Six pets rescued after house fire breaks out in Phoenix

New video tonight from inside a home after a fire. It is where firefighters rescued six pets today and revived several of them using Fido bags. So this happened today in Phoenix near 37th Street and Van Buren and Jacob Luthi joins us live from the scene with more. Hi, Jacob. Yeah, good evening, Brian. Look, Phoenix Fire says that they're really happy that they have these at their disposal. These Fido masks, they fit over a pet's muzzle, can be a dog, can be a cat, but it's specialized for them to best get that oxygen to them. But if you take a look here behind me, you could see the damage that the fire did to this house here in Phoenix. Right now, the door and the windows are boarded up and I'm told that a 79 year old woman is now left without a home. Her family now trying to help her pick up the pieces. This video shared by Erica Nunez shows the damage left behind in her grandmother's Phoenix home after a fire broke out Sunday. Nunez says the fire has turned her 79-year-old grandmother's life upside down and left her beloved pets injured. They ended up finding several pets inside. Phoenix Fire says crews moved quickly to battle the blaze while also searching the home to make sure no one was left inside. During the search, crews rescued three dogs and three cats, some needing oxygen and specialized fire masks to be revived. Phoenix Fire Captain DJ Lee says the masks were donated by the Fetch Foundation and firefighters are trained to use them to give animals the best chance of surviving a fire. This video shows Phoenix fire crews using the masks back in July. Lee says the department is working to equip every engine with them so crews have them ready when an animal needs help. Oxygen masks for humans don't work as well for a dog or a pet so they have these little cones that we can hook up to our oxygen tanks and give them their oxygen so it ended up working out really well. Nunez says her grandmother now faces the challenge of starting over. Captain Lee says Phoenix Fire will continue doing everything it can to protect people, their belongings and their beloved pets. Even when I saw guys were taking their oxygen or the mask the air that they breathe from their tanks, they were putting that in front of them because there are so many pets they're bringing out. So they're using their air just to try to give the pets anything. So again, we're going to use whatever we can to help these pets. Now, investigators were on scene earlier today but phoenix fire department says no word yet on how this fire started some of the pets remain with the vet right now getting that extra treatment they need the family has set up a Go Fund Me to help support them as they go through this difficult situation that can be found on our website at fox10phoenix.com reporting live in Phoenix tonight, Jacob Luthy, Fox 10 News, okay good work out there by Phoenix Fire Department, thank you Jacob Thank you.