Well the farrier was out this morning as the horse up the hill lost a shoe, and when he saw the state of this horses feet he said no way should a horse have been just left like that, she was well overdue a trim on her feet and if it had gotten any worse she might have gone lame because of it. He told me he would contact horse welfare straight away and get something done.
While I have been in town the horse has been removed and a note left on the gate for the owner... I don't expect he will even notice it for ages, then I doubt if he will even get in touch as he could get charged for neglect.

I am sad that she has gone but glad she will get the care she needs now and probably never see that man again.

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Im glad shes now been taken care of!! xx

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Mummy to
Kyle our Son
Slim our corn snake
George our baby bunny R.I.P
Lizzy and Mocha our Leo's
Missy moo our gorgeous kitty
and Spongebob our goldfish

Me too.
And to cheer me up I am going riding this weekend on the friends horse

x

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The horse will not have been moved by a rescue of RSPCA as they do not have the powers to remove animals like that.
Maybe the owner removed her.

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Have just spoken to the woman who lives next to the horse while out with the dogs, as I was only going by what next door told me.
An inspector did come, then went off to contact the owner, who signed the horse over.
Too cheap to let any of his field space go to waste he has already shifted 2 shetlands over here! They are fat, with badly fitting headcollars. The woman next to the field rang the number she was left and told just to keep an eye that they don't get like the other horse did.
There is nothing illegal about him dealing the horses, he buys them fair and sells them on

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