Tell us what you know

Help the horse cause: if you know something about a horse theft, tell us. No account needed, and at the end you choose whether to stay anonymous or leave a contact; either way you get a code to check the status.

It is read by a person on the team and we never publish the name of a suspect: don't accuse anyone without grounds. This doesn't replace filing a police report.

What kind of information do you want to share?

What did you see, or what do you know?

Tell us what you can: animals, people, vehicles, odd movements. Don't include your personal details.

Where? (optional, but it's the detail that helps most)

Drop a pin on the map or describe the place in your own words.

What are you marking? Choose, then tap the map.

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Tap the map to drop the pin; drag it to adjust.

The location is where it happened, not where you are: “My location” only centres the map — we save the point you drop.

You can mark more than one point: pick what each one is and tap the map. Every wire cut, every track and every camera helps the search.

Description of the place

“Back paddock, entrance off the dirt road” helps more than a street address.

District

When? (approximate date and time)

If you remember the time, pick it: that's what lets us cross-check your tip against other incidents nearby.

Can we get back to you?

Both work. The difference is whether we can ask you follow-up questions.

I'd rather stay anonymousWe don't store your IP, your device or anything that identifies you. Nobody — us included — can tell it was you.Leave my details so you can contact meOnly the team sees your name and contact, and only to follow up. They're never published. It's also what lets you attach photos and video.

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