Injured hawk rescued by firefighters in Danbury
Deputy Chief Bernie Meehan and Firefighter John Whitehead helped recover the wounded bird on Mountainville Road.
•
Aug 14, 2025, 11:20 AM
•
Updated 6 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:46
Norwalk police get new K-9 officer Chance
1h ago1:44
be Well: Protecting your pet's ear health
yesterday4:29
Brooke Shields on raising the standard of pet care and wellness
9ds ago0:37
East Haven woman accused of abandoning dog faces animal cruelty charge
11ds ago0:34
20-foot whale killed in Barnegat Bay boat crash caught on camera
17ds ago0:13
Police help rescue young goat stuck in livestock feeder in Southbury
25ds ago0:46
Norwalk police get new K-9 officer Chance
1h ago1:44
be Well: Protecting your pet's ear health
yesterday4:29
Brooke Shields on raising the standard of pet care and wellness
9ds ago0:37
East Haven woman accused of abandoning dog faces animal cruelty charge
11ds ago0:34
20-foot whale killed in Barnegat Bay boat crash caught on camera
17ds ago0:13
Police help rescue young goat stuck in livestock feeder in Southbury
25ds agoAn injured hawk is on the mend after being rescued in Danbury Wednesday afternoon.
Deputy Chief Bernie Meehan and Firefighter John Whitehead helped recover the wounded bird on Mountainville Road.
They safely gathered the raptor into a dog crate.
The hawk was then taken to Wildlife in Crisis in Wilton for treatment.
More from News 12
0:46
Norwalk police get new K-9 officer Chance
4:32
Conversation Connecticut: Lexi Herring and Berkeley Brown of Bubble Bar on TikTok fame
0:37
WNBA says Connecticut Sun sale to Boston group won't get priority
1:41
From lawn to life: How native plants attract beautiful butterflies to your front yard
0:24
Driver runs from fiery crash on Merritt Parkway in Trumbull
0:28
