![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/firefighters-save-pony-stuck-in-muddy-bog-with-only-her-head-and-neck-poking-out/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/5_unnamedsdfsdfjpeg.jpg&description=Daisy, a Welsh Mountain Pony, was stuck in a cold bog for up to 36 hours - she was eventually spotted by search teams who called in St Davids Fire and Rescue service for helpDaisy was stuck in a deep muddy bog with only her neck and head poking outFirefighters are known to save cats from trees but freeing a pet pony from a sticky situation proved much more dramatic. Daisy, a Welsh Mountain Pony, was stuck in a deep muddy bog with only her neck and head poking out, before she was eventually rescued. She had been missing for 36 hours and was getting weaker by the minute when she was finally spotted by search teams who had been unable to use a drone to find her because of high winds. Her owner had spent a day and a half combing Dowrog Common, in Pembrokeshire, South Wales without any luck before enlisting the help of locals to find her. Read More Woman in hysterics over note previous owner left under wallpaper in 1990s Eventually Nathan Walton from The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales stumbled on poor Daisy, stuck up past her shoulders and in distress. They called in St Davids Fire and Rescue service, who along with local farmers teamed up to try and pull her out and eventually, with the help of a digger provided by local Dai Murphy, Daisy was winched to safety. Amazingly, for a pony who had been stuck in a cold bog for up to 36 hours, she was able to stand within minutes and walked away, not even lame. Ecologist and TV presenter Dr Sarah Beynon, who runs visitor attraction Dr Beynon's Bug Farm, opposite the common, watched the drama unfold last week: "It was a truly amazing team effort to rescue this little Welsh Mountain pony from an area of quaking bog. She had been missing for 36 hours before being spotted by search teams She was stuck up past her shoulders and was in distress "We wish her a speedy recovery so she can join her conservation-grazing herd to once again help make Dowrog Common a world-renowned home for wildlife." Relieved owner Judy added: "The a){kind=link}
Daisy, a Welsh Mountain Pony, was stuck in a cold bog for up to 36 hours – she was eventually spotted by search teams who called in St Davids Fire and Rescue service for help
Firefighters are known to save cats from trees but freeing a pet pony from a sticky situation proved much more dramatic. Daisy, a Welsh Mountain Pony, was stuck in a deep muddy bog with only her neck and head poking out, before she was eventually rescued.
She had been missing for 36 hours and was getting weaker by the minute when she was finally spotted by search teams who had been unable to use a drone to find her because of high winds. Her owner had spent a day and a half combing Dowrog Common, in Pembrokeshire, South Wales without any luck before enlisting the help of locals to find her.
Eventually Nathan Walton from The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales stumbled on poor Daisy, stuck up past her shoulders and in distress.
They called in St Davids Fire and Rescue service, who along with local farmers teamed up to try and pull her out and eventually, with the help of a digger provided by local Dai Murphy, Daisy was winched to safety.