Firefighters resuscitate dogs after home catches fire in Gainesville

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) – Firefighters saved several dogs after a Southwest Gainesville home’s kitchen caught on fire Wednesday afternoon.

Alachua County Fire Rescue crews say a fire was reported at a home on Southwest 47th Lane in Gainesville around 12:30 p.m.

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When firefighters arrived, they found the homeowner frantically trying to save her pets as smoke poured from the roofline.

🔥🚨🚒 At approx 1230 today, HR23, E80, E82, E81, R81, BC6, BC7 DC1 and Q9 were dispatched to a kitchen fire in SW in Gainesville. 4 dogs were resuscitated on scene. No other injuries reported.

Posted by Alachua County Fire Rescue on Wednesday, October 2, 2024

Crews split into two teams: one to knock down the fire, the second to reach the home.

Firefighters found three unconscious dogs inside the home. They were able to successfully resuscitate the dogs.

A fourth missing dog and two missing cats were later found outside, unharmed.

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Crews container the fire to the kitchen, however, the structure was damaged by heavy smoke.

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