I studied Journalism at San Francisco State University and have written for Patch, Bleacher Report,... I studied Journalism at San Francisco State University and have written for Patch, Bleacher Report, Medium, Ezvid Wiki, and several animal rescues. In my free time, I like to fingerboard, watch YouTube videos, make delicious vegan food, and hang out with nonhuman animals. Read more about Mathew Davis Read More
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A husband and wife in Alabama allegedly abandoned several of their horses to die last year after they moved away to a new home – leaving the animals behind to fend for themselves.
Luckily, someone else stepped up to try and keep the horses alive by feeding them in their owners’ absence. But it was barely enough to sustain them. Months after the couple had moved away, the helper messaged them to say the animals were all out of food and to request help.
The husband said they’d come to move the horses away, but that never happened. Instead, authorities eventually arrived to discover the animals half-dead, with at least one lying on the ground nearly incapable of moving.
Deputies reported that the horses had been so badly neglected and starved, that their ribs and bones were severely protruding through their skin. One animal had fallen and was so emaciated, they couldn’t get back up – instead laying their head and neck deep in feces. The fences and ground around showed the horses had desperately tried to escape to seek food elsewhere but had been unsuccessful.
Authorities removed the two horses, as well as a pony and goat, and have charged the couple with animal cruelty.
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