Pet dog saved in Stamford condo fire

Here is an article about last night’s condo fire in which Firefighters were able to rescue a dog.

 

Pet dog saved in Stamford condo fire

Fire officials say a quick response to a fire in a condominium complex on Washington boulevard last night led to the rescue of a pet dog. Firefighters were called to the Washington Mews condo complex 1611 Washington Blvd., at 7:30 p.m. when a fire alarm sounded in Unit 23.

 

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Captain Hayes is a 31-year veteran of the Stamford Fire Department. He is currently assigned to the East Side Fire Station #4 on Shippan Avenue. In addition to his regular Fire Officer duties, he is a Public Relations Officer, the developer of the StamfordFire.com website and serves on the Departments' IT Team. He is also an avid fan of Fire Department history.

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