60 cattle horses about to get washed away!

Landcruiser, I was sent photos of dead foals by someone I really trust, who is not a fluffy bunny, and who has no reason to over egg the pudding.

I believe they were first stranded by the November floods and have remained there since. The last remaining ones were moved out of the flooded area today.
 
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The more you start digging the more I keep finding over past few months along the Severn. I am not overly familiar with that part of the world but clearly a problem dumping ground. Many of those around the UK. One of the links I added the owner was moving 5 at time to Wales.
 
Those criollos are in very poor condition (not counting the dead ones). Is there anyone who's been on site today who can update on whether there is anyone to monitor the survivors when they are transported to Wales? Surely they can't just be disappeared?
 
Apparently there are volunteers who have found the place in wales where they have moved to and locals there are going to keep an eye and update. The pics are heartbreaking, think it shows that people weren't over reacting when trying to get them out.
 
Landcruiser said:
Those criollos are in very poor condition (not counting the dead ones). Is there anyone who's been on site today who can update on whether there is anyone to monitor the survivors when they are transported to Wales? Surely they can't just be disappeared?
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i hope for the sake of the horses that organisations will keep checking these people otherwise they are just going to be in the same state in wales surely!!the rspca wont there crap clearly but maybe one other others or you would hope the owner comes to his sences and gets rid of a few!! maybe someone can post undate from the FB group?
 
Some one must know where the horses are being moved to and where are the owners living at the moment? Who along with woefully inept rspca need to be brought to feel the full force of the LAW about this terrible mess that has been unfolding over the last 5 weeks:mad::mad::mad::mad:
 
I repeat - unforgivable. Needless, thoughtless, I don't have words for it. These criollo horses have already suffered such a lot at the hands of humans. The poor ******s probably think it's par for the course. I don't believe how they were left there for so long after the fire service baled them out back in November.

My two criollos were part of that same herd once, It makes me feel sick.
 
Landcruiser said:
I repeat - unforgivable. Needless, thoughtless, I don't have words for it. These criollo horses have already suffered such a lot at the hands of humans. The poor ******s probably think it's par for the course. I don't believe how they were left there for so long after the fire service baled them out back in November.

My two criollos were part of that same herd once, It makes me feel sick.
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Give your two a big hug xx
 
Someone has just moved 60ish criollo horses here to Mid Wales, i am trying to read all the thread, can someone pm the names of the people. If it is them, i know eactly where they are.
 
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Someone has just moved 60ish criollo horses here to Mid Wales, i am trying to read all the thread, can someone pm the names of the people. If it is them, i know eactly where they are.
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The best thing to do is go on the FB group and ask one of the admin to pm you as no names will be given out incase they prosocute (sp) but if it is the same people i think they will be glad if you could keep an eye on the horses!
https://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/481395601913342/
 
Why are some people so vicious towards people who are trying to help or raise awareness? Are they the type that walk on by when people are getting attacked in the street? Shame on you, hope you are never in the position where you need help!
By the way to people saying fire brigade should be at fires or whatever please remember they are called the Fire AND RESCUE service. Obviously if a human is in a life or death situation they will pull out and go rescue the people before an animal. Or would people rather they were sat in the fire station eating biscuits than helping needy animals?
 
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