A non-profit equine welfare organization is asking for help to care for a large number of horses the organization has taken in related to an animal cruelty case in Brazoria County.
The Bluebonnet Equine Humane Society announced on Facebook they had been awarded 55 horses and one donkey from the neglect/cruelty case.
The organization said this is the largest case they have ever been involved in. They also explained more about the expenses they are having to deal with right now. “The animal control budget for most counties is tiny, and I’ve had more than one county tell me that if they had to pay all the bills, they wouldn’t have been able to seize the animals. There’s only so much money in the animal control budget, and there are so many animals needing help,” the organization said. “So, we, Bluebonnet Equine Humane Society, are paying all the bills.
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