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Dozens of Horses Rescued from Michigan Farm
12 Aug
Summary
- Over three dozen horses were seized on Wednesday, August 12.
- Authorities served two search warrants at a Milford farm and residence.
- Seized horses are being evaluated at a Michigan-based horse rescue.
On Wednesday, August 12, Oakland County Animal Control officers executed two search warrants, seizing more than three dozen horses. The operation targeted High Vibe Trail Rides, located on Meadowood Lane in Milford, and a separate private residence on West Commerce Road.
Oakland County Public Information Officer Bill Mullan confirmed the ongoing investigation, with animal control leading the effort. Assistance was provided by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Huron-Clinton Metro Authority Police, the Oakland County Sheriff's Office, and the Milford Police Department.
The seized horses are being transferred to a Michigan-based horse rescue facility. There, veterinary staff will conduct evaluations to assess their health and condition. High Vibe Trail Rides is known for offering trail rides through Kensington Metro Park.
