Five wildfires have erupted in the Los Angeles area, making it the most destructive wildfire in LA history. Over 25,000 acres are affected, with most of it being 0% contained and roughly 179,000 people under evacuation orders. Local California firefighters are working tirelessly to rescue people and animals from the deadly fires.

During the chaos of the wildfires, a group of firefighters rescued a horse that was stuck on a fence. The heroic first responders jumped in to help the animal, freeing it and moving it to a safer location surrounded by decomposed granite, a non-flammable material. The firefighters’ actions were captured in a video by NBC News reporter Gadi Schwartz.

The heartwarming rescue of the horse by the firefighters has garnered praise and gratitude from viewers, with many commenting on the selflessness and dedication of the first responders. The video of the rescue has highlighted the efforts of the firefighters during the worst fire in LA’s history.