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Surrey firefighters rescue cat from house fire
About 25 firefighters and seven vehicles responded as all occupants escaped and the cat received oxygen and comfort at the scene.
- On Tuesday, Surrey Fire responded to a house fire in the 13400 block of 98 Avenue around 10:30 a.m., rescuing a small cat from the burning two-storey home.
- A second alarm was called, which brought about 25 firefighters on seven firefighting vehicles to contain the blaze at the residential property.
- All occupants of the home made it out safely, according to a Black Press freelancer at the scene who documented the emergency response.
- Firefighters rescued the small cat and treated it at the scene with "oxygen and comfort," the freelancer said, before all residents and the animal were accounted for.
- The cause of the fire remains under investigation as Surrey Fire officials work to determine the origin of the blaze following the successful rescue operation.
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Surrey firefighters rescue cat from house fire
Surrey firefighters saved a small cat from a burning two-storey home on Tuesday morning (June 9). Emergency services responded to a call of a house fire in the 13400-block of 98 Avenue around 10:30 a.m., Surrey Fire Assistant Chief Mike McNamara said. The fire appeared to have started in the garage but was spreading quickly into the attic. A second alarm was called, which brought in about 24 firefighters on seven firefighting vehicles. All eight…
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