Dogs Rescued In House Fire
POSTED: Sunday, April 6, 2008
UPDATED: 9:13 am CDT April 6,
2008
SAN ANTONIO -- Children playing with matches were blamed for a house fire Saturday on the city's West Side.Fire officials said two people ran out of a home in the 300 block of Cable Drive shortly after it caught fire and were able to prevent the blaze from spreading before firefighters arrived.Firefighters pulled three dogs from the home and were given oxygen. The dogs were said to be OK.Damage to the home was estimated at $35,000.
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