[pocahontas]

Originally Posted by moonpi11

II am not going to accuse this woman...since I do not know anything other than what I have read here...but seems as though the authorities took these horses over because they saw neglect. Plain and simple.

As we all know, it takes ALOT to have horses siezed and taken away.

ALOT, that some don't get taken away when they should.

I am figuring this must have been a bad case, and a long history, and with alot of people speaking up to be able to sieze them.

[luckyducky]

I went to the Mn hooved animal rescue site and low and behold, those same incredibly neglected horses are available for adoption, AND one of them has already been adopted!!! The lady claims the seizure people walked past one round bale of hay to get these horses, I don't know, I wasn't there and didn't see what her pastures looked like. I DO know, that someone wanted to purchase a very rare egyptian bloodline mare and this lady would not sell to her... Hmmm, ok, makes me go hmmmm.... I have seen it all... Now, I can't attest to what her pastures looked like, cause I plain and simple don't know, but, I do know what she has emailed me about this whole thing and it stinks like yesterday's diapers... These horses are lost to her, her whole herd, I can't help but feel bad for that. Yes, I purchased one of my horses from her, kept him there in a stall for a couple of months and sent one of my mares there for 5 months for breeding ( mare is barren sadly). Both of my horses were decently taken care of ( this was of course, 5 years ago), and I could see them as often as I wanted. That is all the information I have, but, I am still feeling badly about the whole thing. "But, for the grace of God, there go I"