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Chip (Delegate’s Pride) at Black Beauty Ranch being petted by Angie
Merlin ID: 571667
Caption
Chip arrived at Black Beauty Ranch – his forever home - in June 2022 after being relocated by the National Parks Service from Assateague Island National Seashore in Maryland. NPS decision was made because the horse had become highly food conditioned due to visitors feeding him. As a result, he was having interactions with people on site, that put him and the public in potential danger as he was becoming food aggressive.
Credit
Angela Dierkes/The HSUS
Chip (Delegate’s Pride) at Black Beauty Ranch being fed a carrot by Angie
Merlin ID: 571665
Caption
Chip arrived at Black Beauty Ranch – his forever home - in June 2022 after being relocated by the National Parks Service from Assateague Island National Seashore in Maryland. NPS decision was made because the horse had become highly food conditioned due to visitors feeding him. As a result, he was having interactions with people on site, that put him and the public in potential danger as he was becoming food aggressive.
Credit
Angela Dierkes/The HSUS
Chip (Delegate’s Pride) at Black Beauty Ranch fellow resident Dino can be seen in the distance
Merlin ID: 571657
Caption
Chip arrived at Black Beauty Ranch – his forever home - in June 2022 after being relocated by the National Parks Service from Assateague Island National Seashore in Maryland. NPS decision was made because the horse had become highly food conditioned due to visitors feeding him. As a result, he was having interactions with people on site, that put him and the public in potential danger as he was becoming food aggressive.
Credit
Angela Dierkes/The HSUS
Chip (Delegate’s Pride) at Black Beauty Ranch
Merlin ID: 571637
Caption
Chip arrived at Black Beauty Ranch – his forever home - in June 2022 after being relocated by the National Parks Service from Assateague Island National Seashore in Maryland. NPS decision was made because the horse had become highly food conditioned due to visitors feeding him. As a result, he was having interactions with people on site, that put him and the public in potential danger as he was becoming food aggressive.
Credit
Angela Dierkes/The HSUS
Chip (Delegate’s Pride) at Black Beauty Ranch
Merlin ID: 571635
Caption
Chip arrived at Black Beauty Ranch – his forever home - in June 2022 after being relocated by the National Parks Service from Assateague Island National Seashore in Maryland. NPS decision was made because the horse had become highly food conditioned due to visitors feeding him. As a result, he was having interactions with people on site, that put him and the public in potential danger as he was becoming food aggressive.
Credit
Angela Dierkes/The HSUS
Chip (Delegate’s Pride) at Black Beauty Ranch
Merlin ID: 571633
Caption
Chip arrived at Black Beauty Ranch – his forever home - in June 2022 after being relocated by the National Parks Service from Assateague Island National Seashore in Maryland. NPS decision was made because the horse had become highly food conditioned due to visitors feeding him. As a result, he was having interactions with people on site, that put him and the public in potential danger as he was becoming food aggressive.
Credit
Angela Dierkes/The HSUS
Chip (Delegate’s Pride) at Black Beauty Ranch
Merlin ID: 571631
Caption
Chip arrived at Black Beauty Ranch – his forever home - in June 2022 after being relocated by the National Parks Service from Assateague Island National Seashore in Maryland. NPS decision was made because the horse had become highly food conditioned due to visitors feeding him. As a result, he was having interactions with people on site, that put him and the public in potential danger as he was becoming food aggressive.
Credit
Angela Dierkes/The HSUS
Chip (Delegate’s Pride) at Black Beauty Ranch
Merlin ID: 571629
Caption
Chip arrived at Black Beauty Ranch – his forever home - in June 2022 after being relocated by the National Parks Service from Assateague Island National Seashore in Maryland. NPS decision was made because the horse had become highly food conditioned due to visitors feeding him. As a result, he was having interactions with people on site, that put him and the public in potential danger as he was becoming food aggressive.
Credit
Angela Dierkes/The HSUS
Assateague Horse- Chip, relocated to Black Beauty Ranch
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