Let’s start here, because this part matters more than anything else.

If you follow, like, or comment on a page run by Stephanie Redlick — you are helping her scam more people.

I know that’s not what anyone intends.

Most people think they’re doing something good. Watching. Keeping tabs. Gathering information.

But that’s not how social media works.

Every follow, every comment, every bit of engagement tells the algorithm:

“This page is active. This page is relevant. Show it to more people.”

And just like that, a scam page starts to look legitimate.

It shows up higher in searches. It reaches more unsuspecting people. It gains credibility it absolutely does not deserve. That’s how scams grow.

So instead, we are asking you to do the opposite:

Block the pages created and run by Redlick.  Report the page to Facebook/Kijiji, etc.  Do NOT engage with the page.

And when you see those pages and her posts shared into groups?

PLEASE:  Reach out to the admins.

Let them know exactly who they’re dealing with.

This page has been incredibly helpful for that:

https://banhorseslaughter.com/stephanie-redlick <== Use it, share it but please don’t boost pages created by Redlick by engaging with them.

And yes… that’s how the detective referred to her. Repeatedly. A professional. Serial. Scam artist.

Let that sink in for a second.

Trying to keep up with Stephanie Redlick is honestly a full-time job.

If you scroll back in our blog you’ll find plenty more of her SCAMS, from horses for sale, to hay for sale, to offering hauling, to having a barn to lease – none of which she actually has —  but here’s an example of some of the most recent ones…

A “complain about your horse trader experience” page 

Attached to that: “A supposed paralegal service”

A “horse sales barn/consignment operation'”

A “brokered” cleaning business

Each one designed to look ‘just real’ enough, to pull money out of someone else’s pocket.  

Green is me. Grey is Redlick. This one is worthy of a laugh. As soon as Redlick realizes that we are onto her scam, my phone blows up. Call after call – late at night – and she hangs up.

Then a text – pretending to be Douglas Allen a paralegal, but OOPS – Redlick sends the text from one of her ‘known to us numbers’. 

So calls to that number go unanswered, and then we’re told to call a different number. Enough time wasted on that nonsense.

When we identified one of her Facebook pages and shared it publicly, a lot of people went to look. Which makes sense. But instead of blocking and reporting…

They followed it.

And just like that, Redlick’s page gained traction. It started to look legitimate. It started working in her favour. That part is on all of us to fix moving forward.  REMEMBER: When you engage with her accounts on social media – you boost them in the algorithms.

There are more eyes on Redlick than ever before. We’re hearing from people spotting her:

– In coffee shops
– In pizza restaurants
– In parking lots
– At tack stores
– Places that buy gold
– At auctions
– Driving through specific communities

And maybe most importantly…

People are recognizing her accounts, even new ones, under new aliases, and reporting them and going to the police with her scams and attempted scams.  Her bullying tactics are no longer working.

Stephanie Redlick under a new aliases is offering to sell horses on behalf of owners. There’s just one problem. The horses offered are in no way shape or form connected to Redlick.

The barn itself? Looks polished. Professional. Impressive.

What’s that you say? Horses and a barn generated by A.I. – along with her ads.  

How many barns was she kicked out of in 2.5 months?  Three or was it four in very short order?

How many horses neglected, how many had to be euthanized?  How many abandoned?  

This one targets small businesses and its latest victims’ stories will break your heart.

Here’s how it works: Stephanie Redlick advertises cleaning services in local Facebook groups. The posts look polished — AI-generated.

Redlick finds a client. Quotes the job over the phone and by text..

Collects payment upfront via e-transfer.

Then Redlick turns around and hires a real cleaning business.

Promises them payment on-site. Tells them she’ll meet them there.

And then the excuses start…

– “I’m stuck in traffic.”
– “Go ahead and start.”
– “I’ll be there soon.”
– “I’m in a meeting.”

You can probably guess how this ends. She never shows up.

The cleaners finish the job. Take before and after pictures. And they don’t get paid.

And Redlick even has the balls to use their before and after pictures on her Facebook page.

And the people who pay the price? Not Redlick. it’s never her.

It’s the 2 women who showed up. Who worked. Who gave up their time. Who trusted they were walking into a legitimate job.

It’s their families. Their children. Their lost income. Their time they don’t get back.

Money they were counting on for things as simple — and as important — as Easter.

And one of those women is just coming out of a year of being homeless.  Just getting back on her feet.

The police have been contacted.

Recently, Crystal Mitchell — who many will remember as the driving force behind exposing the condition of 16 emaciated horses that Redlick is currently facing 2 sets of Animal Welfare Services charges for neglecting — decided to engage.

Crystal refused to back down even though Redlick attempted to bully her into doing so.

Carefully. Strategically. Crystal interacted with Redlick regarding these cleaning services. And what followed? For your entertainment we’re including screen shots of the text messages.

P.S. We especially LOVE how Redlick claims she’s going to report Crystal to the police.

Oh, and you’ll find a list of known Stephanie Redlick aliases below – but don’t get too attached to any of them because Redlick consistently changes the names on her profiles and ‘business’ business pages.

She’ll have another name for the cleaning company SCAM sooner than later.

So with Redlick a phone call inquiring abour her latest ‘business’ AKA SCAM usually results in a text back instead of a phone call ESPECIALLY now that her voice is so well known thanks to her 15 minute in person video interview by Rebel News.  (You can watch that here.)

We think Redlick is trying to say that she is going to report Crystal to the police.  So Crystal inquiring about a service that is obviously a scam is somehow a crime – but of course what Redlick is doing is not.

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.

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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