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.

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.

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.

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

A Virginia family feared their beloved dog was dead after a house explosion until they reunited with the brave canine six days after the incident. According to local CBS news station WUSA9, two families were displaced by a home explosion in Haymarket,

It seemed unlikely that a family pet survived when a home exploded and “instantly disintegrated” in Virginia, firefighters said. But six days after the explosion, the sound of barking came from the rubble pile.

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

An incredible life-saving rescue in Prince William County, nearly a whole week after a massive home explosion. Firefighters told FOX 5 they pulled a dog out of the rubble. FOX 5's Josh Rosenthal has the story.