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Cow rescued from stream

We Are South Devon by We Are South Devon
April 30, 2014
in Community News
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Cow rescued from stream in Newton Abbot earlier this evening (29 April)

A Fire Engine from Paignton along with a Specialist Rescue Unit from Exeter was sent to a report of a young cow stuck in a stream near the railway line at Combe fishacre, Newton Abbot.

On arrival the crews confirmed that this was a bullock in a narrow stream wedged under a fallen tree.  They got to work attempting to release the bullock and requested the attendance of a Telehandler which was also sent from Exeter.

The crews managed to successfully release the bullock by using the Telehandler, strops and other animal rescue equipment.  The duty of care was left in the hands of the owner.

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