MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — Mobile Fire-Rescue and the city’s animal shelter took a stroll Wednesday morning in hopes of finding some furry friends their forever home.
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There’s more to becoming a firefighter than learning to put out fires. Community engagement is an important skill for recruits-in-training.
“I think this gives trainees a little break from the day-to-day activities of training,” said Mobile’s Director of Animal Services, Robert Bryant.
Twenty-seven Mobile Fire-Rescue recruits spent the morning working with the city’s animal shelter, walking 100 adoptable dogs…