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Two cats rescued as house heavily damaged in fire in Quinte West on Sunday

By Paul Martin Mar 23, 2026 | 4:09 AM

Two cats were rescued by firefighters as crews dealt with a major blaze on Sunday night in Quinte West.

Around 6:30 pm, Firefighters from Station 4 (Tucker’s Corners) responded to a blaze at a home on Frankford Road.

The front window blew out as firefighters approached the house.

Miraculously, there were no injuries.

Damages are estimated at approximately 500-thousand dollars. The investigation into the cause is continuing.

The fire also involved a very tense feline rescue.

The single owner of the home was very concerned about her two cats, but a short time later, two firefighters brought them out of the burning house to safety.