UPDATE: May 24, 2026 – 11:00 PM Eastern

Kijiji has now taken down the ad account belonging to Stephanie Redlick — but not before at least one person was reportedly scammed.

We would like to thank everyone who joined us in reporting these activities to Kijiji, as well as everyone who continues to send us information.

Please never assume that we already know about something – keep reporting what you find.

We also encourage people to continue sharing this information widely and to carefully read the scam details outlined below.

While the names, phone numbers, and accounts may change, the scams themselves often follow the same familiar pattern and common threads.

Of course, we fully expect another account to appear soon, if there is not already another one active.

Stephanie Redlick’s latest aliases have been updated below, including one she is currently recycling S. Kauffman — and Marabel Martin.

A new phone number has also been added to the ever growing list of numbers she uses — again, see below.

If you are reading this, chances are you are already familiar with the ongoing concerns surrounding Stephanie Redlick,  the criminal charges she is currently facing, the separate Animal Welfare Services horse neglect charges before the courts, and the long list of aliases connected to her online activity.

But if you are new to this story, you may want to start here first.

PLEASE NOTE:  Redlick’s latest ads are for horses AND CATTLE.  While many in horse circles in Ontario know about Redlick – sadly fewer in cattle circles know.

The ads are under a Kijiji account established in April 2026 and listed as belonging to a private account called “HV.”  While the ad was up she changed the name on the ad acocunt at least 3 times, and the address at least twice.

According to individuals who contacted the seller through text, the name being used on the caller ID of the phone number is “S. Kauffman.”

The phone number is: (519) 492 3618

Please keep in mind that Stephanie Redlick’s known aliases list is OVER 50 — and Redlick has over 20 phone numbers (secured using a system that the RCMP report is often used by scammers).

If you have not heard her voice – the best sample is here.

Horses (and she had cattle listed the day before yesterday) are being advertised for thousands of dollars by Redlick — horses she does not own, does not have access to, has not been hired to sell, and may have no connection to whatsoever.

Some of the horses being advertised may have at one time been for sale by someone else – or may be for sale by someone else on another platform.  She grabs pictures from the Internet where ever she can.

We have copies of text conversations where Redlick pulled pictures of a Friesian – 2 different horses,  that she tried to pass off as the dam and sire of a horse she was attempting to sell.  

Neither horse were related to the horse she was trying to sell, they were simply the first pictures that came up on Google when you put in Friesian — yes really.

Some of the horses she is attempting to sell are of pictures of horses that may not be in North America.

Some, according to concerned individuals following this pattern for years, may not even still be alive.

Yet the ads continue.

Prices range anywhere from $2,500 to $10,000.

The descriptions are convincing.

The stories sound believable enough to pull hopeful buyers in.

Then the excuses begin.

If you are local and want to see the horse in person?

Suddenly there is a reason why that cannot happen.

Potential buyers report being told that the seller is Mennonite and that visitors are not allowed on the property.

Want to bring a vet?

No. Again, visitors are not allowed on the property.

Want to see veterinary records?

Blocked.

Want to verify ownership?

Good luck.

You get the gist.

If you are out of province, even better — for Redlick — because you are less likely to travel to see a horse and maybe more willing to trust a seller.

According to multiple complaints that have circulated publicly for years, buyers are encouraged to send deposits or full payment with promises that the horse will be delivered later.

And then, allegedly, the horse never arrives.

One individual in British Columbia (we have documentation) lost $10,000 after paying for a grey horse that was never delivered.

The most frustrating part for many people is not simply the allegations themselves — it is the apparent inability or unwillingness of authorities to intervene before more people are affected.

In British Columbia, one complainant says they were told by RCMP that inter-provincial scams are difficult to prove.

When that same individual reportedly reached out to Ontario Provincial Police — in an area where Redlick is already before the courts on multiple criminal charges — there was no interest in pursuing the matter further.

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.

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

Healthy Equine Homeopathy

Healthy Horse Homeopathy

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 |  (226) 988-2005 | (705) 370-6661 | (647) 365-1265 | (705) 995-3697 | (778) 400-0408 | (905) 334-8077 | (416) 507-6450 | Douglas: (647) 462-7004 | (705) 809-0249 | (519) 492 3618

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.

Every year thousands of horses are routinely slaughtered in Canada, for human consumption, but you can help us ban horse slaughter in Canada and beyond.

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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