First responders in Williamson County have a specialized team dedicated to rescuing large animals, making them the only team of its kind in the Middle Tennessee area. Recently, the team successfully rescued a horse named Jack who was trapped against a large rock in a drainage ditch. Using specialized equipment, the team was able to lift Jack out of the hole and confirm he had no injuries.

Lt. Mark Teets praised the teamwork involved in the rescue and emphasized the team’s readiness to assist other departments in Middle Tennessee. Williamson County Fire and Rescue is currently training its entire team on how to use the specialized equipment to ensure they are fully prepared for future rescues. The team’s dedication to rescuing animals in distress highlights the importance of their work in the community.

The article also mentions a snowboarding lawyer named Patrick who brought some cheer to a snow day at the Tennessee State Capitol. His positive attitude and love for snowboarding serve as a reminder not to take things too seriously. Despite the lack of chairlifts at the Capitol, Patrick’s enthusiasm is infectious and provides a pick-me-up on a cold day.