Five Dogs Rescued From House Fire
6638 Kirkland Dr
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- Firefighters responded to a house fire at 6638 Kirkland Dr in Cincinnati, successfully extinguishing the flames and rescuing five dogs from the basement. No fire was found in the attic, and no hazards were detected on the first floor. A person was detained near the scene, and responders are assessing damage to multiple vehicles and structures.
Timeline
Firefighters responded to a one-alarm house fire and found heavy flames upon arrival. Crews rescued five dogs trapped in the basement, while two adults and two children were displaced by the fire. The Red Cross was notified to assist the family, and the home sustained an estimated $100,000 in damage, according to District Chief Dew.
Firefighters are responding to multiple fire scenes, including a vehicle and a damaged building.
Firefighters assist a person near the damaged house while inspecting the scene during nighttime.
Responders continue securing the scene and inspecting damage to multiple vehicles and structures.
Firefighters continue assessing the house damage with hoses and flashlights during nighttime.
Firefighters confirm the secondary search of the first floor and basement is complete and no hazards were found.
All five dogs have been safely removed from the house, according to firefighters.
Officers are detaining a person near the burning structure during ongoing firefighting operations.
Firefighters have rescued one dog so far and are searching for four more in the basement.
According to firefighters, the roof is open and no fire involvement is found in the attic.
Crews are working to rescue five dogs from the basement while checking the attic for fire extension.
Fire units are creating an opening in the roof to access the attic area.
Firefighters confirm the first floor is clear of any hazards as they continue their efforts.
Firefighters report the bulk of the fire is knocked down, and crews are checking the attic for any spread.
Crews have water on the fire and are making progress in the front corner of the house.
Firefighters report flames in a window and smoke from the roof eaves of the house.
Firefighters have arrived and are beginning extinguishing efforts at the burning house.
Firefighters report a fire at a one-story brick structure, with heavy flames visible.
Firefighters report smoke visible in the area as they approach.
Firefighters are responding to reports of smoke and flames at a possible structure fire.
Firefighters have received a report of an unknown incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 6638 Kirkland Dr.
Firefighters responded to a one-alarm house fire and found heavy flames upon arrival. Crews rescued five dogs trapped in the basement, while two adults and two children were displaced by the fire. The Red Cross was notified to assist the family, and the home sustained an estimated $100,000 in damage, according to District Chief Dew.
Firefighters are responding to multiple fire scenes, including a vehicle and a damaged building.
Firefighters assist a person near the damaged house while inspecting the scene during nighttime.
Responders continue securing the scene and inspecting damage to multiple vehicles and structures.
Firefighters continue assessing the house damage with hoses and flashlights during nighttime.
Firefighters confirm the secondary search of the first floor and basement is complete and no hazards were found.
All five dogs have been safely removed from the house, according to firefighters.
Officers are detaining a person near the burning structure during ongoing firefighting operations.
Firefighters have rescued one dog so far and are searching for four more in the basement.
According to firefighters, the roof is open and no fire involvement is found in the attic.
Crews are working to rescue five dogs from the basement while checking the attic for fire extension.
Fire units are creating an opening in the roof to access the attic area.
Firefighters confirm the first floor is clear of any hazards as they continue their efforts.
Firefighters report the bulk of the fire is knocked down, and crews are checking the attic for any spread.
Crews have water on the fire and are making progress in the front corner of the house.
Firefighters report flames in a window and smoke from the roof eaves of the house.
Firefighters have arrived and are beginning extinguishing efforts at the burning house.
Firefighters report a fire at a one-story brick structure, with heavy flames visible.
Firefighters report smoke visible in the area as they approach.
Firefighters are responding to reports of smoke and flames at a possible structure fire.
Firefighters have received a report of an unknown incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 6638 Kirkland Dr.
Firefighters responded to a one-alarm house fire and found heavy flames upon arrival. Crews rescued five dogs trapped in the basement, while two adults and two children were displaced by the fire. The Red Cross was notified to assist the family, and the home sustained an estimated $100,000 in damage, according to District Chief Dew.
Firefighters are responding to multiple fire scenes, including a vehicle and a damaged building.
Firefighters assist a person near the damaged house while inspecting the scene during nighttime.
Responders continue securing the scene and inspecting damage to multiple vehicles and structures.
Firefighters continue assessing the house damage with hoses and flashlights during nighttime.
Firefighters confirm the secondary search of the first floor and basement is complete and no hazards were found.
All five dogs have been safely removed from the house, according to firefighters.
Officers are detaining a person near the burning structure during ongoing firefighting operations.
Firefighters have rescued one dog so far and are searching for four more in the basement.
According to firefighters, the roof is open and no fire involvement is found in the attic.
Crews are working to rescue five dogs from the basement while checking the attic for fire extension.
Fire units are creating an opening in the roof to access the attic area.
Firefighters confirm the first floor is clear of any hazards as they continue their efforts.
Firefighters report the bulk of the fire is knocked down, and crews are checking the attic for any spread.
Crews have water on the fire and are making progress in the front corner of the house.
