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If you are looking to rehome a brumby please don't hesitate to call or message us and we will see if we can help you or put you in contact with someone that can. We are working in conjunction with Rehomers in SA, Vic, and NSW's and we are registered Rehomers for Kosciuszko Brumbies in QLD.
We had the pleasure of Elouise from Queensland Country Life visiting Clearview Brumby Rescue the other day to do a bit of a story on our wonderful Heritage Kosciuszko brumbies, and their plight in NSW at the moment under the regime of the NSW government and NSWPWS.
Why these CQ graziers have re-homed over 400 Kosciuszko brumbies.
Why these CQ graziers have re-homed over 400 Kosciuszko brumbies.
Thankyou Queensland Country Life and Elloise Bailey
I loved heading out to Thangool last week to speak to Moreen and Paul from Clearview Brumby Rescue Qld and meeting all the beautiful brumbies. As someone who used to travel through Kosciuszko regularly, it was amazing to see the brumbies thriving so many kilometres away and to witness just how much these graziers in central Queensland are doing to give them a second chance.
Why these CQ graziers have re-homed over 400 Kosciuszko brumbies.
2024.02.26
BRUMBIES TRANPORT FUND
PLEASE DONATE, HELP, AND SHARE
BRUMBIES TRANSPORT FUND / OR USE * / C.ESTEVES BRUMBIES T.F
NAB BSB 082-146
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 933259110
OPENING FLOAT: $1028.37
CLOSING FLOAT: $1478.37
AND GOOD MORNING, EVERYONE!
Here is an update on the transport fund and in the past week we have gone from $293.97 float balance to $1478.27 balance! Thank you thank you! We cannot thank you enough for your support and hope that this continues, as you know Clearview Brumby Rescue have put in an application for more KNP brumbies and are due to receive another 32 to 35 brumbies. Their costs are high for transport, and as you know we always help our rehomers as we can. They have already contacted us therefore they are next in line to receive help from us.
Please help up help them to get to the usual amount we are supposed to be donating, that being a third of their approximate $9,000. To 10,000 for transport. So, we still need at least to get to a 3000,00 for Clearview and at least to 5000,00 for the fund, so we can then help and give them a third of their transport costs in donations for their transportation and also to help other rehomers that may contact us! So, we need this in the thousands! As we are not a registered fundraiser, we can only raise a 15,000.00 amount per year to donate. Can we try and get there?
As you know, we had this dormant last year as there was all that terrible culling happening and now there is a small window, for us to rehome again, what may be the last brumbies coming out of KNP! Once they close the park a bloodbath in areal shooting will begin. This is not to sensualise the situation, but this is the grim reality of it! I implore all to help even a dollar donation can help. And for those who do not donate, as one stated you can share and support us still! SO please share, share, and share and donate what you can! Lets create an avalanche of donations!!!
As already stated, Clearview Brumby Rescue are getting a new load, so let us help them as we can! Any help will be appreciated! All counts! Even a $1.00 donation! We love you all the same!
If you are interested in rehoming a forever brumby, please contact Moreen Levin of Clearview brumby rescue, she can give you all the details.
Come on guys lets save the last ones before Parks and government start their areal culling. These may be the last brumbies coming out alive from Kosciuszko National Park!
LET’S GET THIS AVALANCHE! DONATE & SHARE !!!
Cheers Syndy
Free the brumbies fb page.
Tadpole having a lazy afternoon snooze,🥰🌸 under the warm sun. Hey guys lets not have the fund snoozing like tadpole Here!! Thank you in advance to all your donations this week.🐎🐎🐎🐎
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The 3 important key’s stated here in this post are the same 3 basic’s we work with our people who rehome from us to ensure the brumbies we rehome have the best future.
I’ve turned down so many horses this week. It got me thinking. One of the kindest things I think we can ever do for our horses is teach them basic life skills. Having dealt with so many rescue horses, wild horses and welfare cases there is some things I know pre dispose horses to end up in horrible situations. Sometimes it might not be abuse or neglect but just lacking these core skills heightens the chance they will be passed from home to home or not be able to cope and understand well in different situations.
