Last night, the San Francisco Fire Department swiftly responded to the blaze on Mission Street, which was escalated to a second alarm, indicating the need for additional resources and personnel. According to the SFFD's social media post, the incident occurred at approximately 7:00 PM.

Firefighters contained the conflagration, preventing it from spreading beyond its origin. "Crews on scene aggressively fought the fire and kept the fire isolated to one room and exterior of the building," the San Francisco Fire Department described the containment efforts in their post. Despite the chaos, a silver lining emerged as SFFD members rescued four felines from the smoke-filled structure, reuniting them with their anxious owners waiting outside.

During the incident, three individuals were affected, with two requiring transport to a hospital for further medical attention, while one victim declined such services. The SFFD investigation unit is collaborating with San Francisco Police Department officials to unearth the cause of the fire, as their joint efforts were highlighted in the SFFD's brief.