WATCH: Firefighters Save Dog Trapped in Burning Home
(FOX NEWS)- A dog was saved from a burning home by firefighters in Sacramento, California, and it was all caught on helmet cam.
During an early morning house fire on Wednesday, firefighters entered the home to search for victims and help locate the source of the fire.
DOG RESCUE: Helmet Cam footage from an early morning house fire today shows two perspectives on Truck Company operations. Upon arrival at a working house fire, the four-person truck company splits in half. The Saw firefighter and the Apparatus Operator ladder the building and go to the roof to provide vertical ventilation, cutting a hole in the roof to allow smoke and hot gasses to escape. The Tools firefighter and the Captain go inside the home to search for victims and help locate the seat of the fire. In this video, footage from helmet cameras from both the Saw and Tools firefighters from Truck 6 are interspersed to show these operations, culminating with the rescue of a dog from her hiding place in a back bedroom. The occupants of the home all got out safely, due to a working smoke detector, and the dog was reunited with her happy owner on the sidewalk outside.
They didn't find any people, but they did discover a dog in her hiding place in a back bedroom.
The helmet cam footage shows the firefighters safely evacuate the pooch, reuniting with her happy owners on the sidewalk outside.