Décès d’un cheval à Rancho Santa Fe : enquête en cours
Rancho Santa Fe, Californie – 3 Mai 2024 – Une enquête est en cours concernant le décès de Penny, une jument, sur une propriété située au 7600 Artesian Road. Les autorités,incluant les services de protection animale du comté de San Diego,examinent les circonstances entourant ce décès,bien que les premiers éléments indiquent que l’animal a reçu des soins palliatifs adéquats. L’enquête vise à déterminer si toutes les procédures ont été respectées et à assurer le bien-être d’un second cheval présent sur le lieu. Découvrez les détails de cette affaire et son impact sur la communauté locale.
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Summary:
An investigation is underway regarding the death of a horse named Penny at a property in Rancho Santa Fe, San Diego County. While the investigation is ongoing, initial findings suggest the horse received appropriate end-of-life care. Authorities are also monitoring a second horse on the same property.
Key details:
Horse’s Name: Penny
Location: 7600 Artesian Road, Rancho santa Fe, San Diego County
Investigation Status: Open and ongoing.
Veterinarian’s Account:
Penny was in relatively good health as of June 1, 2025 (note the future date – likely a typo).
Penny was an older horse nearing the end of her life.
On July 26, 2025, the vet and owner discussed euthanasia due to declining health.
On August 5,2025,the vet advised immediate euthanasia.
Euthanasia was delayed one day at the owner’s request to arrange for removal of the remains.
Euthanasia Confirmation: County Animal Services confirmed the euthanasia took place.
Necropsy: Penny’s remains were sent to UC davis in San Bernardino for a necropsy (animal autopsy).
Official Statement (Vaughn Maurice, Director of Animal services): “It is indeed an open and ongoing investigation, but we have been informed by the owner’s veterinarian that the horse received appropriate end-of-life care.”
Second Horse: A second horse on the property is also being monitored by County Animal Services.
County Animal Services Role: They handle animal rescues,abandonment,and investigations into animal cruelty or neglect in unincorporated areas of San Diego County.
Vital note: The dates provided (June 1, 2025, July 26, 2025, August 5, 2025) are in the future. This is likely a typo in the original article.
