When you hear stories about house fires and other emergencies these days, there's usually a mention of the family pets that got out safely, too -- or didn't.
It hasn't always been that way. Not that long ago, first responders were concerned strictly with the human lives.
Training officer Tom Guntzburger says they've learned a lot since then about the place pets hold in our families, and earlier this week, a group of Duluth firefighters got some specialized training in animal CPR, wound treatment and pet restraint - training they had the chance to use just yesterday.
