PARMA HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO) – Firefighters saved a man and his dog as their Parma Heights home failed on Friday early morning, Parma Fire verified.
The fire in the 7000 block of York Road broke out around 9 a.m. on May 19, Parma Fire Public Information Officer Preston Bures mentioned.
Parma Medic 3 and a Middleburg Heights fire chief were the very first to show up on scene when the report of a caught victim can be found in, according to Bures.
Before the pipe line was prepared to go to safeguard very first responders from the flames, teams strongly pressed through by leaping in through the bed room window to rescue the caught victim, Bures mentioned.
The victim looked out when he was performed of your house and into an ambulance, and was steady as he was required to the healthcare facility, said Bures.
Heavy smoke from the basement fire continued to fill the home, Bures said, however there was another soul inside who required conserving.
Firefighters browsed your house to discover the victim’s dog, who was then performed of the very same window as his owner, according to Bures.
The dog was provided oxygen at the scene and is steady, Bures said.
Bures verified nobody else suffered any injuries in the fire.
Firefighters from Parma, Parma Heights, Brooklyn, and Middleburg Heights collaborated to fight the blaze, which was rapidly put out, Bures mentioned.
The reason for the flames is still under examination.
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