Stranded Calf Rescued from the River Thames
Firefighters in England rescued a calf that had fallen into the River Thames. The young animal was unable to climb back to safety.
The Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service, in collaboration with the Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service, responded promptly. They found the stranded calf near Temple Island in Henley.
Officials shared that rescuers employed expert animal rescue techniques. They received assistance from local farmers and worked despite challenging weather conditions.
A video captured the rescuers maneuvering through the river on an inflatable raft. They brought the calf safely back to the shore.
The fire service expressed gratitude to members of the public. They appreciated those who reported the situation and stayed with the animal until help arrived. This cooperation facilitated the crew's successful rescue.
