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Nowhere as many sheep and they are big supporters of Napier City Rovers. There is a beautiful cricket ground in central Napier, Nelson Park and they played their first cricket game of the season there last weekend. Where else in the country can they do that? -
I read that she was doing her block when someone reported her to MPI by a vet or vets. I can guess that she must have been able to charm the inspector on the phone and escape an actual inspection. Somehow, she has been cleared so that she can resume her job, although she has a track record of evading responsibility and confrontation according to what I have read. I suppose they did inspect that spooky Learning Centre- there is even the word that holy water might have been used- lol but I would wager that she has not toed the line since. It appears that not one vet has lodged complaints against her, and she has been dismissive, even to the point of calling one a nutter or funny head in the head. That is so disrespectful, particularly of someone who would not be the depth, nor the integrity, that vet most definitely is. Remember her quote from the podcast, " I work with the best in the world, and my education has cost me a fortune " lol What education? The more I get to know about this woman, the more I feel that she works behind the smokescreen, manipulating other people to her advantage. It is not the horses, but about her and her craving to be validated and the show she has made about herself online -
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Are you serious? Just have a look at the rules for home kill beef!!! -
I read that Nairn claimed MPI had inspected her, but I highly doubt that ever happened. She’s a schemer—knows how to maneuver around authority with charisma and sweet talk like an old pro. The issue at hand is the Learning Centre funded by Equi-ed. It’s directly connected to Nairn and operates more like a butcher shop than a legitimate educational institution. If Equi-ed supports this, they’re not just approving unqualified dissections—they’re actively facilitating them. Considering the risks to people, students and animal welfare, I’m genuinely amazed MPI hasn’t intervened. When Equi-ed vindicates unqualified dissections, it’s not merely immoral—it’s hazardous.
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