Over Memorial Day evening, crews with Hernando County Fire Rescue were called to help a sick, immobile, and pregnant cow that had reportedly been trapped beneath a small pen for at least a day in Brooksville, Fla.
According to HCFR, the cow’s owners were unable to safely move the animal on their own and requested assistance from firefighters specially trained in large animal rescue operations. The exact location of the incident was not provided, but it occurred on Monday, May 27, around 5:00 p.m.
The cow was successfully rescued and received medical attention. The Hernando County Fire Rescue team used specialized equipment to carefully lift the pen and free the cow. No injuries were reported to the firefighters or the cow.
The incident highlights the importance of seeking professional help in emergency situations involving large animals. Hernando County Fire Rescue provides critical services to the community, including specialized rescue operations.
Originally reported by R News
Sources: R News
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