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Rugs ‘probably saved life’ of cob trapped neck-deep in bog
A cob had a lucky escape after becoming stuck in a bog up to her neck.
The mare, named Farrah, escaped from a grazing area on 5 February in Amlwch, Isle of Anglesey in North Wales, and sank into a bog.
Her owners called the RSPCA and a team from Wales attended, as well as a vet from Bodrwnsiwn Veterinary Practice and a local contractor.
“This poor horse was well and truly stuck in the bog up to her neck,” said RSPCA inspector Mark Roberts.
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Article written by: Lucy Elder
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