Catty1
09-06-2014, 11:15 AM
The first pic is awful, but the last one - WOW!
http://www.viralnova.com/amazing-horse-recovery/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=aweber
When Polly was found with two other emaciated horses in Buckinghamshire, England, things were not looking good for her or her cohorts. By the time the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals or RSPCA had reached her, Polly was practically part of the ground.
Someone who works with the group said Polly was the second skinniest horse she had ever seen. While the two other horses died, Polly held on long enough to get rescued by The Horse Trust, a group that works to rescue and rehabilitate sick or injured horses. Her remarkable recovery is absolutely incredible. Take a look.
WARNING: the image below is extremely graphic and potentially very upsetting. http://images.viralnova.com/000/072/111/desktop-1409865137.png
RSPCA (http://www.rspca.org.uk/home)
When The Horse Trust found Polly, she weighed only 700 lbs--which seems like a lot, until you consider that a healthy weight for her would be twice that.
Once The Horse Trust took Polly in, her condition began to improve--albeit, slowly. http://images.viralnova.com/000/072/110/desktop-1409865138.png
Horse Trust (http://www.horsetrust.org.uk/news/current/news-2014/polly-meets-the-herd/)
In addition to her weight issues, Polly also had to battle skin conditions like rain scald and dermatitis. http://images.viralnova.com/000/072/109/desktop-1409865134.png
Horse Trust (http://www.horsetrust.org.uk/news/current/news-2014/polly-meets-the-herd/)
But, thanks to the hard work of everyone at the sanctuary, Polly was able to make a recovery. http://images.viralnova.com/000/072/108/desktop-1409865135.png
Horse Trust (http://www.horsetrust.org.uk/news/current/news-2014/polly-meets-the-herd/)
And what a recovery it was!
http://www.viralnova.com/amazing-horse-recovery/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=aweber
When Polly was found with two other emaciated horses in Buckinghamshire, England, things were not looking good for her or her cohorts. By the time the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals or RSPCA had reached her, Polly was practically part of the ground.
Someone who works with the group said Polly was the second skinniest horse she had ever seen. While the two other horses died, Polly held on long enough to get rescued by The Horse Trust, a group that works to rescue and rehabilitate sick or injured horses. Her remarkable recovery is absolutely incredible. Take a look.
WARNING: the image below is extremely graphic and potentially very upsetting. http://images.viralnova.com/000/072/111/desktop-1409865137.png
RSPCA (http://www.rspca.org.uk/home)
When The Horse Trust found Polly, she weighed only 700 lbs--which seems like a lot, until you consider that a healthy weight for her would be twice that.
Once The Horse Trust took Polly in, her condition began to improve--albeit, slowly. http://images.viralnova.com/000/072/110/desktop-1409865138.png
Horse Trust (http://www.horsetrust.org.uk/news/current/news-2014/polly-meets-the-herd/)
In addition to her weight issues, Polly also had to battle skin conditions like rain scald and dermatitis. http://images.viralnova.com/000/072/109/desktop-1409865134.png
Horse Trust (http://www.horsetrust.org.uk/news/current/news-2014/polly-meets-the-herd/)
But, thanks to the hard work of everyone at the sanctuary, Polly was able to make a recovery. http://images.viralnova.com/000/072/108/desktop-1409865135.png
Horse Trust (http://www.horsetrust.org.uk/news/current/news-2014/polly-meets-the-herd/)
And what a recovery it was!