STARVING TO DEATH

STARVING TO DEATH

ARCH has recently rescued four horses from Huelva who were in a pitiable state with no food or water. All four – two mares and two geldings – have survived the critical first two weeks at the Centre. They are chipped so we know their names and their ages. Their owner...
PIRATE’S PROGRESS

PIRATE’S PROGRESS

ARCH followers will remember the horrific case of the grey stallion we named Pirata. Abandoned and left to die in agony with serious wounds, he was discovered near the body of another horse in a remote part of the Rio Grande. Sadly, we have been unable to trace his...
A FAIRY TAIL ENDING

A FAIRY TAIL ENDING

Sometimes there are sad stories at ARCH. But there are also happy ones. One of these is the story of two mares. Camilla, 20 years old and starving, came to ARCH last year, having been abandoned under a bridge in Chiclana. After veterinary care and good feeding her...
TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE

TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE

One of the most upsetting and frustrating aspects of our work at ARCH is the delay which often occurs between our being made aware of an animal in distress and its arrival at the Centre. Over three weeks ago we were told about two mules and a mare in Cordoba province...
ARCH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

ARCH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

We held our Annual General Meeting on January 24th, and the following members have been voted onto the committee, and will be sharing the responsibilities and the running of ARCH for 2023: President: Jill Newman Rogers Vice president/Treasurer: Manuela Wilhelm...