Two Horses Trapped In Mud For Hours Rescued By Quick-Thinking Responders

• Two horses trapped in mud for hours in Lebanon, Connecticut, rescued by dozens of people.
• Firefighters and Durham Animal Response Team work together to free horses using makeshift bridge and sled device.
• Horses emerge unscathed after five-hour ordeal, thanks to swift response and community effort.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that on Saturday, a dramatic rescue unfolded in Lebanon, Connecticut, as two horses found themselves trapped in the mud for several hours.

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Fortunately, dozens of people sprang into action to free the distressed animals.

Initially, firefighters received a call about the horses stuck in a swampy area behind a farm at approximately 2 p.m., as reported by the Lebanon Volunteer Fire Department on Facebook.

Subsequently, fire officials orchestrated a massive response effort, shuttling in a multitude of vehicles and mobilizing 40 individuals equipped with essential tools such as ropes, wood, saws, plywood, rescue equipment, veterinary supplies, food, and water.

As the situation unfolded, responders cleared a roadway and established a makeshift bridge, paving the way for a successful rescue operation.

However, upon the arrival of the Durham Animal Response Team, the horses were carefully rolled out of the waist-deep mud onto a sled device, marking the culmination of a five-hour ordeal.

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Fortunately, the animals emerged unscathed, thanks to the tireless efforts of the rescue team and the swift response of the community.

Ultimately, this remarkable rescue served as a testament to the power of collaboration and compassion.

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