The move comes two years after a horse got stuck in a well in Oak Harbor.
GREENBANK, Wash. — Jerry Lloyd knows horses.
Lloyd owns five of them and understands how they operate.
“Horses have a knack for being curious and getting themselves in trouble,” Lloyd said.
It’s for that reason Jerry is recruiting and training people to come to the rescue of large animals through the group Animal Advocates of Island County.
Lloyd said there are hundreds of century-old wells, cisterns and septic tanks all over Whidbey Island that are unstable and could easily trap horses, cattle, or other
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