A baby blue bull was rescued after falling into a 50-foot-deep well in the village of Devpalpur near Indore, central India on July 18.

Residents of the village noticed the animal down the pit and alerted forest officials.

A team of rescuers led by Suraj Singh and Antar Singh went to the village and started rescue work.

Footage shows the rescuers tiying the blue bull with ropes and hauling it up.

Antar Singh said: “We tied two ropes to the blue bull and pulled it up from different directions to make sure it did not collide with the wall. It did not suffer any injury during the fall or rescue."

Residents of Devpalpur village near Indore in Central India saw a helpless blue bull inside a 50-feet deep well on the morning of July 18.

The poor animal had come to graze along with the herd and had fallen into the well in the darkness of the night.

They made a call to the local forepartment and a team of officials led by Suraj Singh and Antar Singh went to the village and started rescue work. They tied the blue bull with ropes and hauled it up.

After they released it, they ran to the forest to join its herd.

Antar Singh said: “We tied two ropes to the blue bull and pulled it up from different directions to make sure it did not collide with the wall. It did not suffer any injury during the fall or rescue.”