Renshaw Horse Case Back In Court Today
By 250 News
Friday, August 14, 2009 03:55 AM
Prince George, B.C. - Another court appearance today for the Edmonton man charged in connection with the abandonment of two horses in the Renshaw region of McBride last winter.
Frank MacKay has previously said he tried to rescue the horses, Bell and Sundance, but was unable to do so and left the animals to fend for themselves.
The plight of the horses was brought to light when some snowmobilers discovered the animals in chest deep snow just before Christmas. A community effort saw volunteers, braving bitterly cold temperatures, hand dig a trench more than a kilometre long to walk the horses to safety.
The animals were seized by the SPCA and have since been placed in new homes.
MacKay is facing three counts of animal cruelty, two of which are under the Criminal Code of Canada. The case is scheduled to be in McBride Provincial Court today.
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