Middletown paramedics worked diligently to save the life of a dog trapped in a Middletown house fire this afternoon.
Several paramedics gave the dog oxygen in the front yard of a house in the 3000 block of Bexley Drive. A woman arrived a short time later, jumped out of her car and screamed: “My dog.”
She was met by paramedics and police officers, then allowed to comfort her dog. The dog was wrapped in a blanket and a cage was nearby.
The woman was visibly upset. About 15 minutes later, the dog, showing life, was carried by a firefighter to an emergency vehicle and transported to a local veterinarian.
It appeared the house suffered smoke damage.
This story will be updated when information becomes available.
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