Sunday morning November 30th, 2025, after consulting with a lawyer and reviewing Ontario’s Animal Welfare Services Act, it was confirmed that the property owners in Shelburne acted fully within their legal rights as “custodians” of the horses on their property when they intervened to protect the two horses dumped on their property by Stephanie (Alessia) Redlick and her father Sammy Redlick.

Despite failing to pay the barn rental, the Redlicks tried to bully and intimidate the property owners into believing they had some kind of legal right to squat. They did not.

A veterinarian assessed the horses and confirmed they required medical care — care they simply were not receiving under Redlick’s so-called “care,” which consisted of showing up for an hour a day at best, and EVEN not at all some days.

❌ Redlick did NOT walk into her barn one morning and find horses missing, as she claims in her latest dramatic video.

❌ She was not living on the property. She was over an hour away and was informed by text that she was prohibited from returning and that the horses had been moved for medical care.

❌ She called the OPP — and the police were informed exactly where the horses were.

❌ She was escorted by the OPP to the new location, and the officers did not leave during the visit. Not to support her — but to protect the property owners from her behaviour.

She is not permitted to return to the property again unless the OPP are contacted and available to escort her.

And thank you, Stephanie, for posting your videos — because more people than ever now know your voice for when you call pretending to run “equine therapy,” “rescue,” hay sales, horse transport, or any of the long list of scams you operate.

The horse world talks — and you’ve left a LONG list of victims.

Monday, December 1, 2025 Redlick returned to the property where two horses she states are hers are being housed.

There was no interest from Stephanie Redlick in checking on the horses — she only wanted inside the barn to film content for her social media.

Police barred her from taking a camera inside, and when she pushed to enter anyway, the situation escalated to a physical altercation requiring police intervention.

Redlick took off to sit in her car and record a livestream, attempting to spin the situation rather than participate in any real welfare-related discussion.

It was clearly established:

She cannot enter the property without police present.

She agreed on Sunday that no camera would be allowed inside the barn.

On Monday she tried to violate that agreement and attempted to film inside
This is not about animal care.

This is about manufacturing social-media content to slander and harass the people currently providing safe care for the horses.

We’re not done.

We’re not looking away.

And we’re not letting horses like these fall through the cracks again.

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Together, we make sure the truth isn’t buried — and the horses don’t pay the price.

Unlike Stephanie, we actually show up, feed horses, and keep our commitments.

If you want to help us continue doing the literal opposite of whatever this disaster was supposed to be, we’d be grateful for your support.

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Some of the meat is consumed in Canada, and much of it is shipped to the European Union, and other markets, including Japan.

This barbaric practice is currently not legal in the United States, so horses from the United States are shipped to Canada, and to Mexico, to be slaughtered.

In addition Canada allows for the transportation of live horses to Japan to be slaughtered for human consumption, and unfortunately the transportation of horses destined for slaughter within Canada, and by air to Japan for slaughter, is far from humane.

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