Pregnant cow rescued after getting caught in mud for per week

When a food supply rider took a break from his work, he never anticipated to turn out to be a hero, however that’s precisely what happened when he heard the cries of a pregnant cow stuck in a dried-up pond for every week. Working along with the Bang Kaew Rescue Team, Thawathepmontri “Off” Theerawong spent three hours rescuing the animal and leading her to security.
The forty four 12 months old delivery rider parked his motorbike on the roadside to take a break when he heard a wierd noise coming from a cow that was caught in the mud. Half of the cow’s body was submerged within the dried-up pond, and Off couldn’t help it alone. So, he contacted the Bang Kaew Rescue Team for help.
Off and the rescue team tried to remove the filth and dust around the cow with their hands nevertheless it didn’t work. Then, they used a tractor to tug the cow out. The process was slow but after three hours the supply rider and rescue group efficiently dug the cow out of the mud. The team later found that the animal had been pregnant for about one month. Mother and baby calf or calves have been pronounced secure by the rescue team.
A fifty nine yr old police officer named Chuchai is the proprietor of the cow. Best selling is delighted to get the cow again and relieved it’s protected. He stated he looked for it every single day because it disappeared from his home seven days ago.
Chuchai informed the media that the cow was about three years outdated and her title was Nam Daeng. This was the second time that it disappeared from the house. Last time, he discovered it 6 kilometres from the house.
Last week, authorities from the Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park returned a misplaced slow loris to the forest in the western province of Prachuap Khiri Khan after it had wandered right into a residential area seeking food.
Two weeks in the past, a feminine sambar deer was rescued after it was shot several times in its leg by poachers at Kaeng Krachan National Park in the western province of Phetchaburi. Her leg had to be amputated and could not return to the forest. The deer, identify Sandee, was relocated to a new home within the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre in Hua Hin..