Black gelding Clyde came into the World Horse Welfare's care in May 2018 after being found in a field, severely emaciated and with overgrown chipped feet. He was covered in lice and had chunks of hair missing from his coat where he had tried to rub to ease the irritation. Clyde was very lethargic when he arrived, with sunken eyes and no real will to survive. The team at Penny Farm worked hard to make him more comfortable, treating his skin condition and using a duvet under his stable rug so that his protruding bones didn’t rub and create sores.
Clyde has been so successfully transformed since coming into the care of World Horse Welfare that he was Reserve Champion Rescue Pony at Equifest this year – an incredible achievement given his condition a year ago. Help horses like Clyde today -
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