April 29, 2009
Horse rescue operation to continue By, MAUNETTE LOEKS, Star Herald BRIDGEPORT — Animal rescue officials expected to move the last of more than 200 starving horses today from a Morrill County ranch.Humane Society of the United States has described the removal of horses and burros from 3-Strikes Mustang Ranch as one of the largest equine rescue operations in Nebraska.The ranch’s owner and operator, Jason Meduna, had been arrested on a charge of animal cruelty last Friday, but was released after making bail on Sunday. On Wednesday, animal rescue officials had hoped to remove all 200 horses from the ranch after Meduna signed the horses over to Habitat for Horses and LifeSavers…”  More

Horse rescue operation to continue

By, MAUNETTE LOEKS, Star Herald

BRIDGEPORT — Animal rescue officials expected to move the last of more than 200 starving horses today from a Morrill County ranch.

Humane Society of the United States has described the removal of horses and burros from 3-Strikes Mustang Ranch as one of the largest equine rescue operations in Nebraska.

The ranch’s owner and operator, Jason Meduna, had been arrested on a charge of animal cruelty last Friday, but was released after making bail on Sunday. On Wednesday, animal rescue officials had hoped to remove all 200 horses from the ranch after Meduna signed the horses over to Habitat for Horses and LifeSavers…”  More
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