The basis of animal rescue is to transfer an animal from a dangerous place to a safe place with the most appropriate method. The main principle is to use the simplest, safest, and most practical techniques while intervening in an incident, thus reducing the risk of injury to both the castaway animal and rescuers. As a general rule, the more detailed the procedure, the greater the risk to the rescuers’ and victim’s safety. Emergency rescue operations should optimize both rescuer safety and the victim’s prognosis for post-incident recovery. Techniques and special equipment have been developed to rescue large animals more efficiently and safely. These techniques should be known without missing points. One of these rescue procedures is the transport of recumbent animals. This article deals with that transport of movement restricted animals and using the rescue glide, which is a basic procedure used in emergency rescue.