The Blount County Fire Protection District rescued three horses stuck in mud after receiving a call for help. The team used rope rescue techniques and heavy equipment provided by the landowner to successfully extract the horses despite challenging conditions with thick mud and rain. All three horses are safe thanks to the team’s quick thinking and resourceful actions.

The BCFPD, a non-profit public utility fire department established in 1948, is supported by a $220 annual subscription. The organization expressed pride in their team’s ability to respond to emergencies involving both humans and animals. The successful rescue of the horses demonstrates the team’s expertise in handling challenging situations and their commitment to serving the community.

In addition to rescuing the horses, the BCFPD is always prepared to respond to various emergencies. The organization’s dedication to providing assistance in times of need extends to both humans and animals, showcasing their commitment to serving the community and ensuring the safety and well-being of all residents.