Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe March 5 (UPI) -- Conservation officers in British Columbia said they enlisted the help of bystanders to rescue a moose that fell though a frozen pond into frigid water. The British Columbia Conservation Officer Service said in a Facebook post that a crew responded Wednesday to the pond near Fort St. John, where witnesses reported a moose had fallen through the ice and was up to its neck in freezing water. Advertisement The officers said concerned bystanders joined in the rescue effort and together they were able to pull the moose to safety. "As we say in the North, 'many hands makes for light work,'" the post said. Read More Woman nearly stomped by moose in Colorado Moose runs down crowded ski slope in Sweden Moose battles backyard swing behind Alaska woman's home