Cat rescued from car engine near Thornton Street, Exeter NH
Heads up: This post was detected from real-time dispatch audio. Information may be incomplete, and the situation may evolve. Always verify using official agency releases.
Other Non-Crime EventFire and EMS units responded to an animal rescue near Thornton Street where a cat was stuck inside a car's engine compartment. Animal control was also dispatched to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Essex and Southern Rockingham Counties Fire / EMS
Listen to dispatch call
06:18
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 6 respond near Thornton Street between East Table Street and William Street for an animal rescue cat stuck in the engine block of a car.
00:11
That's engine 6 respond near Thornton Street between East Table Street and William Street for an animal rescue cat stuck in the engine block of a car.
00:26
In your stage, you're the second hybrid.
00:28
All right.
00:35
All right.
00:38
He's got one with bomb on board.
00:43
Steve, one still.
00:50
The board at rest you under, room, the scene, Seage, South Cottage.
00:56
One, you're on the scene stage,
00:58
Greenleaf.
01:03
Two.
01:05
We're going to.
01:08
Six south side road, 50-year-old male, diarrhea and vomiting.
01:13
Attention to Medical League Northeast arc, 6thous south side road, a 50-year-old male diarrhea and vomiting.
01:23
Responding near Thornton Street.
01:26
36 responding near Thornton Street.
01:28
Animal control is also en route to that call.
01:36
Striking out the box, holding engine for all the companies clearing in service per roller car two.
01:51
36 to 9-A-1 we could hear that at the house.
01:54
Receive 36 you get to know at the house.
02:01
Andrew 4 400.
02:06
To your hour responding medical aid, northeast arch, 6 south side roads, a 50-year-old male 5-0, diarrhea and vomiting.
02:16
Andrew 2 has a south side road.
02:23
Andrew 4, National Grid's been notified.
02:27
ETA within the hour, likely half hour.
02:33
It's very to fire from region on Monroe Street has reopened the traffic.
02:36
Just a few moments.
02:43
Angel and the Rod.
02:51
If you've been a 165 exit of the road, there's a legal outside fire,
02:57
we're returning.
03:03
Receive, up and engine one,
03:05
legal outside fire, and you're returning.
03:10
Services rendered, we're returned.
03:15
60. 30.
03:22
I'm at E546, transporting the Lawrence.
03:26
56, you're transporting Lawrence General.
03:33
Conte.
03:35
36, on the scene.
03:43
Arlorarmedic 1 at Sparkland,
03:46
13, or 11.5.
03:48
...11.5. ...for...
03:59
...orin Kotutsu's clear.
04:00
Engine 4 to handle.
04:05
Do clear engine for the handle.
04:19
Now I'm answering 38.
04:22
Two veterans wait, difficulty breathe in.
04:25
Do you need a difficulty breathe in?
04:31
Do you need a tone?
04:35
Negative.
04:47
Red Star VLS respond to 687 Salem Street for the 57-year-old female UTI.
04:55
Attention, Ridesar VLS, respond to 687 Salem Street for the 57-year-old female UTI.
05:12
Venturemention 3.
05:16
We're going to be clear this being returning to service.
05:19
Amiolk will be transferred.
05:23
John Mention 3, you're clear and returning to the individual will be transporting.
05:29
No, me either.
05:31
I'll receive day one.
05:37
Problem,
05:39
38 is going on.
05:45
38, I have you going off on CUNIT 1613.
05:52
405-2 responding boundary.
05:55
All right, I'm car four.
06:02
36 to 91, can you just inform the dog officer that the correct address is 64th order?
06:13
Receive 36 alpha or inform animal control that the correct address is 64 thorns.
Disclaimer:
This transcript was automatically generated and may contain inaccuracies. Please verify the information independently.
Location mentioned:
Thornton St, Exeter, NH 03833
This shows a Google Street View of the area near the location, which might not be the exact address.
Correct
Incorrect
Not all dispatch calls become confirmed incidents. This reflects early radio traffic only. Treat with caution.
