Lightning sparked a fire scare in Bartonville this morning, but thanks to quick-acting emergency crews, no one got burned—not even two lucky kittens. At approximately 8:52 am, Denton County Emergency Services District #1 responded to a 911 call reporting a fire at a home on Timberidge. The first responders found a light haze of smoke in the garage but, fortunately, no significant threats to the property or its human residents.

During the smoky commotion, the crews discovered two furballs of fear hiding in the garage. According to the Denton County Emergency Services District #1, the fire department declared they worked diligently to secure the kittens who had taken shelter amidst the chaos. Both felines were safely returned to their owner, proving that even in the face of a potentially devastating lightning strike, small miracles can still happen.

No injuries were reported in today's fire. After assessing the situation and ventilating the garage, the emergency service team gave the all-clear, and the home was deemed safe. The incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of severe weather and the importance of being prepared for emergencies.

The brave rescue of the kittens garnered heartwarming attention in the local community. "All kittens are reported to be 'feline' fine," declared the Denton County Emergency Services District #1, prompting a collective sigh of relief from animal lovers and homeowners alike. The kittens, having survived their ordeal by the skin of their paws, seemed blissfully unaware of the gravity of their situation as they were nestled back into their owner's arms.