Re: possible stolen arab

["Keith and Anna" <desautels@cnetco.com>]

That depends on where you live. I don't know the regulations for Fla, but in
New Mexico and some other Western states There is a livestock board that
handles livestock issues. here in  New Mexico, an animal control officer may
impound a horse or other livestock within specific limitations. Such as the
animal running loose in the middle of town.  That is how i got one of my
horses.  but an animal control officer can not go on to a property to check
on ownership issues or even welfare issues without a livestock inspector.
So a person should learn the regualtions of their state and learn who to
contact in these situations
Anna and Keith and all out critters
(horses) Hobo(the old man) Shy Ann (the Mule)
Lizzy (momma) and Lightning (baby)
(Basenjis) Lady Queen of the house, and
her two sons George and Iceman and finally
Lilly (the prairie dog)


> > Michelle Eddy meddy@rcvideo.com wrote:
> > > If you want-PLEASE crosspost everywhere applicable or if you would
> > rather-could you send me addresses where I may spread this info?
> >
>
> This is a purely ACADEMIC question:  in circumstances such as these where
> people suspect a horse may have been stolen, can't they check with the
local
> animal control?
> Dyane
> N. Ca>



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