The bay gelding was found in a poor condition Burry Port. RSPCA Cymru has issued an appeal for information to try and track down the owner of a thoroughbred horse found in a poor condition in Burry Port.
The bay gelding is around eight years old and was removed by the RSPCA from the Graig area on Sunday 20th September. He was found in an isolated field by RSPCA Inspector Holly Brown and is now safe in the charity’s care.
Now, RSPCA officers are keen to find out more about him. His microchip wasn’t registered so enquiries are being made to track down the owner.
RSPCA Deputy Chief Inspector Gemma Cooper said: “This thoroughbred was found in a poor condition and was thin. He has now been taken into our care for veterinary treatment. We don’t know who he belongs to so we’re issuing an appeal to help with enquiries. We’d also like to thank those members of the public who have called this in and we hope he will be able to make a full recovery.”
Anyone with any first hand information can contact the RSPCA Inspectorate Appeal Line on 0300 123 8018 and can quote 01907354.
More information on the work of the RSPCA is available on the charity’s website.
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