Crime & Safety
Trapped Pet Rescued In Warminster House Fire
The pet was examined by Central Bucks Emergency Medical Services and released to Warminster police, fire officials said.
WARMINSTER, PA - A house pet was rescued from a Wednesday afternoon house fire in Warminster, fire officials said.
The blaze was reported around 1:45 p.m. on the 200 block of Greene Road, the Warminster Township Fire Department said in a statement, with an initial report indicating smoke coming from a kitchen window. Mutual aid units from Willow Grove, Hartsville, Horsham, Northampton, Southampton, Warwick and Warrington assisted in extinguishing the fire.
“Each and every unit contributes to the overall success of an incident but we would be remiss if we didn't acknowledge the actions of Bucks 911 and Quint 10,” Warminster fire officials said. “During the course of the incident, Bucks 911 confirmed the initial reports of a trapped pet, directing searching units to a better location.”
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Quint 10 personnel quickly found and removed the owner's dog from the house; Central Bucks Emergency Medical Services examined the dog and released it into the care of Warminster police.
“Thank you to our mutual aid partners who assisted us and to those who were dispatched to cover the township while we were on scene,” Warminster fire officials said.
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