Aussie Volunteers Use Excavator in Dramatic Horse Rescue

In a rural area of New South Wales, Australia, a unique rescue operation unfolded recently. A 20-year-old horse had become entangled in a fence and was unable to stand. VRA Rescue NSW, a volunteer organization, responded to the emergency. "We knew we had to act quickly and carefully," explained a rescuer involved in the operation. The team cleverly used an excavator to gently lift the horse, freeing it from the fence. The horse was able to stand and appeared to be unharmed. The successful rescue is a testament to the dedication and resourcefulness of the VRA Rescue NSW team, showcasing the importance of community-based rescue services in protecting animals.