Another week - another animal rescue by firefighters in Thurrock!

By Neil Speight

7th Jun 2021 | Local News

Firefighters Ian Kelley and Nathan Butcher with the rescued animals
Firefighters Ian Kelley and Nathan Butcher with the rescued animals

TWO Alsatian dogs were rescued by firefighters after they became trapped in a ditch in the early hours of this morning (Monday, 7 June).

A crew from Orsett Fire Station was called out to Brentwood Road and worked to safely release the dogs using a triple extension ladder. Fortunately, both animals have avoided injury.

Temporary Watch Manager Terry Myers said: "I'd like to thank our firefighters for their work this morning as well as an ambulance service crew who were nearby and helped us to create an improvised platform for the dogs to climb up during the rescue.

"We're pleased the animals are now safe and sound, back with their owners."

The dogs were rescued by 5.40am.

Last month firefighters from Orsett (and Corringham) were called out to help rescue a foal which had also become trapped in a ditch.

     

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