Holy Cow! Cow Rescued from Sullivan County ditch
Although the circumstances of how the cow ended up in the ditch are unknown, the department reported that the cow is recovering well, just a little tired, after her ordeal.
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17ds agoA dramatic rescue unfolded Monday morning when the Jeffersonville Fire Department saved a cow stuck in a ditch at a local farm.
The crew used ropes and a crane to carefully pull the cow to safety.
Although the circumstances of how the cow ended up in the ditch are unknown, the department reported that the cow is recovering well, just a little tired, after her ordeal.
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