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Summer Secord writes: Xena (mare / draft cross / said to be Friesian x Percheron / has hernia / covered in cow feces / unhandled, scared, overgrown neglected feet / she is in pain and kicks when you try and touch her where the cow feces are packed onto her). Like the other horses, she is not only underweight but also dehydrated.
To those of you who raised your voices and demanded action—we can’t thank you enough.
Thanks in part to your advocacy, Animal Welfare Services did step in, and again charges against Stephanie Redlick have now been laid – she is also facing multiple criminal charges for fraud. [Details including CTV NEWS coverage here.]
But before the seizure, four other horses were quietly surrendered by Redlick to a compassionate local family.
Tragically, one of those four horses, Seattle Sunrise had to be euthanized—despite every effort, and significant expense, to save him.
Another, Xena, a gentle 2-year-old Percheron cross, urgently needed a specialist dental extraction, that cost over $3,000. [More about Xena’s story here.]
She also requires hernia repair surgery, and is currently undergoing follow up care from the first surgery.
Every dollar helps.
If you’re in a position to give, please consider donating today.
Together, we can keep showing up for horses like Xena.
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THANK YOU TO AT THE SCENE PHOTOGRAPHY for sharing this Ontario Provincial Police Press Release dated July 3, 2025 @ 12:26 p.m.
North York Resident Arrested in Livestock Fraud Investigation by OPP
(MIDLAND, ON) - A livestock fraud investigation originating in Tay Township has resulted in livestock related fraud charges for a North York resident.
Members of the Crime Unit attached to the Southern Georgian Bay Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) initiated a fraud investigation in February 2025 in relation to a complaint involving transportation and financial irregularities of livestock being transported from a farm in Tay Township and and sold at a Cookstown stockyard sale in September of 2024.
Through investigation, a suspect who was known to police was identified and a warrant for the arrest of the suspect was issued upon the completion of the investigation. An interaction on June 27, 2025, resulted in the warrant being acted upon by Toronto Police Service with an arrest.
Charged in relation to this investigation is Stephanie REDLICK 28 years of North York with the following offences contrary to the Criminal Code of Canada
Obtaining by False Pretence - Over $5000
Fraud Over $5000
Theft Over $5000
Make Forged Document
The accused has been released and will appear before the Ontario Court of Justice on July 24, 2025.
OPP Investigators ask that anyone having knowledge of this or similar investigations to contact the OPP at 1-888-310-1122.
We are NOT going to be ignored. Please join us in demanding answers and ensure that AWS does its job to protect animals in the future. Details below — we need your voices now more than ever.
This 2-click "done for you" email sends a clear message to elected officials that Ontarians will not accept a system that allows repeat harm.
It takes less than a minute — and it puts real pressure on decision-makers to close the loophole that allows Redlick to keep accumulating horses - even after 16 were seized, 13 animal welfare charges were laid - and she owes over $116,000 for their care.
Pictures and videos on this page are courtesy of Summer Secord, Crystal Mitchell and Celia Carletti.
Press contact: marie@banhorseslaughter.com or phone: 250 801 8231
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According to an article in Bradford Today Stephanie Redlick had 16 horses seized by Animal Welfare Services of Ontario (AWS) in February 2025 — and was charged by AWS on June 5th and 6th with seven counts of failing to meet standards of care, three counts of causing distress and three counts of permitting distress.
The article states: “A Feb. 24 report from AWS notes the horses were suffering from infected wounds, lameness, parasites, malnourishment, poor hygiene and untreated medical conditions.”
13 Provincial Offence Act Charges
Seven counts of failing to meet standards of care
* 3 from Port Perry
* 4 from Oro Medonte
Three counts of causing distress
MAJOR OFFENCE
* 1 from Port Perry
* 2 from Oro Medonte
Three counts of permitting distress
MAJOR OFFENCE
* 1 from Port Perry
* 2 from Oro Medonte
The article goes on to state about one of the mares seized: “A Feb. 12 report from AWS noted she was suffering from very thin body condition, nasal discharge from both nostrils, large scabs and swelling of the left hind.
Less than one month after AWS seized the horses, an AWS March 11 notice confirmed the horse had been euthanized on the advice of a veterinarian.”
Stephanie Redlick hides behind numerous aliases, operating over 30 Facebook accounts and multiple Kijiji profiles under fake names.
Even though Redlick is facing criminal and animal welfare charges she's not stopped creating new profiles to attempt to publicly discredit anyone speaking out against her.
Sammy Redlick (December 2025)
Ontarios Shadiest Horse Dealers
(NOTE: the missing 's)
Sammy Zee (December 2025)
Stephanie Okay
Professional Equine Sales (Nov. 2025)
SS Racing
Bella Mia Thoroughbreds
Stephanie Alessiia
Tyler Bowen (Sept. 2025)
Stephanie Stephanie
S & L Cleaning Services
SBR Breeding & Equine Sales, LTD.
