Woman, dog rescued from South Chicago blaze

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A dog was rescued and given oxygen Thursday following a fire at a South Chicago home. | Fire Media Affairs

A woman and a dog were rescued from a fire Thursday night in the South Chicago neighborhood.

Fire crews responded at 6:45 p.m. to the home in the 8300 block of South Luella, according to Fire Media Affairs.

The 71-year-old woman was taken to Trinity Hospital in serious-to-critical condition, the fire department said. A dog that was inside the home was also rescued and given oxygen.

The fire was brought under control by 7 p.m., the department said. The cause was unknown Thursday night.

The Chicago Fire Department responded to a fire at a home Thursday night in the South Chicago neighborhood. A woman and a dog were rescued. | Fire Media Affairs

The Chicago Fire Department responded to a fire at a home Thursday night in the South Chicago neighborhood. A woman and a dog were rescued. | Fire Media Affairs

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