Bonnie and Blue - A Devastating Theft in Texas

URGENT UPDATE: Bonnie and Blue – A Devastating Theft in Kountze, Texas

Stolen Horse International | NetPosse Case #8931 & #8932

Stolen Horse International continues to actively assist Christy Miller of Kountze, Texas, following the heartbreaking theft of her two horses, Bonnie and Blue. As more details emerge, the emotional toll of this crime is becoming painfully clear.

The horses were stolen after dark on November 12, 2025, and before 8:00 a.m. on November 13, 2025, from Christy’s property at 15928 FM 943, Kountze, TX 77625.

This was not an accident, nor a simple escape.

According to Christy, the fence at the far edge of the property was deliberately cut, and evidence indicates the thieves used dogs to chase and take the horses. This was a calculated and violent act that has left a family shaken.

“They cut the fence. They used dogs and took them,” Christy shared.

Law enforcement responded quickly. A deputy on scene collected a cigarette butt and additional evidence, which is now part of the investigation. At this time, however, there are no solid leads, and the horses remain missing.

THE HUMAN COST OF THIS CRIME

For Christy, the loss of Bonnie and Blue is far more than missing livestock. These horses are family.

She describes the morning they were discovered missing as one of the worst moments of her life.

“I was screaming on my knees, crying to the 911 operator,” she said.
“When I remembered y’all, I calmed down. I told my husband that Stolen Horse International could help.”

In the midst of shock, fear, and overwhelming grief, knowing that there was a dedicated organization experienced in horse theft cases brought her a moment of grounding and hope.

“Y’all are very much needed. I was so comforted just remembering you.”

HORSES IN NEED OF CARE

Both Bonnie and Blue require ongoing medical and professional care, making their recovery even more urgent.

Blue – Grey Gelding - NetPosse Tag #8932

• Grey gelding, approx. 16–16.1 hands
• Cloudy eye
• Distinct bloody shoulder mark on neck and ear
• Scars on ankle and above hoof
• Requires gentle handling and attentive care

Full case details & printable flyer: https://netposse.com/tag.asp?id=8932 

Bonnie – Sorrel Mare - NetPosse Tag #8931

• Sorrel mare, approx. 16 hands
• White pastern on one back foot
• Old saddle sore marks
• Scar inside front leg and on jaw
• Needs chiropractic and professional care for old injuries

Full case details & printable flyer: https://netposse.com/tag.asp?id=8931 

REWARD OFFERED 

To encourage information leading to their safe return, the following reward is being offered:

• $1,000 cash
• Ford Freestyle vehicle with a clear title
• NetPosse Alerts activated nationwide

REPORT INFORMATION IMMEDIATELY

If you have any information, sightings, or suspicious activity—no matter how small—please contact us immediately:

• Call or Text: 409-659-8314
• Message Stolen Horse International / NetPosse

HOW YOU CAN HELP

• Share the alerts and this article everywhere
• Print and post flyers (available on Bonnie and Blue's NetPosse.com webpages) at feed stores, vet clinics, sale barns, and gas stations
• Send the alert link by email or text it to friends, trainers, farriers, transporters, and veterinarians
• Watch for unfamiliar horses, trailers, or sudden sales
• Forward the information to anyone involved in hauling, trading, or caring for horses
• Print the flyer in black and white (to save ink) and place those flyers on vehicles in equine event parking lots

• Share the NetPosse Alert directly to your Facebook page and horse-related group

In addition to Facebook, Stolen Horse International has already shared Bonnie and Blue’s information through multiple outreach channels, including:

• NetPosse Newsletter
• X (formerly Twitter)
• Pinterest
• Instagram
• TikTok

Stolen Horse International created a heartfelt video for Bonnie and Blue, featuring a custom song just for them. The video celebrates their story and can be enjoyed across multiple social media platforms. Watch and share the special moment on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/reel/625326630601699 

Every share matters. Every person reached increases the chance of bringing Bonnie and Blue home.

This broad distribution helps reach people who may not be active in traditional horse groups but could still see something important. 

HOW TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT THE PDF FLYERS — AND WHY THEY’RE DESIGNED THIS WAY

Each NetPosse case page for Bonnie and Blue includes a downloadable PDF flyer that is ready to print and post.

How to Download the Flyer

• Visit the horse’s NetPosse case webpage:
  • Bonnie: https://netposse.com/tag.asp?id=8931
  • Blue: https://netposse.com/tag.asp?id=8932

• Scroll down the page until you see the PDF Flyer link
• Click the link to open the flyer
• Download or print directly from your device

Once printed, flyers can be posted at feed stores, vet clinics, sale barns, gas stations, truck stops, livestock auctions, and community boards—anywhere people stop and look.

Why NetPosse Flyers Are Simple by Design

At Stolen Horse International, every flyer is created with real-world effectiveness in mind. While they may look simpler than graphic-heavy posters, that simplicity is intentional and proven to work.

Here’s why:

• Low Ink Use = More Flyers Printed - Flyers with minimal ink and clean layouts cost less to print. When people aren’t worried about running out of ink, they print more copies, which means wider distribution.
• Clear Identification Matters Most - The photos and details included are carefully selected to help someone recognize the horse quickly—not to decorate the page. Scars, markings, size, and color are prioritized because those are what people remember.
• Easy to Commit to Memory - A clean flyer with essential information helps the horse stand out in someone’s mind. Too many images or unnecessary graphics can distract from the details that actually trigger recognition later.
• Focus on Facts, Not Flash - The flyer tells the horse’s story clearly and directly. Every word and image serves a purpose: identify the horse and get them home.

This approach has helped countless horses be recognized and recovered over the years.

The Bottom Line

A simple flyer is not a limitation—it’s a strength.

By keeping the focus on identification, affordability, and memorability, NetPosse flyers make it easier for more people to print, post, and remember Bonnie and Blue.

Stolen Horse International stands with Christy and her family and will continue working until answers are found and these horses are safely returned to where they belong. Thank you for helping us put their faces and stories where they can be seen—and remembered.