Local Firefighters Rescue Dogs From Burning Animal Hospital

North Haven Firefighters Rescue Dogs From Animal Hospital Blaze North Haven, CT – In a dramatic turn of events, firefighters from the North Haven Fire Department sprang into action late on June 2nd, 2025, rescuing several dogs from a fire that broke out at a local animal hospital. The swift response and coordinated efforts of the first responders saved the lives of several animals, including two that had gone into cardiac arrest. "It was a chaotic scene," stated a firefighter on the scene, who wished to remain anonymous. "But everyone worked together seamlessly. We were able to get the dogs out and provide immediate medical attention." The fire, which started in a dryer area of the building where several animals were housed, caused significant damage. However, thanks to the rapid response of the North Haven Fire Department, along with the assistance of North Haven Police, Animal Control officers, and ambulance staff, the majority of the animals were rescued. Two dogs were successfully revived after going into cardiac arrest, highlighting the dedication and expertise of the first responders. The incident serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of quick emergency response and the dedication of those who risk their lives to save others. The community is grateful for the heroic efforts that saved so many animals.