Members of the National Crisis Response Canines and their handlers listen to the morning firefighter briefing for the McHugh Fire. Certified National Crisis Response Canines are specially trained in psychological first aid and to work effectively in crisis environments with people experiencing intense emotions in the aftermath of a critical incident. These dogs aid firefighters in coping with stress of fighting wildfires. The McHugh Fire located in Chugach State Park near Anchorage, AK began on Jul. 16, 2016, the cause is under investigation.  The McHugh Fire has consumed 778 acres. U.S. Forest Service photo.
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