Rebecca Husted, an expert in large animal rescues with experience across the United States and internationally, has been living in Jones County for 11 years. Alongside her husband Mark, she is actively involved in the Gray Volunteer Fire Department, where she serves as the public information officer. Together, they contribute their specialized skills locally, helping train firefighters and veterinarians in techniques such as safely dragging incapacitated horses and working with animals like llamas.

Their training events, held at Dr. Husted’s farm, focus on practical rescue methods for large animals, enhancing the preparedness of emergency responders in the community. This collaboration highlights their commitment to animal welfare and public safety, leveraging their extensive knowledge to support both local and broader rescue efforts.