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A young pony has been rescued from Gelligaer and Merthyr Common, sparking an RSPCA Cymru enchantment.
The chestnut filly, believed to be lower than a yr old, was rescued on Tuesday March 26 as a consequence of issues for its welfare.
RSPCA Cymru, which rescued the horse with assist from Caerphilly County Borough Council and World Horse Welfare, is now interesting to search out the animal’s proprietor.
RSPCA inspector Suzi Smith mentioned: “This is a young pony who was discovered to be considerably lame on the correct hind and subsequently it was determined she wanted to be eliminated on welfare grounds.
“She wasn’t microchipped so we don’t know who she currently belongs to.”
The pony is presently in RSPCA care whereas efforts are being made to trace down an proprietor.
Ms Smith added: “Anyone with any first hand info can contact the RSPCA Inspectorate Appeal Line on 0300 123 8018 and might quote 01237524.
“As always we are very thankful for the support from equine charity World Horse Welfare and the local authority.”
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