Fire crews from Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service rescued a dog and two humans from a flooded field in Henllan (Image: Mid and West Wales Fire & Rescue Service)
Fire crews spent part of Saturday rescuing a dog and its owners from a flood in Ceredigion.
At 4.30pm on Saturday, November 23, teams from Carmarthen, Aberystwyth, Newcastle Emlyn, Llandysul, and Cardigan Fire Stations were called to Henllan.
The dog, along with two people, had become stranded in a flooded field.
After several failed self-rescue attempts, a 999 call was made as it got dark.
Using a safety sled, throw lines, and lights, the fire crews brought the casualties to safety.
They left the scene at 7.17pm.
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