Laying in dirt

The next day she woke up in the farmhouse, she jumped out of the bed and started to make breakfast for her and the horse. She ate her bread really fast and went to the stables with a bucket horse food and a bucket fresh water. The terrible smell annoyed her so she called Ashley. Ashley was one of the cops she met. Ashley had told her to call her if she needed anything, and this was a good time for it. When Angel called the office she heard that Ashley was on her way with hay and straw.
A few minutes later a police pick-up parked in front of the stables. Ashley and Angel cleared all boxes, except the one the horse was laying in. Angel made a new stable ready in case the horse would be strong enough to move. After 6 hours the stable was clean. Ashley was glad to see that Angel took this so serious. The horse was feeling better and was standing in his box, looking what the two were doing. His box wasn’t closed and he carefully walked out of it. Angel looked up “Hey little boy, are you ready to move to your new home?”. The horse snorted and walked straight to his new box. Angel cleaned his old box and gave the horse a new bucket of food and water. Ashley called a vet and a farrier. Angel started to clean the horse a bit. The vet came and did some tests. He told that the horse was a Ravequine and around 4 years old. He was healthy, although his weight was too less. The Farrier took care of his hooves and gave him special horse shoes.