More Neglected horses -- Derbyshire area

omg!!

if thats true, then that is shocking!!!

You'll find now amersham has been in the paper, more will br reported to the rspca so cases like this will rise!!

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My friends daughter is a veterinary nusre at the vets the poor animals were taken too, she says they are in a terrible state and she is absolutely distraught.
 
This is too unbelivable for words, a show judge and a daughter not doing anything about it either, WTF is wrong with people, are they born twats or what, makes me so upset and angry
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Absolutely bloody shocking are about the only words I can sum up after reading the initial post about it and further updates.
How anyone could allow animals in their care to live in those conditions and to not even begin to address the issues is beyond me.
Furthermore the fact that these animals were in the care of a show judge makes the situation even more appalling because there really is no caste for defence in this instance, such as ignorance or mismanagement.
Total unnecessary neglect is what has caused this situation as far as I am concerned.
If individuals need help for whatever reason no matter how trivial, the help is there for all. This woman had a more of an advantage over most seeing as she was directly involved in the equestrian world. Surely one would acquire knowledgeable friends during such a high profile career.
There is really no excuse and I hope this individual gets whatever she deserves and that the poor animals that were rescued can find better homes.
Caroline
 
I remember that i did write a while back that now with the new Animal Welfare Act we would see more horror cases of neglect,my blood again boiled reading the post....whats happening to the horse world,now with a county judge neglecting animals
 
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