Six horses seized by the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs during a recent cocaine bust have found a new home at Blaze Tribute Equine Rescue in Harrah.

The rescue sanctuary has taken in the horses, providing them with a safe and nurturing environment. The horses were seized as part of a major cocaine trafficking operation, and their previous owners were allegedly involved in the illegal activity.

Local Community Supports Rescue Efforts

The local community has come together to support the rescue efforts, with many residents donating time and resources to help care for the horses. The rescue sanctuary is dedicated to providing a safe haven for horses in need, and the community’s support is crucial to their mission.

In other news, early voting for the Oklahoma primary election has begun, with voters able to cast their ballots for the next week. The election will determine the candidates for various state and local offices, including governor and attorney general.

A recent poll shows that former state senator Mike Mazzei is leading in the Republican primary for governor, with 26% of the vote. Mazzei has been endorsed by President Trump, despite facing questions over payments to longtime Trump ally Roger Stone.

Original reporting: Oklahoma City News Feed (HLL/CB) — read the source article.