Emergency workers airlifted a horse after it fell down a canyon near Los Angeles.
L.A. County and City firefighters teamed up to rescue the injured horse and successfully airlift it to a nearby ranch.
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Concerned whether the horse would feel distressed being hoisted through the air, firefighters covered the horse’s eyes and ears to damper its senses.
NBC 4 News in Los Angeles reported that the horse was eventually returned to its owner.
Two helicopters were used in the rescue and no one was injured.
With files from NBC News and CBS News.
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