POTSDAM -- A pet was burned and suffered from smoke inhalation following a house fire Friday night, according to Potsdam fire.

A fire was reported on Friday, Oct. 28, at 7:11 p.m. with Potsdam Fire, Potsdam Rescue, and County Car 10 dispatched to 7 Broad St., officials said Firefighters arrived on scene within minutes and laid large diameter hose from the fire hydrant at Waverly Street and Broad Street to the scene for water supply.

West Stockholm Fire was requested almost immediately for manpower to the scene, officials said. Later during the evening, Hannawa Falls Fire and Canton Fire also responded to the scene with manpower.

On scene, firefighters stretched a 1 3/4" hose line off of Engine 49 and attempted to make an interior attack, fire official said. Additional hose lines was pulled in attempt to stop the spread of the fire. Due to difficult conditions inside of the structure, Tower 5 was placed in the front of residence and extended to the roof to perform vertical ventilation. West Stockholm Fire arrived on scene with manpower and began to work on overhaul and extinguishment on the 2nd floor of the structure. A second large diameter supply line was laid from Leroy and Broad streets to bring additional water to the scene.

"During the incident, a civilian vehicle drove over the charged large diameter hose causing a puncture in the hose which could have catastrophically failed at any time during the incident," fire officials said.

The owners of the home were not injured but a pet suffered smoke inhalation and burns.

Firefighters administered oxygen to the dog using a pet oxygen mask that was previously donated to the department.

The cause of the fire is under investigation at the time.

Potsdam Rescue provided EMS standby on the scene. Potsdam Fire was back in service at 11:57 p.m.