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Whanganui stud farm says it is working with the SPCA

Zaryd Wilson
By Zaryd Wilson
Editor - Whanganui Chronicle ·Whanganui Chronicle·
16 Feb, 2018 08:10 PMQuick Read

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Regal Fern Lodge say the SPCA was returning horses to its property on Monday.

Regal Fern Lodge say the SPCA was returning horses to its property on Monday.

An assistant at Regal Fern Lodge says it is working with the SPCA to monitor horses at its Kaitoke property.

The SPCA visited the stud farm on Monday and Kim Lewis says it was returning horses which had been in SPCA care for six months.

She said about six mares were taken into care in September by mutual agreement between Regal Fern Lodge and the SPCA "for their safety".

The mares and the foals they have subsequently had were returned to Regal Fern Lodge on Monday.

"We've requested that they do monthly on-site visual visits," Mrs Lewis said.

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Mrs Lewis said people were welcome to visit Regal Fern to see the condition of the horses.

In a statement this week the SPCA said "The case is still active, and our inspectors are continuing their work in relation to ensuring the welfare of the animals involved and to conclude their inquiries".

Mrs Lewis said Regal Fern appreciated the support of the SPCA.

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