The prosecution is moving forward with no leniency. Justice for Wind Chill is underway because you refused to stay silent. We will watch the courtroom closely from here.
The district attorney is having a pre-trial conference on Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at 3PM. Let\'s show the DA how many people are not interested in giving the J\'s any leniency. We don\'t have much time but I know that there are alot of people out there that don\'t want to see that happen. Thanks for signing my petition. I will be keeping it open indefinitely but will print it out and bring it to the DA on 3/25/08.
Background on Wind Chill\'s story:
On Saturday, February 9th we rescued a 9 month old Walkaloosa (Tennessee Walker - Appaloosa cross) at a farm in the area. Frigid conditions (-10F) mixed with high winds (30mph, wind chill of -50F) finally overcame the little guy\'s already weakened condition. Suffering from dehydration, malnourishment, hypothermia and frostbite, we loaded the colt we\'ve been calling Wind Chill into one of our horse trailers and raced for home.
It is with broken hearts that we say this...last night between 9pm and midnight, February 29th, 2008, one of the bravest souls we have ever had the honor of knowing crossed over the rainbow bridge. He passed quietly in his sleep, surrounded by his two sisters, Kisses and Sunday, at the only real home he had ever known.
There are no words to describe the loss and emptiness that we feel.
Earlier in the evening he had his weekly check up and blood work done, with normal temperature, normal heart rate, and lots of weight gain since his last check up.
The experts warned us from the beginning not to get our hopes up, because the odds were just overwhelmingly stacked against him. We never told Windchill that. We accepted each day with him as a gift, we watched his progress in awe - as did the entire nation. This little horse became a beacon of hope for so many who had lost their faith in humanity. He taught us that no matter what happens in your life, no matter how unfair, you can still have faith and you can find love to carry you to a better place. He found the good in the world.
After cremation, he was brought home for a proper burial. Once the tears have eased up and we can think clearly again, we will be starting a foundation in his honor. His brave fight will not have been in vain.
The WindChill Legacy, Ltd. non-profit organization has been formed and WindChill\'s legacy will live on forever.
We are approaching the hundred signature mark. Keep pushing so we can show the DA how many people demand justice.
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Mike Hart
18 years ago
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Justice for Wind Chill. They should pay for what they did to that poor horse.
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Tom Pierce
18 years ago
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People like that make me sick. Hope the DA does the right thing.
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Karen Powell
18 years ago
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Rest in peace sweet boy. So unfair.
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Brian Ryan
18 years ago
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They had him starving in that weather? Unbelievable. Send them to jail for animal cruelty.
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Jessica Rodriguez
18 years ago
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Absolutely disgusting. Nobody should be allowed to treat an animal like that and get away with it. No leniency!!
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Sarah Whitaker
18 years ago
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This breaks my heart. That poor baby suffered so much because of those people. Lock them up and throw away the key.
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The prosecution is moving forward with no leniency. Justice for Wind Chill is underway because you refused to stay silent. We will watch the courtroom closely from here.
The district attorney is having a pre-trial conference on Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at 3PM. Let\'s show the DA how many people are not interested in giving the J\'s any leniency. We don\'t have much time but I know that there are alot of people out there that don\'t want to see that happen. Thanks for signing my petition. I will be keeping it open indefinitely but will print it out and bring it to the DA on 3/25/08.
Background on Wind Chill\'s story:
On Saturday, February 9th we rescued a 9 month old Walkaloosa (Tennessee Walker - Appaloosa cross) at a farm in the area. Frigid conditions (-10F) mixed with high winds (30mph, wind chill of -50F) finally overcame the little guy\'s already weakened condition. Suffering from dehydration, malnourishment, hypothermia and frostbite, we loaded the colt we\'ve been calling Wind Chill into one of our horse trailers and raced for home.
It is with broken hearts that we say this...last night between 9pm and midnight, February 29th, 2008, one of the bravest souls we have ever had the honor of knowing crossed over the rainbow bridge. He passed quietly in his sleep, surrounded by his two sisters, Kisses and Sunday, at the only real home he had ever known.
There are no words to describe the loss and emptiness that we feel.
Earlier in the evening he had his weekly check up and blood work done, with normal temperature, normal heart rate, and lots of weight gain since his last check up.
The experts warned us from the beginning not to get our hopes up, because the odds were just overwhelmingly stacked against him. We never told Windchill that. We accepted each day with him as a gift, we watched his progress in awe - as did the entire nation. This little horse became a beacon of hope for so many who had lost their faith in humanity. He taught us that no matter what happens in your life, no matter how unfair, you can still have faith and you can find love to carry you to a better place. He found the good in the world.
After cremation, he was brought home for a proper burial. Once the tears have eased up and we can think clearly again, we will be starting a foundation in his honor. His brave fight will not have been in vain.
The WindChill Legacy, Ltd. non-profit organization has been formed and WindChill\'s legacy will live on forever.
Justice for Wind Chill. They should pay for what they did to that poor horse.