Posts Tagged By: UK Rescue
Ponies go from rescue cases to Equifest champions thanks to World Horse Welfare
Rescue ponies Buttercup and Clyde have been transformed into showing champions in just over a year.
Dumped six-week-old foal lucky to survive: Charity appeals for information
A foal found dumped in a field has survived against the odds and now World Horse Welfare is calling for information.
Woman banned from keeping all animals for indefinite period
A woman has been disqualified from keeping all animals for an indefinite period after she failed to provide veterinary care for her lame horse.
Announcement on new bill enabling tougher prison sentences for worst animal cruelty offences welcomed
The new bill to enable tougher prison sentences for the worst animal cruelty offences will be introduced to Parliament.
Waltham Chase woman banned from keeping horses
RSPCA and World Horse Welfare alerted after concerns were raised for three equines kept at a stable yard.
‘Sparkling’ pair of young ponies rescued from abandonment
Ponies Diamond and Quartz rescued within days of each other are now safe at World Horse Welfare
Call for information after pony dumped with horrific injuries in New Forest
World Horse Welfare is calling for witnesses to help track down the owner of pony found abandoned and emaciated.
Nineteen fly-grazed Shire horses rescued from Kidderminster
Six charities joined forces to rescue 19 fly-grazing Shire horses from Kidderminster.
Pony found eaten alive by maggots is crowned show ring champion
World Horse Welfare Buggy takes Rescue Pony Champion title at Equifest 2017
Appeal for information after third horse found dumped in less than two weeks
Charity calls for information after three horses are found dumped in less than three weeks.
Courageous mare found with skin falling off saves foals
Piebald mare Maggie was found with open sores all over her body and was caring for both her own foal and an orphan.
Four deserving horses find happiness with Melanie and John Bishop
John and Melanie Bishop rehome from World Horse Welfare.
Pony rescued after skin ‘eaten alive’ by maggot infestation
World Horse Welfare and RSPCA calling for information on group of ponies found in Hillam.
Field Officer finds horses tied to the wheels of cars on front drive of house
World Horse Welfare Field Officer Nick White is used to dealing with the many horses living in London, and knows from past experience that anything can happen and usually does.
Charities work together to safeguard welfare of over 40 horses
Joint operation between World Horse Welfare, RSPCA, Redwings and The Donkey Sanctuary removes horses to safety.
Yearling saved from baler twine tangle after inappropriate tethering
A yearling found frightened and badly entangled in baler twine at the side of the road is well on her way to recovery after arriving at World Horse Welfare's Penny Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre near Blackpool two weeks ago.
Film showing tragic story of mare Rhosywn captures impact of horse crisis
World Horse Welfare today releases perhaps our most hard-hitting film to date showing the tragic story of a mare called Rhoswyn and our efforts to help her.
New research shows obesity is not just a growing problem for humans
Equine obesity is an increasing but under-recognised welfare issue in the UK.
Nine horses including two foals and a Shetland pony are rescued from deep flood waters in Middlesex
While dozens of flood warnings remain in place across the UK, it is not just people that bear the brunt of the drastic weather.
Rehomed Shetland now thriving at Aboyne centre after horrific neglect
When Haggis was found he was riddled with lice, grossly overweight and showing signs of laminitis, an extremely painful and sometimes fatal condition affecting horses’ hooves.
20 horses rescued from a life of misery
Twenty ponies rescued from a scrap yard can finally look forward to a happy and secure future, thanks to the hard work of World Horse Welfare.
World Horse Welfare uncovers gruesome scene of suffering
25 thin and neglected foals, stallions and pregnant mares were removed from an isolated farm in Aberdeenshire.
Spindles Farm, Amersham: the UK’s worst-ever case of horse welfare abuse
In a joint operation led by the RSPCA, 111 equines were removed from Spindles Farm in January 2008.
Technology triumphs to track down isolated ponies
Our latest film shows Field Officer Rachel Andrews taking on some of Britain’s least hospitable terrain to check on a remote herd of ponies.
Two people jailed after being convicted of numerous animal welfare charges
Inspectors found a "total animal welfare disaster" when they visited Ingst Manor Farm in 2015.