Police have made a statement after receiving multiple calls over a 'loose horse' in Bushey.
Multiple motorists spotted a horse at the side of the road in Bushey, prompting police to make a statement.
Herts Police had shared a message stating that there was no cause for concern on April 26, but people have continued to contact them over the horse’s welfare.This morning , a spokesperson said: “We are continuing to receive calls from members of the public concerned that a horse beside Bushey Lane, in Bushey, is loose by the road.
Passers-by have also raised issues with the practice of tethering of horses by the road but, according to the RSPCA, tethering is not illegal in itself.The animal charity acknowledges that “seeing a tethered horse can be worrying” and says it receives around 5,000 complaints about tethered horses a year.
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