Healthy Equine Homeopathy
Healthy Horse Homeopathy
Stephanie Schwartz
Alicia Bloomberg
Summer Alessia
Stephanie Kauffman
stephalessiaxo on SnapChat
Precision Stables
King Horse Transport & Hire
King Livestock Transportation
King Farms
Circle R Livestock
Sammy Srz/Sammy Szn (her father)
Mathew Crowe has purchased horses for Redlick.
Anna Koch
Silverbrook Farms
Ashley Watson
Silverbrook Meadows Stables
Simcoe Kennel Club
Rose Barton
Janice Wilson
Serena @serena10457
Julie Hyde
Jane Smith
Madison O'Donald
Naomi Reid
Aless Stephanie
Alessia King
Above the Stars Equine Rescue (SCAM)
Under the Stars Equine Rescue
Stephanie Quickfall
HorseSales.com
Stephanie Schwartz
Doug Almira
Silverbrook Meadows
Carl Dickson
Jeff Lawson
Rainbow Bridge Stock Removal
Stephanie Redlick has more than a few phone numbers including:
226) 988-2005
(647) 220-3691 | (437) 600-7158 | (647) 695-3057 | (705) 998-7705 | (613) 263-0641 | (647) 797-0289 | (705) 315-0588 | (316) 746-8529 | (647) 474-4071 | (705) 535-0525 | (705) 300-0340 | (226) 988-6961 | * (416) 885-9422 | Sammy Redlick: (226) 988-2005 | (705) 370-6661 | (647) 365-1265 | (705) 995-3697 | (778) 400-0408 | (905) 334-8077
That's a GREAT question and one that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) in British Columbia answered after it was reported to them that someone bought a horse from Redlick - that she promised to deliver and $10K later the horse was not delivered.
Later it was discovered that Redlick NEVER had the horse she "sold" in her possession - that the pictures she used were ones she simply found on the Internet.
The RCMP recognized where all the phone numbers came from - "A known service to be widely used by 'professional' scam artists". VERY cheap to secure phone numbers.
It is of course free to set up multiple Facebook profiles and multiple profiles on Kijiji, etc.
And Gmail email address are cheap and easy to set up - she has even more email addresses than phone numbers and fake names.
Many people have stayed silent out of fear—because anyone who speaks out about Redlick's behaviour becomes a target.
Stephanie Redlick's default tactic is to aggressively smear and discredit anyone who dares to expose the truth which only makes us more determined to raise awareness and demand accountability from Ontario’s Animal Welfare Services.
This 2-click "done for you" email sends a clear message to elected officials that Ontarians will not accept a system that allows repeat harm.
It takes less than a minute — and it puts real pressure on decision-makers to close the loophole that allows Redlick to keep accumulating horses - even after 16 were seized, 13 animal welfare charges were laid - and she owes over $116,000 for their care.
STEPHANIE & SAMMY REDLICK ABANDONED 2 HORSESStephanie Redlick is a name many in Ontario’s horse and animal welfare communities have come to recognize — and fear. Her history includes 16 horses seized by Animal Welfare Services, 13 animal welfare charges, and...
STEPHANIE REDLICK - NEGLECTED HORSES? YOU BE THE JUDGEOriginally published February 4, 2025.Updated February 7, 2025.JIM HORNE WRITES: On Sunday, February 2, 2025, at 4:30 pm I was called by my second cousin’s wife, Dianne Beleskey to ask if I could help Stephanie...
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On February 4th, 2025, the Ontario Provincial Police alerted Animal Welfare Services (AWS) about the dire conditions of Stephanie Redlick’s horses.
Reports described a heartbreaking scene—water troughs left empty, buckets filled only with ice, horses without shelter, and emaciated animals forced to pick through their own piled-up manure in search of food.
Despite the urgency of the situation, AWS did not visit the property for the first time until February 12th.
Yes, really — it took 8 days for officers to check on the horses for the first time.
Even more alarming, the horses were not removed until February 20th—16 days after the initial report—raising serious concerns about AWS’s effectiveness and accountability.
But this fight is far from over.
We will not forget what happened here, and we will not allow Animal Welfare Services to escape accountability.
It took far too long for them to respond, despite clear signs of suffering.
Again, the conditions were appalling—no water, no salt, no feed, and no shelter for the majority of the emaciated horses.
These animals should have been seized long before now.
We are NOT going to be ignored. Please join us in demanding answers and ensure that AWS does its job to protect animals in the future. Details below — we need your voices now more than ever.
This 2-click "done for you" email sends a clear message to elected officials that Ontarians will not accept a system that allows repeat harm.
It takes less than a minute — and it puts real pressure on decision-makers to close the loophole that allows Redlick to keep accumulating horses - even after 16 were seized, 13 animal welfare charges were laid - and she owes over $116,000 for their care.
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