1. Leading well, fundamentally if they don’t lead well, no tricks, just halter and lead rope, it means they don’t have a good grasp of what we are asking and so life is pretty confusing and stressful for them. It also heightens the chance they will fall into neglect because people can’t manage them. I’m constantly inundated with people trying to give me unhandled horses.
2. Hard tying, I’m a big believer horses need to understand the concept of being tied up and be able to stand relaxed. Not being able to understand this concept leads to so many secondary issues, not coping with being restrained in a float or truck, not standing still, not being able to be left unattended, hard to manage for the vet or farrier and just in the stable in general. These issues are such a cause of frustration for owners and lead to dangerous situations for horses, ie panicking in floats, pulling away for vets and unable to be safely cared for. It’s not big issues that people get rid of horses it’s little everyday things like this. Preparing your horses with even these first two life skills can help improve their chances at a safer future no matter where the go after.
3. Picking up feet. It’s not a deal breaker but being safely able to handle a horses feet is so important and also increases the chances they will be well cared for wherever they end up.
There are so many great methods out there that work. But these 3 skills are so important no what method you use. You might work at liberty yourself, clicker training, only lasso your horse to catch it from another horse or run them through crushes to do your work. But to do the best by the horse they need these three things no matter what you intend to do with them. The reality is circumstances change and we can never tell what the future holds. Future proofing our horses is one of the best things we can do for them. Learning and understanding just a few basic things give any horse a better chance at not ending up a bad statistic. It’s not a guarantee but it does help. Take it from someone whose inbox is flooded with horses that can’t lead, won’t tie, or have feet way too long and now need homes. No matter what you need from your horse make sure you give them these three things or help them get the training from someone who can.
This has played on my mind for quite sometime. NSWPWS use to count and manage the brumbies with an actual count of seen brumbies and then added and subtracted numbers accordingly to natural increase what was trapped and deaths. For years the figures they produced balanced and brumby numbers all seemed managed. It is only when a new methodology of counting was introduced (Cairns Methodology) that the estimated brumby numbers skyrocketed.
NSWPWS acted on this new information and set about trapping more brumbies. Now when I say set about trapping more they set up traps in areas that had not been trapped for years and they set up many more trap sites than ever before and trapped for longer periods.
Now this is where I am lost or confused. The new methodology stated there were between 15000 and 20000 at the time in the park instead of the previous 4000 to 6000 that NSWPWS were managing prior to the new counting methodology.
My question and topic of asking is WHY did the trapping numbers not skyrocket as the brumby numbers supposedly had with all the extra traps and longer trapping periods.
Does this mean NSWPWS are incompetent at trapping even though resources are supplied to do so and they have years of experience at trapping.
Is it because of their incompetence this now means that ground and aerial shooting is allowed.
Seems NSWPWS are not capable of managing trapping even though the numbers of brumbies are over 100% greater than when they were trapping the year before the new counting methodology.
Or is it JUST THAT THERE IS NOT THAT MANY BRUMBIES TO TRAP IN THE FIRST PLACE.
NSW government, NSWPWS, Reclaim Kosci, Invasive species and our ever loved Greens have all covertly joined hands to screw the Australian people over for their own agenda. It is a sad day when our Politicians have failed us the majority and our nations history to fold to the minority in the hope that some deal done can be used at a later date to keep them in power.
SHAME on the lot of you, You are a disgrace to this country.
When the truth comes out and it will, you will squirm and blame others. I will remind those that listen of the deals you have done and how you have sold out your national heritage for a short term gain.
Sorry for the long speal folks just needed to vent.
Thankyou for coming and we look forward to sharing the Brumbies with you and your youth program
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Hi everyone we’ve just put in our request for a load Monday morning so within the fortnight we expect to get notification of a load to be heading to us we’ve managed to secure homes for 17 of the 32-36 we expect to receive but more homes are needed and if we get more people stepping up and committing and volunteering to help us here then we will do everything we can to get another load out too before shooting commences however time is of the essence and we do not have another $10,000 spare to pay transport costs upfront so help via the transport fund would be vital for us and Cinzia Syndy Esteves Civardi has been an absolute brumby Angel with everything she has done to support the brumbies for the past 3 years we can never thank her enough so if you can support the transport fund you would be supporting us and other registered rehomers who could really do with help. The transport is only the 1st step then feeding them and basic vet work start’s upon arrival this all comes from us and the wonderful people who support us, so if you can’t rehome a brumby but want to help here’s your chance to help us save them and Thankyou for your support.
