Bradley Stoke supermarket horse hits the headlines
Posted on Friday 30th December 2011 at 11:02 pm by SH (Editor)
A story about a horse rescued from the car park of a Bradley Stoke supermarket three years ago has appeared in local papers around the country.
Bambino’s tale 🙂 has featured in publications as diverse as the Littlehampton Gazette and the Rutland & Stamford Mercury after the Press Association syndicated a press release put out by the HorseWorld rescue charity in Bristol.
Bambino was just eighteen months old when HorseWorld staff were called out to rescue a group of five horses from the car park. The horses had been rounded up on the roads by the police on several occasions before, so they were taken back to the charity’s welfare department at Whitchurch.
When the owners arrived to collect the horses, they said they didn’t want poor Bambino and left him behind.
He has now found a loving new ‘loan home’ in Oxfordshire.
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