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Righting Wrongs at the Sanctuary
The horses at Duchess Sanctuary share painful histories of abuse, neglect, and homelessness. The majority were used as PMU mares for years, impregnated and forced to stand in stalls where their potent urine was collected for horman replacement therapy for women. Now the horses are at peace and treated with loving kindness. Read about the sanctuary» |
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Safe Home, Fillies
Two horses once neglected and starving were nursed back to health at Duchess Sanctuary. The fillies, Fiona and Martina, were part of a group of 11 who were dumped by the side of the road and left to die. Now they're a long way from their painful past and live in loving homes of their own. They were the first horses to be adopted from the 1,120-acre horse sanctuary that was acquired by The HSUS in June 2008. Read their story» |
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