Well, well, well… Stephanie Redlick, the alleged horse abuser currently juggling 13 animal neglect charges and separate criminal charges for allegedly swindling an 80-plus-year-old man out of more than $60,000, has had herself a very eventful week.

Truly inspirational. A masterclass in chaos.

As we reported on November 22nd, Stephanie had two horses — a 4-month-old colt and a mare she claims is pregnant — dropped off at a farm on November 20th.

Unfortunately for her, the horse community is small, loud, and very, very good at connecting dots.

We quickly figured out where the horses were moved to and, because we are kind and generous souls, we passed along some helpful information to the property owners.

Shockingly, after watching CTV’s delightful feature on her current criminal case, they decided they did not want to host the Stephanie Show on their property. Imagine that!

And honestly, who can blame them?

Stephanie had the horses delivered promising she’d bring cash for the first month’s rent the “next time” she stopped by.

She showed up Friday. No cash.

She showed up Saturday. Still no cash.

The math? Two visits, zero dollars.

But wait, 10 days later – she’s still not paid rent.

We’re no accountants, but we feel confident that’s not how rent works.

Because the universe has impeccable timing, while Stephanie was busy appearing in criminal court, the Ontario Provincial Police and Animal Welfare Services (AWS) made a visit to the property where her horses are currently squatting. (Yes, squatting. Because paying any rent is apparently optional in her world.)

We had several equine experts on site while AWS Inspectors examined the horses, and, buckle up, because the findings are… something.

The mare is cribbing — aggressively chewing the wooden stall rails like a beaver with anger issues. AWS watched her do it. No safeguards.

Because who needs proper care when there’s lumber to gnaw?

The mare also has a bowed tendon, a sore neck, back, and hind end, and is desperately in need of a farrier or trimmer.

Apparently hoof care is also optional.

The foal has infected eyes.

Anyone with even Horses For Dummies level knowledge knows eye infections can go catastrophic fast.

The foal also has a swollen front leg.

Inspectors learned when they were there late afternoon Thursday that Stephanie hadn’t been to the property since Tuesday.

On Wednesday, she actually instructed the property owners in writing NOT to feed her horses.

Yes, really.

This was supposed to be a self-board arrangement — the kind where you pay for the space and you care for your own horses.

Not “dump them and disappear” boarding — although apparently she’s pioneering that business model.

We’re guessing AWS was less than dazzled by the nearly 48 hours of no care, no visit, and no feeding.

Redlick’s calendar is simply bursting:

📍 Tuesday, December 2 – Provincial court for multiple animal welfare charges (first jurisdiction)

📍 Monday, December 15 – Another set of animal welfare charges (second jurisdiction)

📍 Thursday, December 4 – Criminal court appearance for the alleged $60K theft

Bring popcorn.

We’re not done.

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, 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.

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

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.

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