A fire erupted Thursday night in Fort Myers at a house along Dora Street.
According to the Fort Myers Fire Department, it received a call for a structure fire at 7:52 p.m. with reports of smoke and flames coming from the home.
When crews arrived, they saw flames coming out of multiple corners of the home. Firefighters were also told there were dogs inside the home.
According to FMFD, crews were able to locate one dog inside a cage and rescue a second one.
Fire officials said there are no injuries at this time. Seven people and three dogs were displaced due to the fire.
FMFD said the fire is still in progress but is under control, and there is no other damage to any undamaged areas.
The source of the fire is not known at this time.
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