It is sometimes possible to forecast what will happen in the case of a natural disaster, giving people the opportunity to safeguard themselves in a safe spot. Many small species, on the other hand, are vulnerable and lost, unaware of what to do or where to go.
People were recently evacuated owing to heavy rains that hit the majority of Harris County, Texas.
Despite the fact that thousands of displaced people were saved, many animals were spared the same fate.
The locals were terrified to see them suffer as a result of the severity of the flood, which killed everything in its path, including gigantic horses.
Others stood by helplessly as the horses were pulled until an admirer of these rare animals decided to plunge into the river and risk his own life to save as many horses as possible.
Justin Nelzen was the individual who went in to save the unfortunate creatures who were suffering from the water’s turbulence.
Nelzen, a former military turned horse trainer, put on his life jacket and leapt off the bridge to help them.
The guy had to make multiple trips back and forth while swimming through the choppy water to guide the horses to dry land.
Because of his noble actions, the community rallied behind Justin in his brave endeavor to preserve the horses. Some higher-ups pointed to a location where a horse was trying difficult to stay afloat.
Although Justin had gotten the horses close enough, others were directing them along the coast.
By the end of the day, Justin had saved 10 more horses while also saving 15 on his own.
It required incredible teamwork for 25 horses to survive and avert a tragic ending. As a result of his actions, Justin has been dubbed a “horse hero” by the locals.
A spectacular rescue that touched everyone’s heart.
He is not at ease with the title, though, because the horses are his family, and seeing some of them suffer in the floods has crushed him.
