Horse kisses Witney firefighter during emergency call-out

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Horse kisses Witney firefighter during emergency call-out

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Crews from Witney Fire Station experienced an unusual moment following their response to an incident.

Emergency personnel had concluded their work and were preparing their fire engine for the return journey to the station when two horses and their handlers approached the scene.

The encounter quickly became a memorable one for those present.

One of the animals delivered an affectionate kiss to a firefighter, generating amusement among onlookers and prompting numerous photographs to be captured.

The fire station shared details of the unexpected interaction through an online post.

According to the statement, the incident led crew members to reflect on how circumstances have evolved over time.

Historically, horses played a vital role within fire services, being used to transport fire engines and necessary equipment to emergency locations.

In the present day, modern fire appliances are equipped with substantial engine power of their own.

Consequently, the two horses that appeared at the scene fortunately did not need to assist with pulling the fire engine back to the station.

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