Two dogs were given oxygen treatment after a fire at a house in Morecambe.
Two fire engines from Morecambe and Lancaster attended a fire at a domestic property on Oxford Street, Morecambe, after a call out at 3.18pm on Saturday September 5.
The fire was out on arrival of the fire service.
"Firefighters administered oxygen to two dogs affected by the incident and carried out checks to ensure the property was safe," said a Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson.
"Crews remained in attendance for approximately one hour and 30 minutes. The cause of the fire is under investigation."


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