Three dogs rescued from house fire
Three dogs were rescued from a house fire on Saturday, April 16, in Lloyd Harbor.
Just before 8 p.m., Huntington Fire Department volunteers arrived at a house on Clinton Avenue in Huntington, where the fire had spread to the first and second floor, the attic and the detached garage.
Fifty firefighters using eight trucks had the fire under control within an hour, and during that hour three dogs were rescued, according to the department.
All the dogs are doing well, the department said.
Chief Jesse Cukro led the command and operations support of Deputy Chiefs Rob Conroy, Brian Keane and Scott Dodge. There were no injuries reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation by the Suffolk Police Arson Squad and Huntington Town Fire Marshal.
The Cold Spring Harbor, Huntington Manor and Melville Fire Department’s assisted Huntington Fire Department in putting out the flames. The Huntington Community First Aid Squad provided EMS support.
