Source: The Dodo
This pony was alone in a barn for 10 years — his hooves were so long he could barely walk. But he’s about to walk out into the sun and feel the grass for the very first time.
Categories: Equine Rescue, The Force of the Horse
Source: The Dodo
This pony was alone in a barn for 10 years — his hooves were so long he could barely walk. But he’s about to walk out into the sun and feel the grass for the very first time.
Categories: Equine Rescue, The Force of the Horse
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Truly mind blowing that anyone could be this stupid.
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OR that cruel! Really? someone could look at that even when they werent so long & not comprehend its WRONG?????????????
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We must work at our State legislative levels to move animals like the ones in the article out of their status as livestock w/o rights & protections for decent treatment. We need an ‘honest broker’ to bring together the middle-income family farmers/ranchers who are eking-out a living while mega-corporations are running factory farms & feedlots & slaughterhouses breeding diseases like COVID and infecting vulnerable populations.
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Agreed. This evidently was a stallion which may explain his isolation, but he was not starved so not abandoned. Meaning someone was looking after him on a daily basis, yet this massive neglect and (yes) torture for a social and sentient animal was considered okay by at least some people. It is more or less a miracle he was discovered and recovered. I see a key problem is that we have commodified all life, including our own. Where is our sense of reverence for Creation?
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OMG!! He will never suffer, again. The “so called,” owner, should be barred from ever owning any animals, again.
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Such a great story. It is so nice it was rescued.
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