Dee
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Well I still have not got a call back from the Alberta SPCA, but I did only call them yesterday.
I also contacted Alberta Livestock Protection. They are going to call the Alberta SPCA and find out what more can be done and look into it themselves.
I do have some good news!! That little mini that had been tied to the post since August 12 is now not there anymore! He had been there at least 4 days that I saw.
Here are some photos I took today after driving out there.
Some of the animals had food, some didn't and it was hard to tell through all the pens and garbage if the animals in the back had any. It was hard to tell who had water and who didn’t. There are small buckets throughout the property still. They are not attached to anything so some are turned over and some aren’t but I can’t see inside them.
There is still a large horse still being kept in a very small pen at the front of the property. This horse is standing in a ton of mud and feces because there is no where to move around.
I also saw another 2 larger horses is somewhat of a bit bigger pen (most of the standard horses are kept behind the house/barn). You could see their ribs, but they were not in direly bad bad shape.
There are NO shelters in any of the pens. I only saw 1 round hay bale on the property in the driveway where 3 miniature donkeys are being kept and huddled in it for warmth. It was a cold, rainy damp day today.
Some of the minis were not out though. There is another barn on the property, but is BARELY standing. In fact I wouldn't even step foot in it. I wonder if they put some of them in there??
Anyways here are some photos I took.
This is a mini being kept next to the 2 standard horses and standard donkey at the front of the property. The barn where I believe the rest of the missing minis are is in the background. You can see all the garbage on the ground and wires that are hanging on the fence. The fencing actually is pushed in where this mini is standing. I don't know if maybe he was trying to get food or what.
This is what the rest of mini pictured above pen look like. He is actually the lucky one. He has the biggest pen and food besides that 30 some horses being kept on the 2 acres out back.
These are the mini donkeys being kept in the drive way. You can see the collection of washing machines in the background.
I also contacted Alberta Livestock Protection. They are going to call the Alberta SPCA and find out what more can be done and look into it themselves.
I do have some good news!! That little mini that had been tied to the post since August 12 is now not there anymore! He had been there at least 4 days that I saw.
Here are some photos I took today after driving out there.
Some of the animals had food, some didn't and it was hard to tell through all the pens and garbage if the animals in the back had any. It was hard to tell who had water and who didn’t. There are small buckets throughout the property still. They are not attached to anything so some are turned over and some aren’t but I can’t see inside them.
There is still a large horse still being kept in a very small pen at the front of the property. This horse is standing in a ton of mud and feces because there is no where to move around.
I also saw another 2 larger horses is somewhat of a bit bigger pen (most of the standard horses are kept behind the house/barn). You could see their ribs, but they were not in direly bad bad shape.
There are NO shelters in any of the pens. I only saw 1 round hay bale on the property in the driveway where 3 miniature donkeys are being kept and huddled in it for warmth. It was a cold, rainy damp day today.
Some of the minis were not out though. There is another barn on the property, but is BARELY standing. In fact I wouldn't even step foot in it. I wonder if they put some of them in there??
Anyways here are some photos I took.
This is a mini being kept next to the 2 standard horses and standard donkey at the front of the property. The barn where I believe the rest of the missing minis are is in the background. You can see all the garbage on the ground and wires that are hanging on the fence. The fencing actually is pushed in where this mini is standing. I don't know if maybe he was trying to get food or what.

This is what the rest of mini pictured above pen look like. He is actually the lucky one. He has the biggest pen and food besides that 30 some horses being kept on the 2 acres out back.

These are the mini donkeys being kept in the drive way. You can see the collection of washing machines in the background.


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