and Or, was abroad with the Israeli national team. Shira Zuarz, Moon's "mother," and Or Zuarz, wife of Beitar Jerusalem captain Yarden Shua who is also with the national team, had organized an elaborate party for the dog's second birthday. The celebration included a special dog-friendly cake, decorations, a large balloon, gifts, and candles. The fire started when the candles on the cake lit a decoration on top, creating a large flame that surprised and alarmed the sisters. They managed to extinguish the fire quickly, but acknowledged how close the house came to being engulfed in flames. Shira Zuarz shared the near-disaster on Instagram, humorously noting that while they wanted to celebrate Moon's birthday, the house almost burned down and Or almost broke her phone. The party also featured extravagant gifts for Moon, including a luxury Gucci Ophidia bag valued at approximately 6,000-7,000 shekels, which Shira purchased, and a designer dog sweater bought by Or. In a separate amusing incident, Or Zuarz reluctantly tasted Moon's dog cake after Shira insisted it was edible, but her reaction indicated it was not to her liking. The celebration concluded with warm wishes for Moon, who turned two.

Israel HayomRight · Tel Aviv

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