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Firefighters and Vet Rescue Cow Stuck in Northern Israel Mud
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Firefighters and a veterinarian rescued a cow stuck in mud up to its neck in Kiryat Ata, northern Israel, on November 8, 2026, after heavy rains. The cow was unharmed. This incident is reminiscent of a previous event in August where about 80 cows disrupted an IDF drill by wandering onto a firing range.
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- A cow was rescued by firefighters and a veterinarian in Kiryat Ata after being stuck in mud.
- The cow was submerged up to its neck due to heavy rainfall in northern Israel.
- The rescue operation on November 8, 2026, utilized heavy machinery and specialized straps.
- In August, about 80 cows disrupted an IDF Golani Brigade drill by wandering onto a firing range.
- Authorities quarantined the 80 cows and investigated their owners.
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