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Revenant, a Mine land Horse with a Destroyed Front Leg from West Virginia: Heart of Phoenix Equine Rescue
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Revenant, a Mine land Horse with a Destroyed Front Leg from West Virginia: Heart of Phoenix Equine Rescue

Posted on: March 12, 2016January 8, 2017

After many years, finally people know that  thousands and thousands of horses are abandoned on rural, hard to access lands in West Virginia […]

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