Sonoma County volunteer firefighters rescue 'Tiny' the cow from fall down hill

This image shows volunteer firefighters rescuing "Tiny" the cow after it fell down a hill in Sonoma County. (KGO-TV)

SONOMA COUNTY, Calif. (KGO) --
Volunteer firefighters took part in an unusual rescue in Sonoma County.

They're trying to free a family's cow named "Tiny," after the bovine tumbled down a hill at a ranch on Mountain Home Drive. The rescue started late last night.

Large animal rescue specialists also helped with the heavy lifting.
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