Distressing news from the UK after a young horse was hacked to death in a field.
"Honey, a two-year-old horse, was discovered dead on Monday morning in her field off Potters Lane, Syston, with serious injuries to her head and the rest of her body. Her right ear and some of the right side of her face were cut off. Her owner, Claire Watts, said: "It's barbaric".
"Honey, a two-year-old horse, was discovered dead on Monday morning in her field off Potters Lane, Syston, with serious injuries to her head and the rest of her body. Her right ear and some of the right side of her face were cut off. Her owner, Claire Watts, said: "It's barbaric".
My question is how do you hold a horse while you cut parts of its face off? Was it drugged? Was it pinned to the ground by several sick people while another went to work with a knife? Was the horse killed before the mutilation, as in stabbed or throat cut, was there blood on the ground, can we see some photographs of the mutilation?
Give it a week and this story will be lost in history along with all the other hundreds of animal mutilation reports in the UK, some of which never get reported.
The mistake that most people make about these animal attacks is that they always look for a human involvement.
"Police are investigating after a young horse was hacked to death in a field. Honey was discovered dead on Monday morning in her field with serious injuries to her head and the rest of her body. Her owner, Claire Watts, said: "This was absolutely the most disgusting thing I've ever seen in my life.""
As per usual there are unanswered questions, questions the Police and RSPCA would sooner you not ask such as.
The English Cognizant Citizen
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