12 Dogs Rescued from Ft. McCoy Mobile Home Fire by Marion County Firefighters

Marion County Fire Rescue (MCFR) responded to a fully-involved mobile home fire in Ft. McCoy on Independence Day, July 4, 2025, where they successfully rescued 12 dogs from the burning structure.

The fire department crews arrived to find the mobile home completely engulfed in flames. Despite the dangerous conditions, firefighters immediately initiated rescue operations to save the animals trapped inside.

Successful Rescue Operation

MCFR personnel worked quickly and efficiently to locate and evacuate all 12 dogs from the burning mobile home. The rescue operation demonstrated the department's commitment to saving both human and animal lives during emergency situations.

While specific details about the fire's cause were not immediately available, the incident highlights the importance of quick emergency response and the dedication of Marion County's first responders.

Community Impact

The successful rescue of all 12 dogs on Independence Day provided a bright spot during what could have been a tragic situation. The Ft. McCoy community and animal lovers throughout Marion County expressed gratitude for the firefighters' heroic efforts.

Marion County Fire Rescue continues to serve the rural communities of Marion County, including Ft. McCoy, with professional emergency services. This incident serves as a reminder of the vital role our first responders play in protecting all members of our community, including our beloved pets.

For more information about Marion County Fire Rescue and fire safety tips, residents can visit the Marion County website or contact their local fire station.