Yet another New South Wales horse has fallen victim to the deadly Hendra virus, this time on a property at Mullumbimby in the state’s north.
It takes the number of horse deaths in the state to five in just under a month.
Yet another New South Wales horse has fallen victim to the deadly Hendra virus, this time on a property at Mullumbimby in the state’s north.
It takes the number of horse deaths in the state to five in just under a month.
I find it extremely rude that you filmed my horse and put her up for Australia to see.
Firstly, I find this an offence as you didn’t even ask my permission for her to be filmed, and then advertised her as a possible hendra virus candidate. I know every horse in this report and I highly doubt you asked the majority of owners if this was okay with them and I find this a complete outrage and highly offensive, I can guarantee you that none of these horse owners would want their horses filmed on TV for a hendra virus report, when we clearly know that our horses are in perfect health and condition.
I think you should considered your selves ignorant and out of place as it is completely rude to advertise our beautiful horses in such a way with out even asking for our permission for them to be filmed and knowing perfectly well that these horses filmed are not in anyway infected with the disease.
My daughter was hysterical after seeing footage of her horse on NBN last night. The footage used was taken in a paddock leased by us and is at the end of a quiet country lane. No one asked my permission. Your story, in using unauthorised footage, has caused a great deal of panic within the horsey community of Mullumbimby.