The case of a baby horse that was stolen in Langley last week has taken a strange turn.
Owner Fiona Ross says tests have confirmed what they suspected — that Lola, the baby’s mother, was drugged.
Liesel, the 12-day-old foal, was with her mother in a pasture on August 7 when she was stolen.
Ross had suspected Lola was drugged, so she would not react when Liesel was taken.
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Ross says since her baby was stolen, Lola has been very depressed.
The Langley owner has offered a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the foal’s recovery.
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She is very concerned about the baby’s health as she would require special care and attention.
Anyone with information on the missing filly is asked to call Langley RCMP.
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