Stolen Daisy back with owner, but where are her companions?
A stolen pony discovered alongside dorsum legs together with therefore badly infected she was barely able to walk has been reunited alongside her possessor inward Britain.
Daisy, a black-and-white piebald mare who was nicknamed Star when picked upwards past times RSPCA officers inward August, was found wandering abandoned in Rook Lane, Chaldon, inward Surrey.
Daisy’s hind legs were swollen alongside cuts together with grazes, crawling alongside maggots together with covered inward flystrike, a painful together with potentially fatal status caused past times wing infestations.
RSPCA Inspector Lucy Chillery was called to the rescue and, afterward organising for vet treatment, took Daisy to an creature pump for intensive tending treatment.
It was idea she had a bacterial infection which must convey been untreated for good over a month.
Daisy was making a fantastic recovery when Shirley Phillips read nearly her inward the newspaper together with realised it was her pony, stolen from her inward July, alongside her foal together with some other pony – both of whom are withal missing.
Daisy was stolen from a champaign inward Carpenter’s Lane, Hadlow, inward Kent.
She has at i time been given a build clean neb of wellness past times vets together with has been returned to her owner.
“Daisy has done together with therefore good given the agonising status she was constitute in,” Chillery said.
“She was suffering from untreated wounds on her legs which were total of maggots, together with a bad illustration of the highly contagious Equus caballus disease, strangles, which meant she had to live kept inward isolation for a month.
“We couldn’t live happier alongside her recovery given that when she was constitute she was inward such an appalling position down nosotros didn’t recall she would survive.”
The ii other stolen ponies, a foal, named May, together with the other mare, named Lady, convey non been found.
The RSPCA is appealing for sightings or whatever information on their whereabouts every bit it is concerned for their welfare.
Anyone alongside whatever information tin contact the RSPCA’s inspector appeal job on 0300 123 8018.
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