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Firefighters rescued a dog while battling a house fire in Southeast Washington, D.C. on Sunday afternoon.
The DC Fire and EMS Department reported the fire on the 1600 block of W Street Southeast at 12:49 p.m. Upon arrival, firefighters saw smoke and flames coming from a second-floor window.
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The fire was quickly brought under control, and the dog inside the home was safely rescued. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.
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However, seven adults, three children, and the dog were left homeless due to the damage. The American Red Cross has been notified to assist the displaced family.
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To allow firefighters to work safely, roads near the scene were temporarily closed.
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