Firefighters free cow from creek in West Norfolk after three-hour rescue mission
Fire crews rescued a cow which was stuck on Terrington Marsh on Tuesday.
Officers from Lynn and Terrington, who were called to the incident at about 3.40pm, spent almost three hours on the scene to free the animal from the creek.
Officials said after the cow was rescued, it was checked over by a vet, and it was "none the worse for its ordeal".
A post on the Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service Facebook page this afternoon said the crews walked at least 500 metres to locate the cow.
They said: "With high tide imminent the crews the crews worked extremely hard to get it out of the creek, it took nearly three hours.
"Thanks also must go to the farmer who assisted with his quad bike in taking all the equipment across the marsh.
"A vet was in attendance who checked the cow over after its rescue and we're pleased to report it walked away none the worse for its ordeal."