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First Responders Called to Rescue Cow Stuck in Family Pool

First Responders Called to Rescue Cow Stuck in Family Pool On 4/12/21 at 11:58 AM EDT First responders in rural Gilgandra, Australia received a strange request on the evening of April 3: rescue a cow that had become trapped in a belowground pool. Despite her circumstances, the 660-pound bovine took the arrival of the New South Wales State Emergency Service (SES) in stride, Geoff Kiehne, the commander of the agency s Gilgandra unit, told 9 News, describing her as quite happy and very content. It was a very unusual event, he said. I ve never had a cow in a pool before. In a pair of photos posted to the SES s Facebook page, the cow, a healthy brown female, can be seen standing neck-deep in the shallow end. Commenters seized the opportunity to make dairy puns.

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Look: Australian rescuers remove cow stuck in backyard pool

Australian rescuers remove cow stuck in backyard pool By (0) April 6 (UPI) Emergency responders in Australia were called to a rural home where a cow had fallen into a backyard pool and appeared unable to climb back out. The New South Wales State Emergency Service said responders were summoned to Gilgandra, in the Orana region, on Saturday evening to rescue a 660-pound cow stuck in the pool. Advertisement We suspect something startled her and she ran through a panel straight into the water, Geoff Kiehne, SES Commander for the Gilgandra Unit, told 9 News. When we arrived the cow was quite happy and very content in the pool and she was just in the shallow end of the pool.

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Cow rescued after getting stuck in backyard pool

Cow rescued after getting stuck in backyard pool
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Western NSW residents still cleaning up dust one year from apocalyptic storm

Western NSW residents still cleaning up dust one year from apocalyptic storm TueTuesday 19 updated TueTuesday 19 The dust storm blocked out the sun, plunging multiple towns into complete darkness. ( Share Print text only Cancel After the best harvest in a decade, images of an apocalyptic orange cloud which blanketed towns in western New South Wales a year ago seem like a distant memory. Key points: Australian National University honorary Associate Professor John Leys says dust storms have reduced 10-fold since the drought broke Satellite data from CSIRO has found ground cover is back to about 40 per cent in New South Wales

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