KEENE, N.H. (WHDH) - Firefighters in Keene, New Hampshire put their training to the test last week when a horse became trapped in a swimming pool.
In a thread shared by the firefighter union, the department said they had been training for large animal technical rescue missions when a local resident called for their help.
The department responds to about two rescues a year throughout southwest New Hampshire.
Department made props and training with local farms like this help prepare us for most large animal rescue scenarios we may face. The department responds to an average of 2 rescues per year throughout Southwest New Hampshire. pic.twitter.com/uDQPm5jwAJ
— Prof. FF of Keene (@Local_3265) October 21, 2020
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