Heroic firefighters rescue frightened dog from fire at Buckshaw Village home

Fire crews rushed to Buckshaw Village to rescue a frightened dog from a fire at a home.

At 1.10pm yesterday fire crews from Leyland and Chorley were dispatched to a home on Heyford Avenue in Buckshaw Village.

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Fire crews rushed to an address at Buckshaw Village to rescue a frightened dog from a fire | Chorley Fire Station
Fire crews rushed to an address at Buckshaw Village to rescue a frightened dog from a fireplaceholder image
Fire crews rushed to an address at Buckshaw Village to rescue a frightened dog from a fire | Chorley Fire Station

On arrival, they found a vehicle well alight on a driveway, with the fire beginning to spread into the front of the property.

Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus used a hose reel to extinguish the fire, preventing further spread.

A thorough search of the smoke-logged property was carried out.

Thankfully, there were no reported casualties, and one dog was safely rescued by crews.

A spokesperson for the fire service said: “A reminder to ensure working smoke alarms are fitted on every level of your home, they really do save lives.”

Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service has been approached for further comment.

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