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Dublin Fire fighters and Dublin SPCA rescued a seagull in danger
Dublin firefighters were requested to assist the Dublin SPCA early on Friday February 14 morning.
A seagull got himself entangled in fishing line and stuck in a tree during the early hours of the morning.
"We often assist animal rescue organisations when extra skills/equipment is required," a post by Dublin Fire Brigade said.
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Firefighters from Dolphins Barn were requested to assist the @DublinSPCA earlier this morning.
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) February 14, 2025
A seagull got entangled in fishing line and stuck in a tree.
We often assist animal rescue organisations when extra skills/equipment is required. pic.twitter.com/gYHJAYdEUx
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