Gonzalez said the damaged horse, which had abrasions on its skull and needless injuries from gelding, was brought to the Desert Pines Equine Center.
She claimed that “[Frehner] left my property before my horse was even up.” “My horse remained down for about forty-five minutes after he left, and before he left,
A number of people were present, and they even admitted that he was somewhat hurried off my property.” Gonzalez contacted Nye County Animal Control the following day,
And they directed her to the Nye County Sheriff’s Office. She accused Frehner of mistreating animals. The charges’ status has not yet been verified by Nye County.
The video received a lot of online shares over the weekend. This prompted Frehner to post. “As shown in the video, I did not brazenly drag off and kick this horse.
I didn’t mean that at all,” Frehner wrote. “It was just done to move the horse into a better position so I could try anesthesia again and he could breathe and get up and move.”
