Scots animal sanctuary left heartbroken after beloved horse dies weeks after “vile” assault

A SCOTS animal sanctuary has been left heartbroken after a beloved horse needed to be put to sleep simply weeks after struggling a “vile” assault by an unknown wrongdoer.

Willows Animal Sanctuary in Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire issued an attraction for info final month after their horse Cheyenne was subjected to a “disturbing” assault.

The 40-year-old horse – who had just one eye and few tooth – had been a long-term resident on the sanctuary when she was found by workers to have blood on her tail and exterior accidents,

Cheyenne was subsequently checked over by a vet, who confirmed that she had suffered a number of inside accidents – which workers imagine was attributable to one thing being inserted into the aged pony.

Regardless of showing to be slowly recovering from her sickening accidents, the sanctuary has since revealed that Cheyenne’s well being took a flip for the worst once more, finally deciding to place her to sleep.

Initially recovering due to antibiotics, painkillers and an IV fluid, Cheyenne’s well being seemingly struggled to re-stabilise – with the sanctuary believing the individual behind the assault was guilty.

In a heartbreaking replace posted to social media on Friday, the sanctuary wrote: “We’re very unhappy to announce that our lovely lady Cheyenne has been put to sleep.

“Employees at the moment are involved for the security of different animals within the sanctuary and at the moment are looking out to up their safety to keep away from a repeat

“Regardless of her latest enhancements, she began to deteriorate earlier within the week and our vets tried all the pieces doable to try to re-stabilise her fragile well being however sadly, it simply wasn’t doable to save lots of her.

“She went very peacefully, within the sunshine surrounded by individuals who cared very a lot for her and we’re all very glad that was capable of have a peaceful and dignified finish.

“Cheyenne was a really outdated pony and nobody can reside perpetually however all of us really feel very strongly that whoever dedicated this vile assault on her is most undoubtedly guilty for her well being deterioration.

“We’re nonetheless anxious for the security of our different horses and as soon as we all know precisely what further security measures we’re going to put into place, we shall be placing a fundraiser collectively for this as we don’t ever wish to see one other one among our equines ever get damage like this once more.

“We’re nonetheless awaiting quotes, but when anybody can suggest an organization that may have the ability to assist us, please PM the web page.

“We’re so humbled by the love and help that has been proven to Cheyenne over this very unhappy time and we are going to by no means have the ability to thanks all sufficient.

“She was an absolute treasure and all of us really feel very fortunate to have identified and been capable of take care of her for the previous 20+ years.”

The put up acquired over 3,200 likes and greater than 590 feedback from devastated locals who flooded to share their help for the farm.

Heather McMillan wrote: “Heartbreaking to learn this. I prayed for her after I noticed her posts. Stunning outdated girl, cherished till the very finish.

“Bless you all for what you’ve gotten finished to offer her the very best life doable. Ceaselessly grateful.”

Allison Spink stated: “I’m very sorry to learn in regards to the lack of Cheyenne. What occurred to her was completely stunning and for it to be inside the native space is much more stunning.

“RIP Cheyenne and condolences to all those that cared for her throughout her time at Willows.”

Julia Downer commented: “So unhappy to learn this. Because of all you fantastic individuals who take care of and love all these lovely animals. She was cherished very a lot.”

Wendy Eversfield-Davenport added: “So unhappy to listen to this and I’m so sorry that she needed to endure such a horrendous ordeal in [her] senior years.”

Police Scotland and Willows Animal Sanctuary and Animal Assisted Remedy Unit approached for remark.