'Minty' the canal rescue sheep stays with firefighters
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A water rescue unit kept Minty calm
A sheep has stayed with firefighters overnight after being rescued from the Kennet and Avon Canal in Reading on Sunday.
Three crews, including a water rescue unit, worked to save the animal at about 15:00 BST.
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue put up the sheep in the Caversham Road fire station drill tower and gave him the nickname 'Minty'.
'Minty' was reunited with its owner the next day and will rejoin the flock.
The shivering sheep had to be hauled from the water
Minty got a fireman's lift to safety
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