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Tortoises and birds rescued from fire

Tortoises and birds rescued from fire
By

Jillian MacMath
  • 16:16, 2 MAY 2018

does ivermectin kill scaly leg mites Puyallup Crews from Burnham-on-Sea and Bridgwater were called to a house, in Burnham Road, at 2.20pm after the bird cage accidently caught fire.

play luckyland Quezaltepeque The incident commander confirmed the birds and tortoises within the aviary all survived the incident.

free no deposit bonus 2020 A spokesman for Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service said: “On arrival, the officer in charge confirmed a wooden aviary, approximately 5ft by 8ft, was issuing smoke.

play lightning link slot online free Cañas “Crews got to work in breathing apparatus and used a hose reel jet to extinguish the fire.

pink panther slot machine Turlock “There was 10 per cent fire damage to the aviary, the fire started accidentally, it is suspected a heat lamp was too close to bedding.”

  1. The fire damaged 10 per cent of the aviary
    The fire damaged 10 per cent of the aviary(Image: Burnham-on-Sea Fire Station (https://www.facebook.com/burnhamonseafire))1 of 4
  2. One of the rescued tortoises with a firefighter
    One of the rescued tortoises with a firefighter(Image: Burnham-on-Sea Fire Station (https://www.facebook.com/burnhamonseafire))2 of 4
  3. The tortoises were rescued and unharmed
    The tortoises were rescued and unharmed(Image: Burnham-on-Sea Fire Station (https://www.facebook.com/burnhamonseafire))3 of 4
  4. The aftermath of the fire. All of the birds and tortoises were rescued from the aviary
    The aftermath of the fire. All of the birds and tortoises were rescued from the aviary(Image: Burnham-on-Sea Fire Station (https://www.facebook.com/burnhamonseafire))4 of 4

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