Rash of Stolen Horses (21 Since August) Worries North AL Horse Owners

Stolen Horse International, NetPosse

Alabama, February 3, 2015- Since at least August, 2014, reports of horses and mules being stolen out of seven counties in northern Alabama have been rising at an alarming rate. Stolen Horse International aka NetPosse.com works closely with victims and law enforcement to attempt to recover these animals and return them to their rightful owners. However, it is felt that these may very be just the tip of the iceberg.

Because of these counties central location and proximity to the Tennessee line, Stolen Horse International feels that it is unlikely that these are the only equines that have been stolen. We are asking that the public be made aware of the activity, be on the lookout for anything suspicious around their own barns and pastures, permanently identify their own horses and mules, and notify law enforcement or netposse.com if you have any information at all about any of these stolen equines.

They could be hidden somewhere or be sent to auction/sale barns. Look on the netposse.com website on reports, and check the NR # for each one. Phone numbers to call are listed. Any assistance will be appreciated.

Click here to view a map and descriptions of the horses stolen.

Stolen Horse International is the first and the most experienced organization when it comes to missing horses and equine ID. We appreciate your support for us and our victims when you share our press releases. For more information on Stolen Horse International and its programs, visit the website at www.netposse.com. Stolen Horse International is a Section 501(c)(3) organization under the Internal Revenue Code.