Facebook seller mis-sold me an unsafe horse that kicked my daughter in the head
A mother is speaking out after her daughter was injured by a horse she purchased from a Facebook seller who allegedly mis-sold multiple unsafe animals. The case highlights the lack of industry regulations in the horse trading market.
Why it matters
It exposes the dangers of unregulated online animal sales and the potential for severe physical harm to buyers.
Image source, Facebook Image caption, Tasha Lee Hopkins, who is alleged to have mis-sold horses via social media, regularly posts photos to Facebook of herself riding horses
The article reports on personal accounts and industry warnings without taking a political stance.
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