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Unfortunately there are to many people just like this ....makes me sick.
Maybe get someone that lives away from you to turn him inyou think they will come all the way out here n Egypt for one horse?
also , what if the neighbors find out it was me who called?…they live next door to me and i have to get along with them somehow
i would try and talk to them but i have my doubts that my message would be well recieved and all i would do is piss them off
they are a bunch of hillbillies
Well done for helping out there.so my neighbor rescues animals , cats , dogs , and a what could be a beautiful Arabian horse
but i gots issues with how they treat the animals , especially the horse
he is in a dirt corral with little to no shelter from the elements
he is wormy , eats his own horse apples , he is never brushed , lays down in his own poo in the cold winter , and is totally underfed , his ribs are showing
he has not been taken out of the corral for months to run and get some exercise , he needs a bath really bad , combed and curried , and he needs his feet looked after
so i bought a bale of alfalfa and a 50 lb sack of fortified oats for horses and i have started feeding him early and late each day for a week now
the parents have left town about 10 days ago and have left the chores to their son and he is a real space cadet , i never never seen him come ouside only to feed and water their critters
did i also ment they have about a dozen cats of which i feed 2-4 about every day?
just pisses me off
but what to do?
any suggestions?
we are gonna worm the horse today , i still have plenty of ivermectin
i will try and take a photo of the horse today
My dog lives, eats and is treated better than me. This is my best friend. Ain't Mrs Pute....she talks back.Good on you big for being the animals advocate. I think people who abuse animals should suffer the same abuse themselves… if we take an animal into our home and care for it it’s an obligation that lasts as long as the life does…
That is a good question. Many times I would see him rubbing the always swollen 2" red oblong area halfway up to his knee. In the center of that red area, I could see some white bone.Exposed? How did he deal with infections?
Big -- Write a letter to the ASPCA -- include at least all of the things above.but i gots issues with how they treat the animals , especially the horse
he is in a dirt corral with little to no shelter from the elements
he is wormy , eats his own horse apples , he is never brushed , lays down in his own poo in the cold winter , and is totally underfed , his ribs are showing
he has not been taken out of the corral for months to run and get some exercise , he needs a bath really bad , combed and curried , and he needs his feet looked after
so i bought a bale of alfalfa and a 50 lb sack of fortified oats for horses and i have started feeding him early and late each day for a week now
Absolutely.Good on you big for being the animals advocate. I think people who abuse animals should suffer the same abuse themselves… if we take an animal into our home and care for it it’s an obligation that lasts as long as the life does…
Big -- Write a letter to the ASPCA -- include at least all of the things above.
If you have cramped pingles, give them a fargin phone call. They are right around the corner from you.
Colorado Humane Society and SPCA
2080 S Quebec St, Denver, CO 80231, United States
+1 720 241 7111|
Wed8 AM–5 PM
I saved a tortured-by-neglect horsie in Manassas, VA thataway.
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