Depp_by_Chocolate
Well-Known Member
In today's news:
http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/news/horse-put-down-after-being-found-dumped-and-starving-524871
Not only is this a crying shame, I mean the poor thing only looks like it is coming 2 this year and already worked to exhaustion by vile idiots, but I do believe this beautiful horse could have been saved. I have seen worse cases than this, including some that have had to be supported by a sling because they couldn't support their own body weight and still make a full recovery.
I get the feeling sometimes the RSCPA can't be bothered with long term care to bring a horse back to health, far easier to say it's too weak, put it to sleep. I think the police and local authorities should contact equine charities for welfare cases, as they at least have the horse's best interest at heart.
http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/news/horse-put-down-after-being-found-dumped-and-starving-524871
Not only is this a crying shame, I mean the poor thing only looks like it is coming 2 this year and already worked to exhaustion by vile idiots, but I do believe this beautiful horse could have been saved. I have seen worse cases than this, including some that have had to be supported by a sling because they couldn't support their own body weight and still make a full recovery.
I get the feeling sometimes the RSCPA can't be bothered with long term care to bring a horse back to health, far easier to say it's too weak, put it to sleep. I think the police and local authorities should contact equine charities for welfare cases, as they at least have the horse's best interest at heart.