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A New Home for Mistreated Horses

The 48 horses seized in Middleburg on Jan. 22 are now in a county shelter after a Loudoun judge ruled that they were being treated cruelly.

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County Gets 48 'Cruelly Treated' Horses
Article | A Loudoun County judge ruled yesterday that 48 horses seized by county officials last week were "cruelly treated," and he awarded custody of the thoroughbreds to the county.
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