Deadly Spanish Floods Trap 41 Horses in Stables

Dramatic scenes unfolded in Spain as heavy flooding swept through the Malaga Equestrian Club, threatening the lives of dozens of animals housed there.

Videos circulating on social media captured the heart-stopping moment rescuers worked tirelessly to save horses trapped by the rising waters, leaving viewers both horrified and captivated by the intensity of the situation.

One particularly striking clip, shared by a concerned local, has amassed over a million views.

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It shows torrents of water engulfing the stables, located in Camino de los Almedrales, with 41 horses stranded amid the chaos.

The footage paints a vivid picture of the peril the animals faced as the floodwaters surged.

Emergency responders, including firefighters, local police, and dedicated volunteers, acted swiftly to avert what could have been a devastating tragedy.

Thanks to their coordinated efforts, all 41 horses were successfully rescued.

In addition to the horses, the team managed to save 39 dogs, ensuring the safety of 80 animals in total.

According to reports from vknews24, all of the animals are now in safe conditions.

While the rescue operation, which took place on November 13, ended in success, the damage to the Malaga Equestrian Club is severe.

The facility will require extensive repairs to recover from the impact of the flooding.

The event highlights the destructive power of extreme weather and the community’s resilience in protecting vulnerable lives.

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