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Photos: Saddle Brook Firefighters Rescue Three Dogs From House Blaze

SADDLE BROOK, N.J. -- Saddle Brook firefighters rescued three dogs from a fast-moving blaze that blew through the roof of their home Monday -- two blocks from the scene of another devastating fire this weekend.

The aftermath.

The aftermath.

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At the scene.

At the scene.

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The rear of the house was quickly engulfed.

The rear of the house was quickly engulfed.

Photo Credit: Douglas Lee for DAILY VOICE
Flames blew through the roof, collapsing part of it.

Flames blew through the roof, collapsing part of it.

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The house was extensively damaged.

The house was extensively damaged.

Photo Credit: Contributed photo

The rear of the two-story, wood-frame house on Spruce Street was engulfed when firefighters arrived just after 11:30 a.m. 

Responders said they initially had trouble getting there because of a freight train.

They had the bulk of the fire knocked down by noon. The roof had partially collapsed.

"Due to the quick and heroic actions of the first responding Saddle Brook firefighters, the dogs were safelly removed from the home," Police Chief Robert Kugler said.

The house "was severely damaged, especially the rear backyard area, and is uninhabitable," he said. 

It was the second Saddle Brook house fire in three days.

SEE: Saddle Brook Family Lost Nearly Everything In House Fire

Rochelle Park, Garfield and Fair Lawn firefighters were among the responders.

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