A horse trapped in a frozen pond in Saratoga Springs was rescued by police officers and its owner after a 911 call reporting the incident. Officer Kyle Clinton arrived first and worked with the owner to pull the horse out of the icy water using a rope. Officers Kris Camarro and Dominic Martuscello also joined the rescue effort, successfully freeing the horse from the pond.

After being pulled out of the frozen pond, the horse was able to stand and was walked to a nearby barn to receive veterinary care. The Saratoga Springs Police Department dispatched patrol officers to assist in the rescue efforts, ensuring the safety and well-being of the trapped horse. The quick response and teamwork of the officers and the horse’s owner led to a successful rescue operation.

The horse’s owner and the Saratoga Springs police officers worked together to save the animal from freezing to death in the icy pond. The collaborative effort resulted in the successful rescue of the horse, highlighting the importance of quick action and teamwork in emergency situations involving animals in distress.