Pick whichever suits you. All three go to a person on the team.
Tell us how many there were, when it happened and what happened. You don't need an account or your animals' details on file. If you never filed a police report, or the horses have already turned up, enter it anyway: that case counts too.
Report the theft →
Activate the protocol from your account and we'll write the draft police report and the filing for the prosecutor's office, with the list of what to do in the first 24 hours. It also works without your horses' records on file.
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You saw a horse that might be stolen, an odd movement, a place. You can tell us without giving your name — we don't log your IP or anything that identifies you — or leave a contact so we can follow up and you can add photos or video. You get a code to check the status.
Tell us what I know →
None of this replaces filing a police report, and it isn't legal advice. If a horse was stolen from you, file the report anyway: we help you get there with everything ready.