CHOCTAW, Okla. -- Two dozen horses and donkeys were found fighting for their lives, and their owner could face up to 24 counts of felony animal cruelty charges. “These are some of the worst we have probably seen,” Natalee Cross with Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue said. Ribs were poking out. Harnesses were embedded in their skin. Several barely able to stand up. More than 20 horses and donkeys now are barely hanging on to survival. “That’s suffering,” Cross said. “That’s just not right.” It all started with an eagle-eyed neighbor. Police were called to a Choctaw home on a report of a starving...