"The horses are safe today!" Stavropol activists prevented unknown individuals from removing emaciated animals from a stud farm.
That morning, at least five trucks lined up near the Stavropolsky PKZ. Local residents claimed the emaciated horses were about to be taken to the slaughterhouse. They tried to stop it, and succeeded.
"The prosecutor banned the export of horses by non-specialized transport.
"The horses are safe for today!" articleala On his VKontakte page, the registrar of the Terek breed Anna Dorofeeva.
A few hours before, she posted viewо trucks and a local resident's call to help them save the horses.
"It's hard for normal people to believe, but officials brought in KamAZ trucks to transport horses to the Tsimlyansky District for 'rescue.' They chose such a significant day for everyone to 'conquer' the horse problem! What Jesuit ingenuity!"“ she was indignant.
According to her, feed has been delivered to the stud farm, caregivers are available, and the horses have begun grazing and are gradually recovering. The specialist wondered where and why the horses should be transported if everything was starting to improve.
NapomnimThe death of more than 50 Terek cattle and the reduction of at least 80 to skeletal remains at the stud farm became known at the end of April. At that time, the owner of the enterprise, a Syrian Adel Majid admitted to having no money to keep the horses.
The stud farm employees who reported what was happening uvOlive.
A criminal case has been opened for animal cruelty. It is being monitored by the regional prosecutor's office and Investigative Committee head Alexander Bastrykin.
Photo: Press service of the North Caucasus Interregional Office of the Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance