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A 1,300 pound horse named Sly plunged through the surface of an icy pond in upstate New York this week and was saved by police officers, who joined the horse's owner in pulling a rope to free the animal from the frigid water. Bodycam footage shows the officers straining to pull the heavy animal through the ice, as his front legs flail in an attempt to gain footing. According to the Saratoga Springs Police Department, “After reaching solid ground, the horse was able to get to its feet and was walked to a barn to begin receiving veterinarian care.”