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Lose This Horse Near Atmore? The Sheriff’s Office Has It In Custody.
March 9, 2020
The Escambia County (AL) Sheriff’s Office found this horse on the run last week near Atmore.
Deputies and animal control officers were able to safely take the horse into custody. It’s receiving necessary care and remains in the custody of animal control.
To claim ownership of the horse, call the Escambia County (AL) Sheriff’s Office at (251) 809-0741.
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Comments
7 Responses to “Lose This Horse Near Atmore? The Sheriff’s Office Has It In Custody.”
Looks like whomever the poor horse belongs too neglected to feed it. For heavens sake, please do not give it back to them. Animal welfare officers should go and check the property for more neglected and abused animals!!
Whoever abandon this horse should be abandoned and starved to death before he/she enters prison. Loser.
feed the poor animal! somebody needs to be prosecuted.
That poor horse.somebody probably just let him go.the price of feed has gone sky high an probably couldnt feed it.its so thin an I hope it gets the care it needs.theres a hay shortage right now to.
Looks to me like someone abandoned it! Very thin!
Poor horse looks emaciated. This horse will be better off rescued.
yeah, come get your animal abuse and cruelty charges, you moron!