First responders rescue horse from frozen pond
West Metro Fire
West Metro Fire first responders didn’t horse around on Friday afternoon when they responded to rescue a horse from a frozen pond.
Around 2 p.m. Friday, West Metro Fire rescuers helped pull the horse, who had fallen through ice, out of a “small but deep” pond in a neighborhood west of C-470 on Belleview, according to a West Metro Fire tweet.
Firefighters assisted the horse out of the water and up onto the ice by sliding a rope around her neck, according to the tweet.
West Metro firefighters rescued a horse after she fell through ice into a deep pond Friday afternoon. The horse was able to get up and walk back to the barn after some rest.
West Metro Fire
West Metro firefighters rescued a horse after she fell through ice into a deep pond Friday afternoon. The horse was able to get up and walk back to the barn after some rest.
The rescued horse was cold and had a few cuts, West Metro Fire said, but was able to stand up and walk back to the barn after a few minutes of rest.
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