A dog thought to have died in a fiery home explosion in Haymarket last week was found alive Monday and rescued by emergency crews.

Fire crews this morning rescued a dog from the rubble of the Haymarket home that exploded last week -- she is going to be fine.

HAYMARKET, Va. — Six days after a house exploded in Haymarket, Virginia, a dog has been rescued alive from the rubble. The house exploded on Oct. 15 after a general contractor working on a water main break hit a gas line. Two families living in the house were displaced, and a dog and two cats had been missing ever since.

Six days after a gas leak sparked a home explosion in Haymarket that residents thought killed two cats and a dog, rescuers pulled a missing dog from the rubble of the house. Prince William County Fire and Rescue had initially responded to a report of a gas leak around 4:17 p.

On Monday morning, firefighters rescued a dog from a house that exploded in Haymarket days earlier. The Prince William County Fire Marshal’s Office (FMO) said that someone reported hearing a dog barking in the wreckage of the house on Colby Hunt Court the previous Tuesday.

Fire crews this morning rescued a dog from the rubble of the Haymarket home that exploded last week -- she is going to be fine.

A Prince William County rescue crew removed a family dog from the debris of a house that exploded six days ago.

First responders speak on finding and rescuing the dog that was presumed dead when it was inside a home that exploded in Haymarket.

Six days after a powerful explosion leveled a home in Haymarket, Virginia, a dog was found alive in the rubble, fire officials say.

A dog in Virginia beat the odds and Firefighters said they are surprised that the dog is still alive. But it’s really good news especially after what these families and the community had to go through last week.