Homeowner, 5 dogs escape large fire on Wool Street in MLK neighborhood
At least 10 units and 30 firefighters fought to bring the fire under control
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SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Emergency crews responded to a large fire on Wool Street in Shreveport Thursday morning (June 9).
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The call first went out around 10:30 a.m. The Shreveport Fire Department responded to the 2000 block of Wool Street between Nettie and Nena streets. At least 15 units initially responded.
An official with SFD says when firefighters first got on scene, they found a single-story wood frame home fully engulfed in flames. The representative says the occupant of the home was able to escape safely before firefighters got there.
SFD says several vehicle on the property around the house also caught fire due to the intense heat.
The fire was under control at 11:06 a.m.; the cause of the fire is under investigation.
Five dogs were also able to safely escape the fire, officials say. A neighbor claims to have heard several loud “booms” coming from inside the house during the fire. It’s unclear at this time what may have caused the sounds.
No injuries were reported.
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