Milton, Ga., Response Program is a Huge Success
- Posted by Rebecca Gimenez Husted, PhD
In this blog, I am trying to focus attention on groups or teams of people who are taking the ideas of large animal and equine technical rescue and implementing it in their communities. Numerous groups across the country are providing equine emergency rescue or even ambulance services to horses and owners within their localities. This week we will take a look at the Milton Technical Large Animal Rescue Unit in Milton, Ga., which has outfitted its department with a cache of large animal equipment, responds to needs within its jurisdiction and region, and is performing training on an ongoing basis.
The Milton unit used a Becker sling to perform a textbook rescue on this mare, who was trapped in mud
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Rebecca Gimenez Husted, PhD
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