Two adults and their pets are safe after a fire set their house up in flames Sunday afternoon, said the Roseburg Fire Department (RFD).

RFD says crews responded to a reported residential structure fire around 2:49 p.m. Sunday, at 1912 Kane Street, with flames reportedly visible at the front of the residence. According to Douglas County Dispatch, the reporting party stated that all residents and animals evacuated the home.

When RFD personnel arrived at the scene, firefighters found smoke and flames coming from the left front corner in an open porch area of the home and had spread to a nearby vehicle in the driveway of the residence.

Officials say that firefighters worked quickly to extinguish both the vehicle and structure fire, and also completed a primary and secondary search as well as overhaul. RFD confirms that both the vehicle and primary home suffered extensive fire and water damage. The home also sustained extensive structural damage.

While two adults, one dog, and two ferrets were displaced due to the fire no one was injured, said RFD.

Sixteen firefighters assisted with firefighting operations. Other agencies assisting with the fire included Douglas County Fire District #2, Umpqua Valley Ambulance, Pacific Power, Avista Utilities, Roseburg Police Department, and the American Red Cross.

Fire officials say that the cause of the fire is under investigation.

The Roseburg Fire Department would like to remind everyone of the importance of working smoke alarms and ensuring you have the appropriate number of smoke alarms installed in the home. Remember to make sure you have working smoke alarms on every level of your home, outside each sleeping area and in every bedroom. The Roseburg Fire Department recommends encourages homeowners to consider a home fire sprinkler system for increased protection.