Dogs rescued from frontlines of Electra Fire reunited with owners
SUTTER CREEK, Calif. — Two dogs rescued by firefighters from the frontlines of the Electra Fire in Amador County have been reunited with their owners, the Amador County Animal Response Team wrote in a Facebook post Wednesday.According to Cal Fire's El Dorado-Amador Unit, two Doberman dogs were rescued from a property on Canyon View Drive in Amador County just feet away from the active flames of the Electra Fire.
The dogs were loaded into a Cal Fire truck by firefighters Emily Eymann and Jessica Moser, who escorted them safely out of the fire area, Cal Fire officials said.
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The firefighters reunited the evacuated dogs with their owners at the Amador County Fairgrounds Wednesday evening.
The Amador County Animal Response Team wrote in a Facebook post, "There certainly were lots of smiles and happy dogs. These kinds of stories keep us doing what we do."
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