The East Cleveland Fire Department said crews battled the fire for more than two hours and were able to rescue a dog from a second-floor balcony.
CLEVELAND — Firefighters from multiple companies spent nearly three hours battling a house fire in East Cleveland Friday night and rescued a dog from a second-floor balcony, according to the city’s fire department.
The East Cleveland Fire Department posted on social media that the fire broke out at a house on Bryn Mawr Road, with crews responding just after 9 p.m. to find “heavy fire” pushing from the home’s third floor.
“Crews made an aggressive interior attack,” the fire department said. “Crews were on scene for 2 1/2 hours battling this fire in the frigid temperatures and high winds.”
No firefighters or residents were injured, the fire department reported.
The fire department has not released details from its investigation into how the fire started.