When a massive fire tore through a crowded neighborhood in Ghaziabad, India, on April 16 , panic spread in seconds. Thick smoke filled the air. Flames swallowed homes and streets. And for the animals caught in the chaos, there was nowhere to run. That’s when PETA India’s Rapid Response Team rushed in. Responders were swiftly on the ground, searching through debris and smoke for survivors. Among the first they found was a brown-and-white dog with painful burns, trembling and alone. Without immediate care, animals like this can suffer immensely—or die—from their injuries. But the PETA-supported rescuers arrived just in time. After fires, animals may suffer burns, dehydration, and shock. Even basic care—water, food, and burn treatment— can mean the difference between life and death. The rescue team searched the area tirelessly, patiently coaxing animals out of hiding.…