MORRISVILLE, N.C. (WTVD) -- An overnight fire at a Morrisville apartment complex Friday morning left 15 people without a home.
It happened at the Huntington Apartments on Duck Pond Circle. This is off Morrisville Parkway.
The flames caused heavy damage, leaving a huge hole in the roof.
According to a town spokesperson, two apartments have fire damage, while six others were damaged by smoke and water. Fifteen residents were displaced.
Eyewitness News talked with a man whose girlfriend lives in one of the affected units.
She woke him up frantically, Marshall Crowley said, asking him to help her get her pets out of the burning apartment. He also lives in the apartment complex.
"I came just around the corner, and I could see it from the pond," he said. "Seeing all those flames."
Crowley was able to get his girlfriend's pets out of the apartment.
There were no reported injuries. All affected residents' pets have been accounted for and are safe.
Red Cross is assisting the displaced residents.
The fire is under investigation by the Wake County fire marshall.
ABC11's Tamara Scott contributed to this report.