Horse, Mule & Donkey
Safety In Numbers!!
Freeze marks give the best protection for all types, shapes and sizes
Whether you own a horse, pony, donkey or mule, you love them – and unfortunately so do thieves! Thieves do not discriminate and your animals can be easy prey, making for an easy profit.
Horse theft has been prevalent throughout the ages and continues today, so it is imperative you make life difficult for any unwanted intruders.
What will stop thieves in their tracks? Not a microchip that they cannot see, nor will they care about a passport, but they will worry about a visible mark – such as a freeze mark!
National equine security company, Freezemark, uses a three-character mark and also gives clients the option to personalise.
Mary Awre, who runs Freezemark, has successfully advocated the use of freeze marking as a theft deterrent for many years and as she says – “Freeze marking is so important, but in these technological and bureaucratic days, the simplest and best methods can so easily be overlooked.”
Freezemark holds a register of every animal they mark and if any do go missing, details are immediately circulated nationally and with a visible
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mark there is a greater chance of recovery. Indeed with the very few that have gone missing, Freezemark can boast a 100% recovery!
Horses and ponies are at risk from theft at any time and mainly because they trust humans, but they will be even more susceptible in the forthcoming
Summer months, when they are out at grass and more easily accessible. So if you have not freeze marked yet, now is the time, as Mary points out:-
“You can see freeze marks – but more importantly – SO CAN THE THIEVES!!”
For details and bookings, contact Freezemark on 01295 788226 or visit
their website
www.freezemark.biz Freezemark can also be contacted by email at
info@freezemark.biz
Freezemark is happy to offer readers of Equestrian Life a 10% discount on bookings taken by 15 April 2012.
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