Grisly Discovery at Horse Farm

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SHARPSBURG, Md. (Dec. 4) - Animal control authorities have seized a 35-acre farm, saying they found dozens of horses dead or dying from illness and maltreatment.
No charges had been filed against the owner of the farm, but authorities were treating the property as a crime scene, said Paul Miller, executive director of the Humane Society.
Authorities were sent on Saturday to investigate reports of a dead horse at Windrinker Farm, near the Antietam National Battlefield. They found more than 70 horses in various stages of poor health, plus the mostly skeletal remains of at least five other horses.
About 20 of the horses were sent to facilities throughout the region for further care, and one of them later died, said Miller, who also serves as a Howard County animal control officer.
Windrinker Farm owner Barbara P. Reinken, 61, denied mistreating the horses but conceded she had more than she could handle.
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Officials Make Grisly Discovery at Horse Farm - AOL News
 
Whats sad and amazing, Is people like this, They are actually trying to do something good, but then it gets to be more then they can handle.. And they wont ask for help. And it is the animals who suffer.
 
thats just sad. i know they wanted to help but i mean if they are dying then you have got to do somehting else
 
probaly because you fell closer to animals than you do to humans sometimes
 
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