Horse setting in Pucking: Fire brigade freed animal from a private pool

Horse setting in Pucking: Fire brigade freed animal from a private pool

An unusual use for the fire brigade Pucking-Hasenufer occurred on Sunday when the emergency services were called to a private pool at 2:58 p.m. On site it turned out that a horse had gotten into the water and urgently needed help.

The scene was not common for the firefighters because saving horses in pools is not exactly part of routine. The fire brigade was quickly at the scene and had to find creative solutions to safely free the horse from the pool. Such rescue campaigns not only require quick action, but also good cooperation to ensure that both the animal and the emergency services are not to be harmed.

Details on the rescue action

The firefighters worked efficiently to save the horse from the pool. A guided procedure was crucial to minimize stress for the animal. From the arrival of the fire brigade to the liberation of the horse, only a few minutes passed. The emergency services use special techniques to gently raise the animal without adding additional stress.

The owners of the horse were visibly relieved for the prompt help of the fire brigade and were grateful for the assignment. In such moments it becomes clear how important it is to be well networked in the community and to be able to fall back on professional help.

Such incidents remind us that animals can sometimes get into emergencies that are unpredictable for humans. The importance of the fire brigade goes beyond fire fighting; It is also responsible for saving animals. This rescue operation shows the fire brigade's commitment to all members of the community, be human or animal.

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