An animal rights group in India has rescued 49 starving horses from a breeding farm in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, SIA reports citing BBC news.
Six of the horses, rescued from Aligarh town last week, have already died and four are doing "very poorly", a spokesman for Frendicoes told the BBC.
The remaining horses will need constant care for months if they are to survive.
The farm owner is untraceable. Four staff who were at the farm said they had not been paid for a year.
They said most of the other workers had left and that the farm was used for breeding race horses adding that most of the animals were thoroughbreds.
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