2024.02.20
BRUMBIES TRANPORT FUND NEW ACCOUNT DETAILS
PLEASE DONATE, HELP, AND SHARE
NAB BSB 082-146
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 933259110
OPENING FLOAT $293.37
CLOSING FLOAT: $503.37
AND GOOD MORNING EVERYONE! I SEE YOU ARE OUT THERE!!!
Thankyou! Thankyou! We are up by $ 210.00 since yesterday!!! LES KEEP THIS GOING!
Let’s get in the extra zeros behind this figure!
The fund is run by Rachel, Karen and myself. We are all still here and doing our best to keep this going as we can. For detail and records of the fund please visit NSW Brumbies group, all updated posts are pinned with the fund details update copies. (We do not distribute that outside of that group.) You can also see the terms and conditions pdf in the first pinned posts.
As you know Clearview Brumby Rescue are getting a new load, so let us help them as we can! Any help will be appreciated! All counts! Even a one dollar donation!
If you are interested in rehoming a forever brumby, please contact Moreen Levin of Clearview brumby rescue, she can give you all the details.
Come on guys lets save the last ones before Parks and government start their areal culling. These may be the last brumbies coming out alive from Kosciuszko National Park!
LETS GET THIS FIRED UP DONATE & SHARE !!!
Cheers Syndy
Free the brumbies fbpage.
Brumby featured is Valkor, from CLearview Brumby Rescue last load. Is he not a stunner😍😍😍😍😍😍
Photo reference From Bree Nai
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Hi everyone we’ve just put in our request for a load this morning so within the fortnight we expect to get notification of a load to be heading to us we’ve managed to secure homes for 17 of the 32-36 we expect to receive but more homes are needed and if we get more people stepping up and committing and volunteering to help us here then we will do everything we can to get another load out too before shooting commences however time is of the essence and we do not have another $10,000 spare to pay transport costs upfront so help via the transport fund would be vital for us and Cinzia Syndy Esteves Civardi has been an absolute brumby Angel with everything she has done to support the brumbies for the past 3 years we can never thank her enough so if you can support the transport fund you would be supporting us and other registered rehomers who could really do with help. The transport is only the 1st step then feeding them and basic vet work start’s upon arrival this all comes from us and they wonderful people who support us, so if you can’t rehome a brumby but want to help here’s your chance to help us save them and Thankyou for your support.
2024.02.19
BRUMBIES TRANPORT FUND NEW ACCOUNT DETAILS
NAB BSB 082-146
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 933259110
FLOAT $293.37
HELLLOOO EVERYONE!!! IS ANYONE OUT THERE ????
I am not sure why but I am about to take things on a personal level as here is the float of the transport fund with the same amount as 6 months ago! ???? Not to do an imitation of the muppet ‘ANIMAL’, but jee guys, lets start a conversation here!
I know that 2023 was a horrid year for the brumbies, and this one may not get any better, with the closing scheduled but if we do not try and help the last few that can be rehomed, it will be too late!
Clearview Brumby Rescue is getting ready for new brumbies. So, every little bit helps.
Come on let’s fire this up again to full speed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PLEASE DONATE AND SHARE!
Cheers Syndy
FREE THE BRUMBIES Fbook Page
Photo of Clearview last brumby load, featuring Galaxy.
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Atlas was 1 of the 1st Brumby Stallion’s we rehomed and him and Jordyn have a magical connection we are so amazingly proud of both of them 🤎🐴🤎🐴
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HI EVERYONE I HAVE AN UPDATE
I have 15 have people committed to taking brumbies from the next load
I still need 6-10 more asap to be able to put in an application for the load
As stated in the last post you can request male or female, under 3 or over 3 but you must be a bit flexible as we don’t have any control over what park’s traps
You MUST call me on 0428115128 to talk to me about your facilities, experience, wants for the brumbies future use, and your rough height and weight so I can match you as best as possible.
