Illinois Group Adopts Retirement Plan for County Horse Herds
Pat Raia
December 16, 2015
The ordinance allows retired horses to be rehomed or for the district to keep and maintain the retired animals.
The ordinance allows retired horses to be rehomed or for the district to keep and maintain the retired animals.
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