Delta fire crews save family dog from house fire
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Firefighters helped save a dog from a house fire in Delta on Friday.
While responding to a blaze in the 10900 block of Lyon Road, firefighters found a dog in a basement kennel.
The dog suffered smoke inhalation and was treated by firefighters and paramedics, who used an oxygen mask specifically designed for dogs and other pets.
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The resident of the home was also treated for minor injuries.
The home suffered significant damage in the fire.
The cause of the blaze has not been determined.
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