Noosa News
Deaf dog rescued from burning home

By Abbey Cannan
A deaf dog sleeping in a burning Noosaville home was rescued by a neighbour last week after the property caught fire.
Nine crews responded to the house fire with the first arriving just before 8.30am, a Queensland Fire and Emergency Services spokesman said.
“Crews made entry to the building and the fire was under control at about 8.40am and was contained to the garage area,“ he said.
“At about midday the property was handed back to the owners.“
Noosa Heads Fire and Emergency Services officer Brian Riley said a neighbour was leaving for work when they spotted the smoke coming from the garage.
“We received multiple triple zero calls to a structure on fire, primarily in the garage area,“ Mr…
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