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Post by jl on Aug 13, 2007 14:30:42 GMT 1
www.equinesection.com/dangerlist.htmall horses in depatrment 86 have now been weighed and stamped with their weight so are in imminent danger. If anyone would like one of these horses please come forward now, we need to clear the funds for the horses asap to atleast secure them before going on the meat lorry on the 15th. Thanks, Lisa Carrera xx
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Post by Gee Gee on Aug 13, 2007 16:26:59 GMT 1
although a lot are, not all are squiggs. email the person direct as i know they don't always get time to check here  |
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Post by debutante on Aug 13, 2007 19:48:51 GMT 1
up , come on please time is runing out :0(
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Post by jl on Aug 13, 2007 19:51:29 GMT 1
if anyone is interested can you email me, i will then provide a number which will be easier as we are soo busy. thank you, email not on here but on carreral4@aol.com thank you,
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Post by podkinpie on Aug 13, 2007 19:56:53 GMT 1
PLEASE. PLEASE .PLEASE .HELP I AM DEFINATELY TAKING ONE BOY, BUT WAS GOING TO TAKE WHOEVER WAS LEFT-SEEMS I WILL HAVE LOTS OF CHOICE AS THERE IS STILL SIX!!!!!!! I WAS AWAKE ALL NIGHT TRYING TO THINK OF WAYS TO HELP THE OTHER BOYS. I HAVE BEEN GOING ROUND LOCAL TACK SHOPS, CONTACTING EVERYONE I KNOW ,EMAILING THE LOCAL PAPER IN THE HOPE THAT SOMEONE WILL HELP ALL DAY. I AM STARTING TO FUND RAISE TO SAVE A SECOND BOY , BUT AT THE MOMENT IT SEEMS AN IMPOSSIBILITY . I HAVE THE ROOM AND IT WOULD NICE FOR TWO TO BE TOGETHER BUT EVEN IF I DID FOUR WILL GO IN THE OTHER DIRECTION. I AM FINDING IT HEART BREAKING. PLEASE TRY TO GIVE ONE A HOME. I WILL KEEP TRYING TO THE VERY END!!!!!!!!!!!!................  |
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Post by tag13 on Aug 13, 2007 20:22:41 GMT 1
Tomorrow or Wednesday is the very latest for these boys...iI have asked the owner to let me know BEFORE the meat lorry turns up but whether he will or not is anyones guess...everyone thats taken one from there so far has said they are much nicer than in the photos.The injured ones leg looks so much better this week and at the worst it will just leave a scar...he is really beautifull but I fear no one is gonna want him.They are all very friendly and calm horses.
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Post by podkinpie on Aug 14, 2007 1:35:32 GMT 1
I will save 2 boys- whoever is left , but at the moment there is still 6.
Please don,t let all this hard work be for nothing and let them endure this terrible suffering.
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Post by nightingale on Aug 14, 2007 10:43:55 GMT 1
What happens about passports, etc. and who is responsible for ensuring that all the necessary forms are completed. I presume it is up to the new owner to make sure that all the paperwork is completed and if so what is the additional cost?
A friend of mine a few years ago had problems at Dover when she brought her mare back in and the horse was impounded for two weeks while they sorted it out. Cost her £15 a day on top of everything else, and that was before the days of passports.
I suppose it must be easier now that everything has to have a passport!
Jane N.
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Post by Lucy on Aug 14, 2007 10:58:35 GMT 1
nightingale/jane, can you email me? lucy.airs@wanadoo.fr
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Post by jl on Aug 14, 2007 11:23:00 GMT 1
Passports are not a problem, we help sort that. we will be aware of which have passports which dont and will help to get this done before the movement of any equine.
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Post by nightingale on Aug 14, 2007 11:36:01 GMT 1
So there is no additional cost, it's all included?
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Post by jl on Aug 14, 2007 11:49:57 GMT 1
if the horse has no passport then the new owner must foot the bill for that, if the horse has no id papers we will ask the farmers/dealer to get their local vet to do this and put that cost on the price of the horse. Then once the Id is done we can apply for passports. We can sort out passports from this end for £30 but only if and when they are identified.
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