Firefighters from Carmarthen and Newcastle Emlyn Fire Stations rescued a trapped cow in Talog on Wednesday, July 16th.
At 7.28pm on Wednesday, July 16th, the Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service crews from Carmarthen and Newcastle Emlyn Fire Stations were called to an incident in Talog in Carmarthenshire.
Crews responded to one cow that had become stuck down a steep embankment. Crews utilised lines, small tools and machinery to successfully free the cow and assisted it up the embankment. The cow was then assessed by and left in the care of a veterinarian that was on scene.
Crews left the scene at midnight.
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