Mistletoeandawine
Well-Known Member
Hi there
Any advice greatfully received. Overnight 3 equines, rather 2 horses/ponies (can't safely judge their height) and a foal of about 2 weeks of age, have appeared on parkland in Croydon. They appear in reasonable shape, and the foal certainly has some cheeckiness about it, but I am not sure the most effective agency to contact. The look like traditional gypsy cob types, one coloured, the mum is black from what I can see and the foal is also coloured.
I can't gain access to them to check any more details at this time, but would hate for them to escape onto the main road that runs alongside the park. Its not fenced safely for livestock and there is certainly no water.
The field has been used previously by travellers who were moved on if that helps provide any context.
Please don't let this thread descend into the rights or wrongs about someones lifestyle choices, I just want some advice to help the ponies.
Any advice greatfully received. Overnight 3 equines, rather 2 horses/ponies (can't safely judge their height) and a foal of about 2 weeks of age, have appeared on parkland in Croydon. They appear in reasonable shape, and the foal certainly has some cheeckiness about it, but I am not sure the most effective agency to contact. The look like traditional gypsy cob types, one coloured, the mum is black from what I can see and the foal is also coloured.
I can't gain access to them to check any more details at this time, but would hate for them to escape onto the main road that runs alongside the park. Its not fenced safely for livestock and there is certainly no water.
The field has been used previously by travellers who were moved on if that helps provide any context.
Please don't let this thread descend into the rights or wrongs about someones lifestyle choices, I just want some advice to help the ponies.