Firefighters Rescue Seven Dogs from West Hills Home
Firefighters Dispatched to 7500 Block of Royer Avenue
At 11:23 a.m. on Saturday, 27 firefighters from the Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) responded to a call at the 7500 block of Royer Avenue, a few blocks west of Fallbrook Avenue, in West Hills. The firefighters were dispatched to a contents fire inside a single-family home.
Quick Response and Successful Rescue
Within 14 minutes of their arrival, the firefighters had the fire under control and safely removed seven dogs from the home without incident. According to Taylor Rappaport, a spokesperson for the LAFD, "Seven dogs were safely removed from the single-family home without incident." There were no injuries reported during the rescue operation.
Cause of the Fire and Damage Estimates Not Provided
The cause of the fire and damage estimates were not provided by the LAFD. However, the firefighters’ swift response and expertise ensured that the situation was brought under control quickly and safely.
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Conclusion
The quick response of the LAFD firefighters ensured that the situation was brought under control quickly and safely, with no injuries reported. The rescue of the seven dogs is a testament to the bravery and expertise of the firefighters who responded to the call.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many firefighters responded to the call?
A: 27 firefighters from the Los Angeles Fire Department responded to the call.
Q: How many dogs were rescued from the home?
A: Seven dogs were safely removed from the single-family home without incident.
Q: Were there any injuries reported during the rescue operation?
A: No, there were no injuries reported during the rescue operation.
Q: What was the cause of the fire?
A: The cause of the fire was not provided by the LAFD.
Q: How much damage was caused by the fire?
A: Damage estimates were not provided by the LAFD.
