A woman called crews to Woodlands Road, Stafford, after returning home and finding her fire alarms had gone off. Staffordshire Fire and Rescue crews wearing breathing apparatus entered the house and brought out the injured dog.
"CPR was carried out on the animal and oxygen was given bringing the dog back to life, it was then taken to the vets," a service spokeswoman said. Firefighters who attended the incident shortly after 10:00 BST extinguished the fire in the kitchen, which was caused by a faulty toaster, the service said.
Station manager Simon Craythorn said: "Fire and heat damage have been caused to the kitchen and the adjacent room has been damaged by smoke from the fire. A plumbing connection was damaged by the heat causing flooding in the property."
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