Dogs have died after two caravans went up in flames.
Nine engines tackled the blaze in Duckpit Road, Petham, near Canterbury, for seven hours yesterday.
No one was injured; however, two dogs are believed to have died.
Police were also at the scene and cordoned off the country lane, but the flames were extinguished and the road was reopened by 9.30pm.
The fire is not being treated as suspicious, and the cause is believed to be accidental.
A fire service spokesman said: “Nine fire engines, a bulk water carrier, a Technical Rescue Unit and two ATVs attended.
“Crews, wearing breathing apparatus, used compressed air foam systems and hose reel jets to extinguish the fire.
“There are no reported injuries, and the cause is believed to be accidental.
“Sadly, two dogs died in this incident.”
A police spokesman added: “We were called by Kent Fire and Rescue Service at 2.56pm yesterday to a report of two caravans alight at an address in Duckpit Road, Petham.
“Officers attended the scene and closed the road while fire crews extinguished the blaze.
“Nobody was injured during the incident.”
