Crime & Safety
WATCH: Connecticut State Police Rescue Dog on I-95 in Fairfield (Updated)
A state trooper safely carried the lost dog across the roadway on Monday morning.
UPDATE: The lost dog rescued on I-95 in Fairfield on Monday morning is at the Fairfield Animal Control.
Dog doe rescued by @CT_STATE_POLICE off I95 now safe & sound @ Fairfield Animal Shelter @NBCConnecticut @HeidiVoight pic.twitter.com/oudU9bfedC
— Justin Schecker (@jscheckerNBCCT) May 9, 2016
FAIRFIELD, CT — A lost dog was rescued by Connecticut State Police on I-95 in Fairfield on Monday morning, NBC Connecticut’s Heidi Voight reports.
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The dog was safely carried across the roadway between Exits 23 and 24 by State Trooper Mike Spry of Troop G, according to Voight.
Read more at NBC Connecticut here and watch video of the rescue below:
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Paws and see if you recognize this little guy rescued on 95N in Fairfield this morning. (the dog, not the trooper) pic.twitter.com/5dJXQyFR9I
— CT State Police (@CT_STATE_POLICE) May 9, 2016
Image via Connecticut State Police on Twitter
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