Durham crews rescue dog from fire at Belvin Street home

DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) — A dog was rescued by Durham firefighters following a blaze at a home in Durham, the department said Thursday.

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According to the Durham Fire Department, the fire broke out at a house on Belvin Street.

The fire was quickly knocked down, according to fire officials.

Firefighters said a dog at the scene required oxygen. They were able to resuscitate the dog, who is expected to recover.

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Photos from the scene showed firefighters with an oxygen tank and a small mask applied to the face of a dog.

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No other injuries were reported during the fire.

“Strong work from A-Shift,” fire officials said in a statement.