SAFD: Pet dead after Northwest Side condominium fire, no human injuries reported Cause of fire remains under investigation, SAFD says
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SAN ANTONIO – One pet is dead after a fire Saturday afternoon at a Northwest Side condominium, the San Antonio Fire Department said.
Firefighters responded to the residential fire just before 3 p.m. on Chapel Hill Court, located just off Babcock Road near the Medical Center.
SAFD said the fire was brought under control, and crews remained on scene checking for hot spots.
No human injuries or fatalities were reported, but officials said a pet was found dead at the residence.
SAFD said the cause of the fire remains under investigation.
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