. >> reporter: zodiac is proof that an abused horse can be saved. zodiac was close to death when rescued in west virginia in october. but he practically has a clean bill of health. that's the hope for these 133 polish arabian horses. >> the horses are significantly underweight, parasites, need hoof work, dental work. >> reporter: six had to be put down. some were placed at secret facilities. the nonprofit group is already caring for 60 other abused horses and providing the new group with medication and food will be expensive. it cost $2500 per horse to rehabilitate them. they'll need more than $330,000 for may. >> it gets to be a big undertaking. >> reporter: the horses are said to be adjusting well to their new home. with the proper help, workers say they will all make a comeback like zodiac. andrea fujii reporting for eyewitness news. >> queen anne's county said the farm could face charges. if you'd like to volunteer or dploa nate, log on to wjz.com. >>> the workweek is starting off gloomy. right now it's partly sunny and mild. bob is here with a

on the issue of murders, i think i have a chance to help solve the zodiac killings. at various odd hours when i am up, and there is an article from the wichita police department. they had murderer -- murders that spanned over 30 years. they finally got the guy. if you can figure out who is handling it with homicide, i did not get the beginning of it, but i have got my name and my information on it, and somebody from homicide can go through it. i was very pleasantly surprised that they had something like that. whether or not there was another police department that had a span of murders. this what by information on the paper there, et and part of this was a police commission meeting. i did not have time, and that is what went on. the lieutenant from homicide, in whose name is on the paper. thank you. president mazzucco: thank you. we have three items coming up, three, four, five. they have been listed as three separate items. the presentation done by one group from the san francisco police department. to have the presentation done, that is essentially public comment r

on the issue of murders, i think i have a chance to help solve the zodiac killings. at various odd hours when i am up, and there is an article from the wichita police department. they had murderer -- murders that spanned over 30 years. they finally got the guy. if you can figure out who is handling it with homicide, i did not get the beginning of it, but i have got my name and my information on it, and somebody from homicide can go through it. i was very

or >> reporter: zodiac is proof an abused horse can be saved. >> he was the six horse we have had inyears. >> reporter: he was rescued in www.we have at day's enamors farm rescue. he has a bill of clean health. that's the hope for these arabian horses seized on friday from canterbury farm on the eastern shore. >> the horses are significantly underweight. parasites. >> reporter: six horses had to be put down. the rest were placed in four secret facilities around the state. their care will be administers by day's end. the non-profit group is already caring for 60 other abused horses and providing the new group with medication and food will be expensive. it costs $2500 per horse per month to rehabilitate them. for the month of may they'll need $330,000. >> it gets to be a big undertaking. funding is a big deal. >> reporter: horses are said to be adjusting well. with the proper health workers say they may all make a come back. >> animal control says the owners will face criminal charges. if you would like to donate or volunteer log on to wjz.com. and click on the news tab on the home pag

housing is a challenge for us because where we do have bases for instance zodiac, alaska, we have done ok in terms of trying to maintain them but they're very costly. the other services we're facing the same challenges and they got authorities and the money to enter into private -- public-private ventures. that is -- >> you have that authority? >> we do not have that authority. and also -- we had it in the past but it requires us to escrow a large amount of money which we never are able to get in our budget. so what we've done, sir, is we've leveraged off the other services. out in hawaii what we did was we creeded some of our land that we had -- ceded some of our land that we had for our old housing and the army built houses which now our coast guard take part in. at the other end of the spectrum i actually lived in a privatized house over bowling air force base right now. we're selling the commandant's house which we owned for 40 years out on chevy chase because it cost a lot of money and we were able to take the proceeds of those sales and turn them back into housing for our service