A fire that broke out in a rowhome on the 3600 block of Spring Garden Street Wednesday night displaced about 15 residents, according to reports. Smoke was reported coming from the first floor of the three-story building at 6 p.m. The fire quickly spread throughout the building, according to a report by Philly Fire News. The building was evacuated. The blaze was placed under control shortly after 7 p.m. No injuries were reported.

The American Red Cross responded to the fire to assist the displaced residents. Two people required Red Cross help. One of them spent the night at Red Cross House, according to Red Cross spokesperson Dave Schrader.

Red Paw Relief was also on the scene and helped at least two displaced pets.

On-scene of the 3600 blk of Spring Garden St w/@RedCrossPhilly & @PhillyFireDept pic.twitter.com/jCinmzmDsh

— Red Paw Relief Team (@RedPawRelief) April 24, 2014

We are responding 2 assist @RedCrossPhilly w/at least 2 displaced pets from the row home fire in the Mantua section of #philly. @CBSPhilly

— Red Paw Relief Team (@RedPawRelief) April 24, 2014

UPDATE on our Spring Garden St fire response: 2 cats missing. Fire dwelling unstable. Our vols will search again in the morning.

— Red Paw Relief Team (@RedPawRelief) April 24, 2014