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Rescuers in need: Fire department saves duck family from mud in Hattersheim!
The Hattersheim fire department handles three missions: animal rescue, firefighting and elevator rescue, without any injuries.
Rescuers in need: Fire department saves duck family from mud in Hattersheim!
On June 26, 2025, the Hattersheim fire department successfully managed several operations within a short period of time. News City reports that the alerts occurred within a period of just a few hours. A total of three missions were required: a building fire, an animal rescue and the rescue of a person from a stuck elevator.
The first operation began at 1:24 p.m. on Dürerstrasse when the fire alarm system went off due to visible smoke. 41 emergency services with 11 vehicles were alerted. It turned out that smoldering leaves in a light shaft, probably ignited by a cigarette, were responsible for the smoke. The fire was extinguished within an hour and fortunately there were no injuries.
Animal rescue in the city park
Finally, at 5:26 p.m., the fire department received a tip about a person trapped in an elevator. The location in Erbsengasse turned out to be unmistakable: the person was freed quickly and without further incident and remained uninjured. This operation also shows how diverse the tasks of the fire brigade are and that they are required not only during fires, but also in emergency situations for people and animals.
Operations aimed at animal and civil protection
As the operations in Hattersheim demonstrate, firefighters face different challenges every day, ranging from veterinary emergencies to firefighting. How HFUK North explains, the spectrum ranges from rescuing small pets to larger animals or even exotic animals. Each animal comes with its own risks, which is why specialist knowledge and experience are essential when rescuing and puts a lot of strain on the emergency services.
Overall, the fire department's operations in Hattersheim made it clear how important it is to act quickly and effectively. The focus is always on the well-being of people and animals, and the fire department is proud to carry out its tasks with a high level of professionalism and flexibility. Hesse show highlights that such operations receive national attention and always emphasize the need for support and training in dealing with animals.