W.Va. Horse Breeder Charged with Cruelty
Pat Raia
January 30, 2013
The Arabian breeder allegedly maltreated more than 30 horses on her West Virginia farm.
The Arabian breeder allegedly maltreated more than 30 horses on her West Virginia farm.
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