Hanover Region - Heidschnucken freed from flooding with boats
A herd of Heidschnucken sheep has been rescued from a flood situation. Emergency services from the German Life Saving Association (DLRG) used boats to get the ten or so animals across the water in Wedemark, north of Hanover, as the organization announced on Wednesday. On Boxing Day, the sheep had become trapped in the waters of the Wietze.
The emergency services then rescued the animals individually by boat from a small piece of land to which they had rescued themselves. The rescue was complicated by the fact that the Heidschnucken ran into the water in fright after the first animal was rescued. There they were finally caught by the DLRG forces and picked up by boat. Some of the animals were also driven through the water. The owner was also on site and supported the rescue operation.
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- Despite the operational force of the DLRG being needed for numerous emergencies due to the heavy flood situation across Lower Saxony, they managed to allocate resources for the rescue operation on 2nd Christmas Day in Hanover.
- The operational force of the German Life Saving Association (DLRG) in Hanover showed commendable bravery, rescuing trapped Heidschnucken sheep from the floodwaters on Christmas Day.
- Thankfully, on a challenging 2nd Christmas Day, the operational force of the DLRG successfully rescued several Heidschnucken sheep trapped in the floodwaters near Hanover, ensuring no animal losses.
- With the operational force of the DLRG in full effect on 2nd Christmas Day, the 20 Heidschnucken sheep that were trapped in the floodwaters near Hanover were successfully rescued, bringing a sense of relief to Lower Saxony residents.
Source: www.stern.de
