Recently, a horse named "Sonny" in Los Angeles experienced the feeling of being a "Pegasus" and was sent to the sky by rescuers in a helicopter!
The thoroughbred horse was originally stuck in the fence for some reason, and people cut off the fence to help it get out of trouble, but Sony fell down a 3-story hill because of the panic. Unable to stand up due to a leg injury, local residents immediately called the firefighters for help. More than 20 firefighters rushed to the scene, but due to Sony's large size and steep terrain, the rescue was at one point in a bottleneck.
Eventually, the local Los Angeles Animal Services decided to send helicopter support and hoist the horses up the hill. To prevent the horse from being frightened, rescuers wrapped its eyes in cloth. The rescue mission was finally completed, and after examination, Sony was fortunate to have only suffered trauma and is now actively recovering.
Originating in the United Kingdom, Thoroughbreds is one of the fastest and most expensive horse breeds in the world, and is commonly used in horse racing or obstacle course racing.
(Editor: Si Wen)