Georgia Woman Pleads No Contest to Cruelty Charges
Pat Raia
November 23, 2011
A Georgia woman has pleaded no contest to charges connected with the alleged maltreatment of 41 horses .
A Georgia woman has pleaded no contest to charges connected with the alleged maltreatment of 41 horses .
Law enforcement authorities in Will County, Ill., are seeking whoever is responsible for injecting a foreign
An appropriations bill that does not specifically deny USDA funding to conduct horsemeat inspections.
An Oklahoma man accused of animal cruelty after allegedly dragging a horse down a road has pleaded not guilty
One horse is dead and two others are recovering from injuries after a tornado touched down at Auburn
Four of five horses stolen from stables at the university earlier this month were found in Oklahoma Nov. 15.
Authorities have since recovered a horse trailer, saddles, blankets and other tack taken during the incident.
A Lancaster, Pa., man is behind bars after stealing a police horse earlier this week.
A man was charged with animal cruelty after allegedly using an all-terrain vehicle to drag a horse down a road
Two other horses residing in the same pasture as the stolen horse were not disturbed during the incident.
The three were accused of applying equine soring practices and falsifying forms required to show the animals.
The bill would make it a felony to maltreat a horse used for recreation or those being rehabilitated.
Witnesses say a pickup truck stopped on the road near the horse’s pasture and an occupant shot the animal.
Convicted animal cruelty offenders would be required to register with a statewide animal cruelty database.
Three wild horse advocacy groups have joined a case surrounding mustangs that have strayed onto private lands.
Authorities are seeking those responsible for the shooting death of a horse in Anderson County last month.
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