Eight horses were euthanized for blindness but only three are getting their attention.
They were dispatched on October 19 according to a story by Cowboy State Daily.
The condition is not life threatening.
They lived in the wild, survived the chase and didn’t crash into pipe panels breaking their necks.
So the real problem might be that they were deemed unadoptable and unworthy of transfer to off-range pastures, despite an offer by a sanctuary to take them.
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