One of the horses police seized from a LaGrange County property has died from its wounds while in foster care according to Indiana Horse Rescue.

It was announced just before 11 A.M. back on Wednesday, October 23rd that LaGrange County Sheriff's deputies along with the State Board of Animal Health served a search warrant at the property of Larry Myers, Sr.

It was there that authorities found several animals to be in need of medical care, and officials found animal carcasses that had been improperly disposed of, according to a sheriff’s office report.

The State Board of Health seized 3 horses, 2 calves and a goat, for various reasons including inadequate medical care, neglect and no proof of immunizations, the sheriff’s office said.

One of those horses that was in foster care, Mica, was taken in by the Indiana Horse Rescue, but unfortunately passed away this past Sunday afternoon from her injuries.