Fire crews tackled a blaze at a dog kennels in Southport.
Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service was called to Moss Lane in Southport at 1.57pm on Thursday, February 10, following reports of a fire at a dog kennels.
Once four fire engines from Ormskirk, Tarleton and Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service arrived at the scene they found the dog kennels were "well alight".
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Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus used a thermal imaging camera and hose reel jets to help get the fire under control.
It's unclear if any animals were in the kennels when they went up in flames.
A spokesperson from Lancashire Fire and Rescue said: "Four fire engines from Ormskirk, Tarleton and Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service attended an incident on Moss Lane in Southport.
"The incident involved a dog kennels which was well alight when crews arrived. Firefighters used four breathing apparatus and a thermal imaging camera. The incident is still ongoing."
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