Dozens of animals rescued from Jennings Creek fire burning in New Jersey and New York
The massive Jennings Creek fire that continues to burn in New Jersey and New York is taking a serious toll on the area's wildlife. A group trained in rehabilitating animals says it has been responding to nonstop calls.
The record-breaking statistics come as several Northeast states battle extremely dry conditions and multiple wildfires.
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The Jennings Creek fire is currently burning across 3,500 acres, officials said, and is expected to grow to over 5,000 acres.
New York City has had over 230 brush fires since Oct. 29, after its driest month since record-keeping began in 1869.
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