The Los Angeles County Department of Public Works has issued a notice to owners to relocate their horses by Sunday from a stable in Willowbrook, where a fire killed four animals in June.
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County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Control officers document how many horses are still awaiting relocation.
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Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care & Control officer Sheri Koenig, accompanied by a Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy, checks to see which horses are still awaiting relocation.
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Michael Johnson, right, who grew up riding horses at the stable and also raised his children riding there, visits the site to reminisce.
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Furniture and odd items are left behind after a recent fire that killed three horses and a goat.
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A rooster wanders about some charred remains from last month's fire.
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Calvin Gray dances atop his horse outside of the stable.
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Jose Trujillo, left, and Jesus Garcia, who both help care for horses at the stable, rest in the shade. Property owners have agreed to tear down and rebuild the stables to comply with county regulations.
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Jose Trujillo wrangles a loose foal on 132nd Street on July 1, two days after signs were posted by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works allowing horse owners restricted access to relocate their horses from the stable in Willowbrook.
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A mare watches over her foal resting in the dirt at the stable in Willowbrook.
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Gonzalo Berumen spends time on July 1 at the stable where he keeps three horses. Berumen and other owners were told to evacuate their horses from the stable by Sunday.
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Horse owner Gregory Jackson walks his horse through the Willowbrook stable where a fire killed three horses and a goat. Stable workers say the facility will rebuild in compliance with Los Angeles County regulations.
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