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Israeli Authorities Rescue Two Severely Neglected Horses in Kiryat Ata Israeli authorities rescued two severely neglected horses from a facility in Kiryat Ata, transferring them for urgent care and considering criminal charges against the owner for animal cruelty.
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What happened 01 Two horses were rescued from severe neglect in Kiryat Ata with extreme malnutrition and health issues. 02 Inspectors found minimal, contaminated water and no food, with one horse confined in a locked stall. 03 The owner failed to correct violations after multiple inspections over two months. 04 Authorities transferred the horses to a protected facility for treatment and rehabilitation. 05 A criminal investigation and legal action against the owner are under consideration. 06 The rescue was a joint effort by the Ministry of Agriculture, veterinary services, and police. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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