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TUSCALOOSA, Alabama (WVTM) -- A feathered firefighter in Alabama is proving that ducks may be better than Dalmatians when it comes to keeping a crew company.
This is Howard, the beloved pet of Tuscaloosa Fire & Rescue's Fire Station 2.
Howard made his way to the station three years ago and, to the surprise of the firefighters who work there, decided to stay for good.
Howard isn't a freeloader, mind you. According to Tuscaloosa Fire, he always mans his post in order to greet the crew when they return from late-night calls.
