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- Healthy Living Editors
- September 18, 2012
- 6:00 am
- 99 comments
After a severe storm in northern Iceland, dozens of animals were left trapped in the snow. One farmer, Elín Baldvinsdóttir, found her sheep huddled together under 7-10 feet (2-3 meters) of snow! Search and rescue teams have been assisting farmers in rescuing their snowbound animals, despite the inclement weather.
Check out these amazing photos, and take a moment to send a grateful thought to the farmers and rescue teams for their caring efforts.
Photo Credit: Hlynur Snæbjörnsson, Iceland Review
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Thanks to all those who took the time to save these animals! Your efforts are appreciated by the sheep and animals lovers everywhere! : )
Lovely rescue.
Thanks for sharing, bless the saviour!
we never fully realise the extent of how they go out of their way to save another living creature. god bless all their rescue efforts and those who risk their lives to save these animals.
This humanity in its true sense
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Awesome story. Thanks to all farmers & rescue teams for caring and helping people & animals in danger.
Sheep are special to me--I love their woolyness.
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