Now for those not so well equipped or not as confident or who lack support but have dreamed of owning a brumby some lovely ladies have come on board and offered some great options for you as time is now critical once the park is closed at the end of March and shooting commences on the 4th of April no more brumbies will get trapped and make it out from what we’ve been told so what we save now is what we save for the future.
Ariana’s details are bellow and Penny’s will be in the pictures you contact me for the brumbies and the ladies for the package that they will be able to help you with that best suit’s you and I know you will be forever thankful that you saved these beautiful heritage Brumbies as they are truly amazing and you will have an amazing experience.
Penny’s number is 0407693508
Business Name: ASL Equine Services
85 Highlands Road, Eudlo QLD, 4554
Able to provide:
- Full time handling and training for approximately $300 per week (prices may differ based on situation). Includes one lesson per week in person or via zoom so you can continue their training.
- Agistment in a yard and/or herd style on 60 acres. Self care: $50. Part Care: $75. Full Care: $100. Include feed: $25. Prices are per week.
- Training lessons to help anyone who is wanting a brumby but may need guidance.
- Trimming that won't destroy progress on unhandled or skittish horses.
We also have Maddison able to help she's worked with our Brumbies before also her details are in the pictures too.
We are so proud of our KNP Brumbies and the wonderful people who have believed in them and us and saved them by rehoming them 🤎🐴🤎🐴
UPDATE WE HAE 15 dedicated people to take brumbies from a new load but I desperately need at least another 6-10 for this load and more if I’m to save another time is of the essence they start shooting 1st week of April so it’s now or never 💔
Hi Everyone Paul and I would like to thank everyone who has contacted us recently and taken on some of the brumbies we had available here and for those that have contacted us to come and help out the response has been great Thankyou.
Now I need to put it out there we are prepared to take another load of 35 brumbies from Kosciuszko National Park before they commence aerial shooting in the coming weeks how we need committed homes for at least 20 of them so time is of the essence if you ever considered having a heritage KNP brumby join your family now is your chance as once they start shooting in April we know there won’t be many if any left once they reopen the park.
Your choices will be mare’s 3 years and up possibly pregnant but not guaranteed, fillies or colts 2-3 and under, colt’s and stallions 3 years and up. Colts and stallions will be gelded unless you can prove you have facilities and the ability to take on and keep a stallion we welcome those that can as we desperately want to hold more of these rare genetics for the future.
Colour isn’t a choice as we never know what we are going to get until they arrive and you will need to be flexible with s*x as again we don’t know how many males and females we will receive basically what’s trapped is what we get. I do my best to match people to brumbies that will ensure the best outcome for both you and your brumby so honesty with experience is really important.
You will need a holding yard, round yard, cattle yards to house your brumby until you bond and have got basic handling done eg halter, leading and picking up feet some are really easy and other’s take longer patient’s is the key along with consistency, love and discipline they need boundaries and to learn respect but you need to give respect and earn trust this is extremely important.
Please don’t be put off with age we’ve put 17 year old stallions under saddle the older boys have proven to be amazing and they are most definitely worth saving they all are.
The KNP Brumbies have proven to be extremely versatile, have amazing temperament’s, are extremely loyal and loving, are extremely intelligent and are extremely strong, hardy and resilient.
So PLEASE I can’t stress enough we have a limited amount of time literally 2 weeks to get our application in to park’s for the rescue so don’t hesitate to call me asap I need to speak to everyone personally who wants to rehome from us. You don’t pay for the brumbies from us you pay a fee towards the transport cost of $10,000 we pay up front to get the brumbies from Blowering holding yard’s to our property in central Qld then you pay the vet fee’s to have them branded, microchipped and when necessary gelded we also can do Hendra ect if you require at your expense.
