LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - As many as 20 volunteers are helping train and care for two dozen horses that were seized last month from a Nebraska farm.
The Lincoln Journal Star reports that 24 horses were moved from the Seward County farm to a safe foster barn west of Lincoln, where they get food, training and veterinary care.
Genea Stoops of Hooves and Paws Rescue of the Heartland says the horses it will take a while for the horses to get fit for adoption because they’re terrified of human touch.
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The Seward County attorney filed 10 animal cruelty charges this month against a Garland man accused of neglecting the horses. Authorities say the horses appeared to be malnourished when they were called to the farm.
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Information from: Lincoln Journal Star, https://www.journalstar.com
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