Like a goat trapped in a big watering pipeline till a group of rescuers started an elaborate mission to rescue it.

On August 17, the Arizona Humane Society received a call about an eight-month-old goat that had actually fallen into a 250-foot watering pipe. The Humane Culture claims a neighbor heard the cry of the underground goat.

When at the scene, however, they found that saving the goat was not a simple job: because of the size of the pipe, they did not know where to look for it. They decided to return the next day, better equipped for job.

The rescue team returned the following day with a kit that included a snake video camera to look for the goat, but there was still no indication of him.

Unable to identify the goat’s place, they chose to begin digging, hoping for the very best. “We could not see the goat in all, we never ever saw it before we began cutting,” claimed emergency vet doctor Gracie Watts in her press release. “We just went on believing where we thought it was.”

After digging via the pipeline with shovels and also a mallet, they finally saw the goat and among the rescuers had the ability to hold it while they proceeded digging.

According to AHS, the rescue mission took 6 hours and a lot of job. However they were lastly able to lastly free the goat.

Despite the ordeal, the goat appeared to be unhurt and soon after being rescued it rejoined with his fellow goats.