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Alaska firefighters help rescue a moose trapped in a home

In this image provided by Central Emergency Services for the Kenai Peninsula Borough, firefighters from Central Emergency Services with personnel from the Alaska Wildlife Troopers and Alaska Department of Fish and Game help carry a moose out of a house after it had fallen through a window well at a home in Soldotna, Alaska, on Sunday, Nov. 20, 2022. The moose was tranquilized and removed from the house on a stretcher, revived and set loose back into the wild. (Capt. Josh Thompson/Central Emergency Services via AP) In this image provided by Central Emergency Services for the Kenai Peninsula Borough, a moose is trapped in a house after falling through a window well, Sunday, Nov. 20, 2022, in Soldotna, Alaska. The moose was tranquilized and removed from the house on a stretcher, revived and set free back into the wild. (Capt. Josh Thompson/Central Emergency Services via AP) In this image provided by Central Emergency Services for the Kenai Peninsula Borough, a moose is shown Sunday, Nov. 20, 2022, after it had been rescued following a fall through a window well at a home in Soldotna, Alaska. The moose was tranquilized and removed from the house on a stretcher, revived and set loose back into the wild. (Capt. Josh Thompson, Central Emergency Services via AP) In this image provided by Central Emergency Services for the Kenai Peninsula Borough, a window well is shown Sunday, Nov. 20, 2022, through which a moose fell into a home in Soldotna, Alaska. The moose was tranquilized and removed from the house on a stretcher, revived and set free back into the wild. (Capt. Josh Thompson/Central Emergency Services via AP) In this image provided by Central Emergency Services for the Kenai Peninsula Borough firefighters from Central Emergency Services with personnel from the Alaska Wildlife Troopers and Alaska Department of Fish and Game help rescue a moose that had fallen through a window well at a home in Soldotna, Alaska, on Sunday, Nov. 20, 2022. The moose was tranquilized and removed from the house on a stretcher, revived and set loose back into the wild. (Capt. Josh Thompson/Central Emergency Services via AP) In this image provided by Central Emergency Services for the Kenai Peninsula Borough, a moose is shown Sunday, Nov. 20, 2022, returning to the wild after it had been rescued following a fall through a window well into a home in Soldotna, Alaska. The moose was tranquilized and removed from the house on a stretcher, revived and set free. (Capt. Josh Thompson/Central Emergency Services via AP) In this image provided by Central Emergency Services for the Kenai Peninsula Borough, firefighters from Central Emergency Services with personnel from the Alaska Wildlife Troopers and Alaska Department of Fish and Game help carry a moose out of a house after it had fallen through a window well at a home in Soldotna, Alaska, on Sunday, Nov. 20, 2022. The moose was tranquilized and removed from the house on a stretcher, revived and set loose back into the wild. (Capt. Josh Thompson/Central Emergency Services via AP) In this image provided by Central Emergency Services for the Kenai Peninsula Borough, firefighters from Central Emergency Services with personnel from the Alaska Wildlife Troopers and Alaska Department of Fish and Game pose with a moose they helped rescue after it had had fallen through a window well at a home in Soldotna, Alaska, on Sunday, Nov. 20, 2022. The moose was tranquilized and removed from the house on a stretcher, revived and set loose back into the wild. (Capt. Josh Thompson/Central Emergency Services via AP)
Alaska firefighters help rescue a moose trapped in a home