Firefighters respond to structure fire with smoke and pets inside 

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That's affirmative rescue 14. Come on, Major, please. And they're just confirming there's three dogs, one cat. One cat. One team. Go for command. Command, each of 14. We have a knockdown. We've located 1K19. K-9 that is 419 in the bathroom. I'll look for the other two in the cap. Command copies. We have a knockdown. You've located 1-419 K-9. We're still trying to locate two additional K-9s at one cat. Water spot. Go for command. I'm looking up whenever the engine's ready. Copy. Engine 14 Engineer, you ready for water? Rescue 2.271 from 2.222. How both those two and a half, took up. Rescue 27 from engine 272. Charge an an hydrant. Let's go ahead and stage out on Owens. We're making our way up to room 312 as right now. So you completed your assignment. I'm going to place you on deck off the side. You copy that. Can you give us our notes, our MCT sound? We don't even know where we're responding to. Absolutely. Rescue 212, I got you responding on a Charlie chest pain at the Treasure Island. For a 67-year-old Mel with chest pain, you're going to use the valet entrance and you're responding with community ambulance that's on scene. Copy that, thank you. Water spike complete to engine four. They have water spread here in FSA 7. Talk on the line side. Copy on that out. Safety the 913. Save you, hi. Commandment 9.5, I'm on scene stage by your engine. Just let me know if you need anything. I'm in top. We still making it all smoke in the hallway, we're still working on making it to 312. They need animal control for deceased pets and then also in the energy and selfless gas.

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