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FIVE STARVING HORSES RESCUED Oct 2, 2008

SPCA Vet Dr.. Scott doing sonigram on severly injured horse

The SPCA rescued 5 starving and injured horses along with 4 goats on October 2, 2008. Some of the horses required immediate medical treatment. The photo above (click for a larger version) shows Dr. Scott doing a sonigram on a Paso Fino gelding that suffered from a huge wound on his back. We need your support to pay for medical care for these horses. Thank you.

Two Horses Near Death Rescued From Ditch


Ch10 WPLG Photo

Both Horses were in terrible condition and are
now in the care of the South Florida SPCA.
 Ch6 NBC Miami Story and Video
CH10 WPLG ABC Miami Story
WFOR - CBS 4 Miami Story
Fox News - WSVN 7 Miami Story

UPDATE:
Miracle, one of two horses pulled from a Southwest Miami-Dade ditch , has been euthanized
Miami Herald Story

SPCA DISCOVERS OVER 39 STARVING HORSES
Four Horses Near Death Are Taken Immediately To The SPCA Rescue Ranch

Video Reports from WFOR-TV in Miami:

Starving Horses Rescued by South Florida SPCA - story 1
Starving Horses Rescued by South Florida SPCA - story 2
Starving Horses Rescued By South Florida SPCA - Extended Video Coverage

Starving Paso Fino Rescued From Rock Quarry July 30,2008

On July 30, 2008 the South Florida S.P.C.A. was called out to rescue a starving Paso Fino that had been abandoned in a rock quarry in North Dade. The gelding was severely undernourished and had sore feet from walking on rocks for an extended time. Even though we have over 50 horses at our facility, we are continuing to rescue those animals in need.
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Four Loose Horses Running the Streets of South Florida Rescued By South Florida SPCA
July 25, 2008

It was a very dangerous situation. 4 panicked horses running loose in the streets. The South Florida SPCA was called into rescue these very scared horses. In a very short time all horses were caught and then transported to the South Florida SPCA Rescue Ranch facility. All 4 horses are doing well and should make a full recovery
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thanks to our friends at EUNIFY.net .

 All of the S.P.C.A. centralized databases, mailing lists, inner-company email, announcements, polls & surveys are all done online through EUNIFY.net. With EUNIFY.net, we were up and running in minutes. Everyone in  our organization has access to all  S.P.C.A. data from any computer anywhere in the world ! Eunify is very secure and private. Please visit their website at www.eunify.net. If you are looking to share data with others in your We are sure that they can help you too! Make sure to tell them that we sent you! Please visit their website or email Brian McFarland.  sales@eunify.net

Paso Colt Abandoned & Left to Die
This poor Paso Colt was abandoned and left to die. We brought him back to our facility, gave him love and care but his injuries were extensive and he did not make it. Abuse and neglect is a terrible problem and we are trying our best to address this very serious situation. The best way you can help is to become a member of the South Florida SPCA. Your membership will help us to continue our efforts to protect those who cannot protect themselves. Please take a minute to sign-up and become a part of the team. Together, we can make a difference.
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Six Starving Pasos Rescued From Certain Death

We rescued six Paso Finos from South Dade last week . The horses had been without food for quite a long time and were living in mud.  All horses are receiving medical care, food and TLC. All should make a full recovery. You can help!
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