Despite facing multiple criminal and 13 animal welfare charges -- Redlick continues to resurface under aliases and new fake social media and Kijiji profiles, carrying on her long-standing pattern of harassment, smear campaigns, and online deception.

Fall 2025: Redlick appears to have moved on from her brief “I’m a hauler” phase, during which she attempted to collect pre-payment for horse transport using photos of rigs she had absolutely no connection to.

Stephanie Redlick has also been advertising “cheap hay” with images stolen from U.S. farmers and equipment owners—who have publicly confirmed they do not know her.

On top of that, Redlick has a documented pattern of misrepresenting horses she sells. She routinely advertises injured or unsound horses as healthy, and has even gone so far as to “sell” horses she does not own, using photos lifted from the internet.

In some cases she even claims that delivery is included—an impossibility, given that she has no access to the horses she’s pretending to sell.

Most recently, Redlick has been presenting herself as an “equine therapist,” claiming: “I’m like a doctor. I’m a therapist, but I’m not registered, so you have to pay me directly. OHIP doesn’t cover my charges.”

When potential clients ask where her horses are or where appointments occur, she insists they must first e-transfer payment for ten sessions—after which she will “meet them at Tim Hortons.” As usual, she never appears.

For years, Redlick has operated under countless aliases and dozens of Facebook accounts to target and intimidate anyone who speaks out.  We know of at least a dozen phone numbers she uses through a system that is - according to both the RCMP and Ontario Provincial Police -  well-known to be used by scammers.

These tactics—impersonation, misrepresentation, and relentless online abuse—are intended to silence people. Instead, they strengthen our resolve to raise awareness and demand accountability from Ontario’s Animal Welfare Services.

We'll let the press coverage about Stephanie Redlick including on CTV NEWS -- and criminal charges against her speak for themselves.