The security team at Cox Medical Center Branson is always alert for the emergency needs of all men, women, and waterfowl that explore the campus.
In what Cox officials called the “Great Ducky Rescue of 2022,” campus security member Cam Caulfield swooped in when two ducklings fell into a storm drain on the campus.
The full article can be read on the Branson Tri-Lakes News website.
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