Firefighters rescue dogs, cats from California house fire
AP reports: Twenty firefighters from Garden Grove and Anaheim put out a house fire in Garden Grove, California on Thursday. According to Garden Grove Battalion Chief Chuck Green, the firefighters arrived to heavy smoke coming from a back bedroom. Two occupants of the home got out on their own but firefighters rescued two dogs and two cats inside the home.Full story.Follow @msnbc_pictures•Sign up
Held by his owner, Clyde, a pitbull, is given oxygen by Garden Grove Fire Department Captain Jeff Wilkins, right, on Thursday, June 21, 2012 in Garden Grove, Calif.Bruce Chambers / The Orange County Register via AP / Today
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A firefighter sprays water inside the burned home.Bruce Chambers / The Orange County Register via AP / Today
AP reports: Twenty firefighters from Garden Grove and Anaheim put out a house fire in Garden Grove, California on Thursday. According to Garden Grove Battalion Chief Chuck Green, the firefighters arrived to heavy smoke coming from a back bedroom. Two occupants of the home got out on their own but firefighters rescued two dogs and two cats inside the home.
Garden Grove Fire Department Captain Albert Acosta, left, struggles with a cat that was rescued.Bruce Chambers / The Orange County Register via AP / Today
Garden Grove Fire Department Captain Albert Acosta checks on the welfare of a cat named Magic, as Magic's owner Norma Arbotast finishes the cat's oxygen treatment on Thursday.Bruce Chambers / The Orange County Register via AP / Today
