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Four fire engines sent to cow stuck in ditch

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Sophie Barnett

Published: 12:08 PM September 16, 2020    Updated: 8:58 PM October 13, 2020
A cow has become stuck in a ditch in Reydon (stock photo) Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWN

A cow has become stuck in a ditch in Reydon (stock photo) Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWN - Credit: Archant

A cow has become stuck in a water-filled ditch in Reydon, with four fire crews attempting to set it free.

Firefighters from Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service were called to the animal rescue at around 10.45am this morning in a ditch along Halesworth Road.

Four crews have been mobilised to help extract the animal from the ditch.

The RSPCA is also in attendance.

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