Columbia Heights Fire
Creston Volunteer Firefighter Joe Brenneman carries a pet bearded dragon, a type of lizard, away from a home engulfed in smoke in Columbia Heights on Tuesday morning.
Creston Firefighters carry out the lizard's terrariums.
Creston Firefighters bring pets outside to safety.
Creston firefighters carry pets out of the smokey structure.
Columbia Falls firefighters ascend an outside staircase.
Columbia Falls firefighter stand on the porch of the building's second level.
Crews pass a spraying water hose up to a Columbia Falls firefighter to shoot through a windowpane.
A Columbia Falls firefighter sprays water through a windowpane.
A Columbia Falls firefighter create holes near the roof of the building to allow the heat and smoke escape.
Water is sent upward to put out small flames on the roof.
Badrock, Columbia Falls, and Creston Fire crews responded to the scene.
As the smoke begins to clear further, fire crews are able to see more of the damage done to the building.
Smoke is blown away further from the building by the frigid wind.
Fire crews carry items away from the building as the smoke begins to clear.
Linda Jaquette tries to pull "Chica" out of a a car she was temporarily being held in after being rescued from the building.
Linda Jaquette walks "Chica" away from a truck she was temporarily being held in after being rescued from the building.
Linda Jaquette walks "Chica" away from a truck she was temporarily being held in after being rescued from the building.
