Five pet dogs were rescued from a burning house in Thailand.

The fire reportedly spread from an electric fan which homeowner Suphansa Paiboonben, 28, had left on to cool the dogs as they rested in their home in Chon Buri province on November 24.

Suphansa said she went to her room on the second floor to nap while the pooches stayed downstairs. However, her neighbour heard a loud explosion moments later and saw Suphansa and the dogs running out from the house.

Firefighters arrived and doused the flames which took around 10 minutes to extinguish. They found the fan burnt to a crisp, along with a desktop computer on the same floor.

Meanwhile, no injuries were reported from the incident, but some of the dogs’ fur was singed.

Suphansa said: ‘I put the fan on because I thought my dogs were feeling hot. The fire burnt part of their fur but did not reach their skin.’Five pet dogs were rescued from a burning house in Thailand.

The fire reportedly spread from an electric fan which homeowner Suphansa Paiboonben, 28, had left on to cool the dogs as they rested in their home in Chon Buri province on November 24.

Suphansa said she went to her room on the second floor to nap while the pooches stayed downstairs. However, her neighbour heard a loud explosion moments later and saw Suphansa and the dogs running out from the house.

Firefighters arrived and doused the flames which took around 10 minutes to extinguish. They found the fan burnt to a crisp, along with a desktop computer on the same floor.

Meanwhile, no injuries were reported from the incident, but some of the dogs’ fur was singed.

Suphansa said: ‘I put the fan on because I thought my dogs were feeling hot. The fire burnt part of their fur but did not reach their skin.’