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Fire crews free horse from barbed wire in Brixham

We Are South Devon by We Are South Devon
January 8, 2015
in Community News
Fire engine

Fire crews were called to Brixham this afternoon after reports of a horse stuck in barbed wire in a field.

One fire engine from Brixham and the Specialist Rescue Team from Camels Head were mobilised to the incident at Raddicombe Drive at around 15:45 this afternoon.

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The adult mare was freed from the barbed wire and the Specialist Rescue Team have now assisted the horse to stand up and assisting to a stable. The horse was suffering from exhaustion.

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