Firefighters report flames in a window and smoke from the roof eaves of the house.
Firefighters have arrived and are beginning extinguishing efforts at the burning house.
Firefighters report a fire at a one-story brick structure, with heavy flames visible.
Firefighters report smoke visible in the area as they approach.
Firefighters are responding to reports of smoke and flames at a possible structure fire.
Firefighters have received a report of an unknown incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 6638 Kirkland Dr.
Firefighters responded to a one-alarm house fire and found heavy flames upon arrival. Crews rescued five dogs trapped in the basement, while two adults and two children were displaced by the fire. The Red Cross was notified to assist the family, and the home sustained an estimated $100,000 in damage, according to District Chief Dew.
Firefighters are responding to multiple fire scenes, including a vehicle and a damaged building.
Firefighters assist a person near the damaged house while inspecting the scene during nighttime.
Responders continue securing the scene and inspecting damage to multiple vehicles and structures.
Firefighters continue assessing the house damage with hoses and flashlights during nighttime.
Firefighters confirm the secondary search of the first floor and basement is complete and no hazards were found.
All five dogs have been safely removed from the house, according to firefighters.
Officers are detaining a person near the burning structure during ongoing firefighting operations.
Firefighters have rescued one dog so far and are searching for four more in the basement.
According to firefighters, the roof is open and no fire involvement is found in the attic.
Crews are working to rescue five dogs from the basement while checking the attic for fire extension.
Fire units are creating an opening in the roof to access the attic area.
Firefighters confirm the first floor is clear of any hazards as they continue their efforts.
Firefighters report the bulk of the fire is knocked down, and crews are checking the attic for any spread.
Crews have water on the fire and are making progress in the front corner of the house.
Firefighters report flames in a window and smoke from the roof eaves of the house.
Firefighters have arrived and are beginning extinguishing efforts at the burning house.
Firefighters report a fire at a one-story brick structure, with heavy flames visible.
Firefighters report smoke visible in the area as they approach.
Firefighters are responding to reports of smoke and flames at a possible structure fire.
Firefighters have received a report of an unknown incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 6638 Kirkland Dr.
Firefighters responded to a one-alarm house fire and found heavy flames upon arrival. Crews rescued five dogs trapped in the basement, while two adults and two children were displaced by the fire. The Red Cross was notified to assist the family, and the home sustained an estimated $100,000 in damage, according to District Chief Dew.
Firefighters are responding to multiple fire scenes, including a vehicle and a damaged building.
Firefighters assist a person near the damaged house while inspecting the scene during nighttime.
Responders continue securing the scene and inspecting damage to multiple vehicles and structures.
Firefighters continue assessing the house damage with hoses and flashlights during nighttime.
Firefighters confirm the secondary search of the first floor and basement is complete and no hazards were found.
All five dogs have been safely removed from the house, according to firefighters.
Officers are detaining a person near the burning structure during ongoing firefighting operations.
Firefighters have rescued one dog so far and are searching for four more in the basement.
According to firefighters, the roof is open and no fire involvement is found in the attic.
Crews are working to rescue five dogs from the basement while checking the attic for fire extension.
Fire units are creating an opening in the roof to access the attic area.
Firefighters confirm the first floor is clear of any hazards as they continue their efforts.
Firefighters report the bulk of the fire is knocked down, and crews are checking the attic for any spread.
Crews have water on the fire and are making progress in the front corner of the house.
Firefighters report flames in a window and smoke from the roof eaves of the house.
Firefighters have arrived and are beginning extinguishing efforts at the burning house.
Firefighters report a fire at a one-story brick structure, with heavy flames visible.
Firefighters report smoke visible in the area as they approach.
Firefighters are responding to reports of smoke and flames at a possible structure fire.
Firefighters have received a report of an unknown incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 6638 Kirkland Dr.
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God is good sad they lost the house, possibly, but thank God they still got their life and the dogs all alive
I hope everyone is safe. 🙏🏼 thankfully they got their dogs out alive
Man. Idk what I do about my dog there everything when u have nothing.
Amen 🙏
God is good sad they lost the house, possibly, but thank God they still got their life and the dogs all alive
I hope everyone is safe. 🙏🏼 thankfully they got their dogs out alive
Man. Idk what I do about my dog there everything when u have nothing.
Amen 🙏
God is good sad they lost the house, possibly, but thank God they still got their life and the dogs all alive
I hope everyone is safe. 🙏🏼 thankfully they got their dogs out alive
Man. Idk what I do about my dog there everything when u have nothing.
Amen 🙏
God is good sad they lost the house, possibly, but thank God they still got their life and the dogs all alive
I hope everyone is safe. 🙏🏼 thankfully they got their dogs out alive
Man. Idk what I do about my dog there everything when u have nothing.
Amen 🙏
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God is good sad they lost the house, possibly, but thank God they still got their life and the dogs all alive
I hope everyone is safe. 🙏🏼 thankfully they got their dogs out alive
Man. Idk what I do about my dog there everything when u have nothing.
Amen 🙏