Authorities say four puppies died during the fire.
Photographer: Angie Holdsworth
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Posted: 11/15/2012
PHOENIX - A fire in south Phoenix Thursday killed four puppies.
Phoenix Fire Department spokesman Jonathan Jacobs says the fire started around 10:20 a.m. in the garage of a home near 20th Street and Broadway Road.
Air15 video showed fire crews using oxygen to try to save the puppies. Jacobs said they died of smoke inhalation.
A woman was seen holding one puppy in her arms, walking around in front of the burned-out house. Neighbors told ABC15 the resident went back into the home to try to save the animals.
A gaping hole was seen at one end of the home. Jacobs said approximately 22 firefighters responded to fight the fire.
There was no word on what sparked the blaze.
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