LONDON -- Firefighters were forced to use miniature pet oxygen masks to treat two puppies rescued from a burning barn in Devon, UK, on Monday.

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In a post on Facebook, Newton Abbot Fire Station shared photos of the dogs being treated with gel and oxygen after rescue services arrived at the scene in the early afternoon.

Credit: facebook/newton abbot fire station

Here are some pictures taken by firefighters at the scene.

Firefighters administer oxygen to the puppies.Credit: facebook/newton abbot fire stationThe masks fit over the puppy's heads to help them take in the air.Credit: facebook/newton abbot fire stationOne puppy, which suffered burns, was treated with gel.Credit: facebook/newton abbot fire station

There were five puppies in the barn when the fire took hold. Three died at the scene.

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The two dogs pictured in the photos above were treated by firefighters and then taken to the vets. Sadly, a spokesperson from Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service confirmed to Mashablethat one of the rescued puppies has since died.

"They weren't bad burns but was in a wide area and was just too much for such a little puppy," the owner of the farm, James Barter, was quoted as saying in the Torquay Herald Express. "I think of myself as fairly tough but I was pretty upset."

He went on to say that the surviving puppy seems to be doing fine.

"We have named it Blaze in honour of its miraculous survival," he said.