At the moment firefighters delivered a teddy bear to a child after the fire that devastated their home in California

Firefighters in Redlands shared the video on their Facebook account (Video: Facebook @RedlandsFireDepartment)

When the flames of a fire threaten a house, their tenants evacuate quickly without thinking of anything but their safety and that of their loved ones.

That's what happened to parents in Redlands, California, who feared that the flames would spread quickly and burn their property. they took their child in their arms and without thinking of anything else, they went down the stairs to flee the building.

However, once safe, the boy noticed that he was missing an important person: your "Piggy" teddy bear He had been trapped in the house.

The fire occurred in a two-story residence located in the Dexter Way Block 1500 in Redlands, a San Bernardino County.

Knowing how important "Piggy" was for the little one, the local fire department made every effort to save the stuffed animaland on their Facebook account, they shared the beautiful moment when they left the address with the bear in their arms.

"Our firefighters were able to save & # 39; piggy & # 39; (a stuffed animal) for the small child whose house has been moderately damaged, "they write with the publication.

When the little boy saw Piggy, he pulled on his mother's arm and ran to meet the bear. Because of their tenderness, the images traveled around the world and many citizens of Redlands applauded the empathy and professionalism of the fire department.

"God bless our firefighters," wrote Christy Forbey.

"This little boy will remember his kindness for the rest of his life," Bethany Kronberg said.

"Our local heroes, RFD"commented Elsa Grady.

"I am really sorry for the situation of this young family, but I am happy that everyone is well, the police and firefighters of this city are the most professional of all," said Chad Dantel.

This pride that citizens have shown in social networks the performance of his fire department This is not exclusive to the city of Redlands.

All of California is flattered and applauds the efforts of these workers, especially after the horrific destruction that caused the fire known as the "campfire paradise".

This incident, which burned in November 2018 the city of Paradise, in northern California, left a balance of 86 dead and 228 missing. For 23 days, the firefighters fought to extinguish the flames, which devastated 15,000 homes in the area.