Pink Dog wrote:it has been outlined as a possibility if his value is over £1000 but he is not worth anything to anyone because hes not pure bred or registered and he is quite big and noone wants horses like him anymore, but to me he is worth the world. i have heard of this happening with pedigree dogs if the value is high enough.
Hi,
has anyone out there lost a loved pet to auction via an IVA/bankruptcy? many thanks to my horrid ex, who borrowed money on our joint name without consulting me first, has left me with alot of debt and no place to go. i have no assets as such but i have a very loving companion horse whom has been in my life since a young foal age of 11 months and he has seen me through the hardest of times, he is now 10 years old and is at risk of being crammed into a scabby trailer and punted to goodness knows who at an auction. my poor fella will find it very frightening and heartbreaking that i wont be there for him, as i have done all his life since he left his mother. How can these people do that to a living animal? would they sell your children at auction? no, because children can cry and call for mummy, animals feel heartbreak as much as any other living being but cannot tell it to anyone.
i pary daily that i can keep him, thats all i ask. he is worthless to anyone else, hes no good for shows etc its just me hes any good to, because i love him so.
Viki.W wrote:that was from an expert, thats why im so gutted. she is going to try and get them to reconsider as his market value is fairly poor, but she cant promise it.
Hey pink dog, please wait for an expert to advise you, I honestly don't think you should be worrying about this, you poor thing. Hang in there, an expert will be along shortly. Viki X
ThomasCharles wrote:they have offered me a loop hole. they say if i add his value to my IVA over the duration i can BUY him back!
If you had a thorough breed racing horse left in some expensive stables I would understand but I think your particular situation merits special circumstances and should be left alone.
MelanieGiles wrote:Melanie
Absolutely not! The very thought of someone asking you to do that is horrid. I have lots of clients who have horses in their IVAs - and I would fight tooth and nail for you to keep your hooved friend if I were acting for you.
And at the end of the day, this is a far higher priority for you than paying off a few debts.
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