Saturday, December 6, 2025:  Yesterday, after weeks of taking advantage of people’s kindness — and effectively stealing board since November 11th — Stephanie Redlick (AKA “Stephanie Alessia”) and her father, the ‘oily’ Sammy Redlick, (currently masquerading as Sammy Zee) moved two vulnerable horses to an unknown location.

Sunday, December 7, 2025:  Thanks to the OPP we have the EXACT address of the property on Curries Road, NORWICH — that the horses were hauled to on FRIDAY.

A mare with a bowed tendon, sore neck, back, and hind end — who Redlick claims is pregnant.

Keep in mind that she is delusional (they could use Stephanie Redlick’s picture on this site as the perfect example) – so we do NOT know if she is pregnant or not.

It’s debatable which Redlick spreads faster – her cruelty or her lies.

A 4 to 5 month-old colt with a weepy infected puncture wound –  a swollen leg.

He was finally receiving treatment for the puncture wound (NOT of course by Redlick) and that wound if left alone could have turned into something much worse.

And we all know Redlick’s history when it comes to wounds and even the most basic of care requirements.

Will that colt’s treatment continue now? Based on the condition of the 16 horses seized by from Redlick in February Animal Welfare Services for neglect and the 13 charges she is currently facing — only 15 of whom survived — we’re not exactly optimistic.

Why were they moved?

Because the Ontario Provincial Police intervened – and unlike Redlick’s claim to have a legal team – there was an ‘actual’ lawyer involved…

The OPP and lawyer gave Redlick an ultimatum: move the horses by 5 PM Friday… or else start paying board.

Redlick has moved on to start squatting somewhere else because of course she doesn’t believe that she should have to pay board or rent (or pay for hauling, hay or heaven help vet care – you know – she’s special).

And here’s the question so many are asking:

How is someone who had 16 horses seized by Animal Welfare Services — with one dead — still legally allowed to possess horses?

It’s a fair question.  No, that is a GREAT question.

A question we’ve asked with the F-word worked into the sentence.

And it highlights a massive flaw in Ontario’s animal welfare system:

Redlick is allowed to continue acquiring animals with ZERO oversight until she is found guilty or pleads guilty.

She has already failed twice in front of Tribunals — and while it’s a relief that she will never regain those 15 surviving horses — YET nothing stops her from collecting new ones while the case drags on.

We do know this much: a male hauler picked up the two horses sometime yesterday — and he was explicitly instructed by the Redlicks not to disclose where he was taking them.

We know, we know – you are thinking why on earth would the woman who took these horses in – who has had them for the last week or so – who has bent over backward to give them exceptional  care –  not tell us who hauled them so we could call the hauler and say:

“Please for the love of God, for the sake of some poor unsuspecting victims – both human and equine tell us where you took them”.

Especially knowing that the victim of the CRIMINAL fraud and theft charges Redlick is currently facing in court is an 80-plus-year-old man – who is out $60,000.

You could knock us over with a feather and to say we are disappointed  – we don’t have the words to describe just how disappointed we were for the blink of an eye – that WE do NOT have the hauler’s info.

The OPP and AWS – will NOT follow up at this point.

Redlick – we know you’re reading this.  But before you get feeling too smug and proud of yourself – you surely realize by now…

You can run but you can’t hide.  Someone will out you – even if the OPP and AWS  – feel like their hands are tied – at least for now.

Again, the woman who previously had custody of them — frightened by Redlick’s bullying, public smears, slandering and intimidation — refused to give the hauler’s name or any details to us.

The hauler was informed when he came to pick them up who he was dealing with.

And it was suggested that he get paid in cash.

Maybe if he’d known before he showed up he wouldn’t have taken the job.

He wouldn’t have agreed to haul for the Redlicks at all, and…

Once informed of Stephanie Redlick’s history yesterday, you would think he would have come forward with where he’d been instructed to take them — if he really was as reported a ‘nice guy’ — both for the horses’ safety and out of concern for the unsuspecting property owner now stuck with a problem they don’t yet know they have.

But he did NOT.

Someone out there may know a hauler who picked up two horses on Friday, December 5th, from a property near Erin, Ontario.

If you do, please speak up.

At this point we are not interested in outing him. We only want to be able to keep tabs on the horses.

Someone, somewhere, is going to see the two horses above.

Redlick may already be trying to acquire more — she has a long track record of doing exactly that.

Remember: Stephanie Redlick uses multiple aliases.

For convenience, we’ve listed many of them here so the public can recognize her no matter which name she chooses that day.

Please reach out. Confidentially. Safely. (250) 801-8231

Your anonymity will always be protected.

We’re not going away – her tactics don’t work on us!

We’re not looking away.

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

If you want to stand with us and help fund the work it takes to expose neglect and provide lifesaving care, donate here.

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

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

If you want to help us continue doing the literal opposite of whatever Redlick professes to do, 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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