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Home » Dog alerts Kennewick woman to house fire

Dog alerts Kennewick woman to house fire

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The Kennewick Fire Department responded to a house fire March 13. The resident was alerted to the fire by her dog, Lolli.

Courtesy Kennewick Fire Department
March 30, 2026
Senior Times

The resident of an accessory dwelling unit was woken by her female bulldog, Lolli, in the early morning of March 13. The dog alerted her and allowed her to escape as she had not heard a smoke alarm.

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Lolli, a female bulldog, alerted a Kennewick woman to a residential fire, allowing her to escape. 

| Courtesy Kennewick Fire Department

The Kennewick Fire Department, Pasco Fire Department and Benton Fire District 1 were dispatched to the fire in the 400 block of South Rainier Street, Kennewick, at 2:48 a.m. Kennewick Fire Station No. 1 crews were already on the road returning from another emergency and were able to respond to the fire in less than two minutes, quickly dousing the flames.


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