Saratoga Springs, United States - February 24, 2025 A dramatic rescue unfolded Monday afternoon when a horse, trapped in the frigid depths of a frozen pond, was pulled to safety by quick-thinking Saratoga Springs police officers and its determined owner. The heart-pounding incident began at 3:45 p.m., when a frantic 911 call alerted authorities to the animal’s life-threatening predicament, its body at risk of succumbing to the merciless cold. The Saratoga Springs Police Department sprang into action, dispatching Patrol Division officers to the scene. Officer Kyle Clinton arrived first, wasting no time as he teamed up with the horse’s owner to devise a plan. Armed with a rope, they battled the ice and water, straining to haul the struggling animal to freedom. Soon, Officers Kris Camarro and Dominic Martuscello rushed to their aid, lending their strength to the desperate effort. Together, the trio triumphed, dragging the horse from the icy grip of the pond. Shivering but alive, the animal found its footing on solid ground and was guided to a nearby barn, where veterinary care awaited to ensure its recovery. The daring rescue left the community in awe of the bravery and teamwork that saved a life from the brink of tragedy.