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0:40Now PlayingHarrowing video shows two terrified men and their dog trapped in their home as flames from the Pacific Palisades wildfires close in around them.
In scenes like something out of a nightmare, massive flames rage just outside of the LA home’s windows as the unidentified men helplessly watch on, not knowing what to do.
“You’re going to be OK. You’re going to be OK, all right?” the man filming reassures the terrified dog, his voice shaking as he pats its head.
The inferno, audibly roaring in the heavy winds, engulfs nearly everything in view on all sides of the home as smoke, ash and other debris fly by in the hellish scene — appearing to leave them with no escape.
At one point, the other man in the home asks the cameraman if they’re going to pack their bags and get out.
Kevin Dalton, who shared the clip seen more than 2 million times by early Wednesday, said in an update: “I am told the dog and both his humans were able to safely evacuate the property.”
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