A young moose needed a helping hand — and bobcat — to get off a snowy bridge.
The British Columbia Conservation Officer Service said it helped rescued a moose cow, which was struggling with its hind legs stuck through a bridge near Peachland.
The animal had fallen through the slats and had become hopelessly stuck.
There seemed to be little the animal was able to do to save itself.

That’s when wildlife officers and a local landscaping company stepped in.
“CO’s tranquilized the moose,” provincial officials explained in a Twitter post Monday night.

Sunny Slope Landscaping brought in a bobcat loader and two slings to lift the moose off the bridge and to safety.
#BCCOS helped rescue a young cow moose after its hind legs slid thru the rungs of a bridge near #Peachland. CO’s tranquilized the moose & w/ the help of @Sunnyslopelandscape used a bobcat loader & slings 2 lift the moose 2 safety. It was successfully released back into the wild. pic.twitter.com/efoSVHzZfD
— BC CO Service (@_BCCOS) February 4, 2020
The moose was then set loose in the wild — where hopefully it will steer clear of any bridges.

Photos BC Conservation Officer Service/Twitter