More than two dozen emergency personnel responded to a house fire in Aurora that injured one man and displaced a family and their dog, authorities said.

The Aurora Fire Department was called to a home on Fallen Oak Trail at about 10:42 p.m. Nov. 4, according to a news release. Paramedics, firefighters and command staff made up the 26 first responders that came to the call.

Three residents and their dog evacuated before firefighters arrived. One resident, a 36-year-old man, was treated at the scene and hospitalized with burns to his hands and smoke inhalation.

No other injuries were reported.

“Our crews arrived quickly, contained the fire to the second floor, and kept it from spreading further,” said Aurora Fire Chief David McCabe. “It’s a reminder that fire moves fast, so working smoke alarms and early calls to 9-1-1 truly make a difference.”

Flames came from the second-floor window of the two-story home. The fire was brought under control within seven minutes of firefighters’ arrival, according to the release.

The home was deemed uninhabitable due to fire and smoke damage, authorities said.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation.