ND Authorities Offer Reward in Horse, Cattle Killing Cases
Pat Raia
October 21, 2016
The North Dakota Stockmen’s Association offers a $10,000-plus reward after a mare was shot and skinned.
The North Dakota Stockmen’s Association offers a $10,000-plus reward after a mare was shot and skinned.
Karen Sussman was accused of maltreating horses; a former employee alleged that 30 animals had died of malnutrition.
Cassy Newell-Reed was indicted on animal cruelty charges months after officials declined to prosecute previous charges.
Two horses were euthanized after being ejected from a trailer that overturned in Ohio.
Wyoming had been seeking the removal of wild horses from the state’s Checkerboard area.
The impoundment is part of an ongoing investigation into allegations of horse maltreatment at the South Dakota facility.
Government and horse industry members share thoughts on how a new administration might influence horse-related policy.
The Quarter Horse bled out after being shot with a bow and arrow in the middle of the night.
Owners on the East Coast are evacuating horses to locations away from the storm’s potential path.
A former sanctuary employee alleged that Karen Sussman maltreated horses and that 30 animals had died of malnutrition.
Charles Borell pleaded guilty to nine counts of second-degree misdemeanor animal cruelty under an Alford plea.
Several horses have returned to their homes, but others remain at the county animal shelter and fairgrounds.
Twenty-four horses are receiving rehabilitative care while their owner faces animal cruelty charges.
“Henry” was found in a North Georgia pasture, more than 140 miles away from where he was allegedly stolen.
A 23-year-old Thoroughbred was taken with the recovered Quarter Horse.
The 43 seized horses were allegedly abandoned earlier this year by Charles and Maria Borell.
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