Neglected and abused horses find refuge on secretive Israeli rehabilitation farm

The horses, who seem relaxed and open to human touch, are joined by other rescued animals, including donkeys and dogs.

By Zafrir Rinat | 07:45 29.10.12 |

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A group of curious horses approaches a man trying to organize a photograph of the equines temporarily living in a horse rescue haven in the Sharon region.

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Neglected and abused horses find refuge on secretive Israeli rehabilitation farm

The horses, who seem relaxed and open to human touch, are joined by other rescued animals, including donkeys and dogs.

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