Loudoun County, Va., officials seized 48 horses from a Middleburg farm, and animal cruelty charges could be on the horizon for the horses' owners. Officials said many of the horses were emaciated, standing in areas covered by their own feces, and their drinking water was frozen in their troughs. They allege that no hay was found on the property.

Officials received an anonymous tip about

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