An apartment complex on South Semoran Boulevard in Orlando was the site of a blaze Friday morning that resulted in the rescue of two residents, an adult and a baby, and several animals, confirmed the Orlando Fire Department; a dog perished in the incident, while two other dogs and multiple pet birds were saved from the fiery grip that took hold of the building. According to ClickOrlando the fire, which damaged eight units, left no human injuries, though it did displace 13 people from their homes.
According to details from the scene, the fire erupted just after 10 a.m. and quickly ensnared at least two apartments in its rapid spread, the exact cause of which remains a knot yet to be untied by officials. Rescue efforts were promptly executed by the firefighters, who treated the adult and baby on-site, as detailed by WFTV.
The Orlando Fire Department's social media updates have extended beyond the mere facts of the incident, offering a window into the relief efforts and the compassionate care provided to all affected beings, both human and animal alike.