We are self funded and have to pay all costs out of our own pocket upfront so it’s imperative we have committed homes waiting and your ready to pay vet fees as your deposit up front we also deliver your brumby to you so we need your address asap so we can coordinate delivery dates around work. Gelding isn’t done straight up we need to settle the brumbies for a few weeks then work a day out for vet work then it’s 2 week’s after gelding before the boys can be transported duty of care is paramount for us so you will have plenty of time to get organised and we welcome people coming to help and bond with the brumbies before delivery as we have them in our care feeding and desensitising them for weeks or months before you get them all of which cost’s us so every bit of support we get is appreciated so so much it’s a massive job.
So it’s now or never my number is 0428115128 remember commitment is paramount calling me is paramount and 20-30 homes are DESPERATELY NEEDED NOW
Thankyou from the bottom of our hearts and the brumbies lives that are in the balance.
Moreen and Paul
Clearview Brumby Rescue Qld
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Little Zena and her mum Sweetheart only hour's old
Ok everyone here it is the kick off to the 2024 Springsure Show Brumby Challenge we will be delivering some brumbies out there tomorrow some people already have there’s and once we get another delivery done we will be getting another load so there’s still time for anyone to join in. You don’t need to live in Springsure it’s open to everyone you just need to have a fresh Brumby to start with and you have until the 1st weekend in June 2024 to get your brumby to what ever level you can. There’s no pressure this is a fun family event open to all ages, we have grandkids and grandparent teams, children and adult’s of all ages. Please jump on board, book your family holiday for the 1st weekend in June to be in Springsure Central Qld, call me Moreen on 0428115128 to get a Brumby and contact Rachel Pierce to register for the Brumby challenge. It’s an amazing experience, fantastic fun, wonder memories to be made and you will be saving the life of a beautiful heritage Brumby and getting an amazing riding companion to boot…
Well what a champ Chance is. This is a quick video I did this morning when I spent a little time with him. Please note girth is on the last holes and the girth is still 6" short. Chance didn't mind so why should I. " UPDATED NOTICE" Chance has a new home he is going to Coffs Harbour NSW.
If anyone questions the temperaments of these magnificent Kosciuszko Brumbies please look at this Drifter arrived in the afternoon on 28-4-23 and here he is spending time with the Mum he chose on Saturday the 29-4-23 he’s a colt but we have herd Stallions and mare’s that are just the same I’m so proud to be able to save them but we can’t do it without the people who rehome from us, our volunteers support and the support from the community you can never know how grateful we are for everyone the donations we’ve received recently will help us immensely with feed and hopefully some shade and extra panels. We have our vet booked for a full day on the 26-5-23 to do gelding, branding and microchipping so it will be all hands on deck that day starting 6am finishing 6pm Especially if we have the homes available and we take another load within the following weeks, so if you’re wanting to help us save more brumby lives please don’t wait and call me asap….
Hi everyone Springsure Show has expressed interest in holding the Brumby Challenge again in 2024 so please get in touch with Rachel and help us save more brumbies in 2023
IF YOU MISSED OUT LAST YEAR AND YOU WANT TO BE APART OF 2024 SPRINGSURE SHOW BRUMBY CHALLENGE NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. MAYBE YOU WOULD LIKE TO DO IT ALL AGAIN!
Thankyou so much Teagan and Amy 👏🥰🤎👏 Story and Video by Amy Pratt - Hi everyone, meet Belle: Belle is a Brumby from the Kosciuszko Mountains, She is a 14h, flaxen chestnut mare. Mum and I met Belle at Clearview Brumby Rescue QLD. We were doing a 5 day Brumby training course with Paul Rushton and we chose her to work with, she was so sweet and gentle. In those 5 days we had taught her to lead, and we desensitised her to a bag and blanket. On September school holidays she arrived at our home and has been doing great ever since. So far we have rugged, bathed, lunged, lead and picked up all 4 feet. On December 19 she is getting her first hoof trim from our farrier. We will continue her training and hopefully be riding her soon!
We were able to find Rocky's sensitive spot as the video will show and he loves his sensitive spot scratched. A couple of the photos show this as well.
Here is a good news story, a couple of weeks ago Moreen put a post up of the brumbies we had just received and a lot of comment was made about a young girl in with the brumbies only days from the wild feeding this little yearling brumby filly. There was negative comments from some keyboard warriors and Horsemanship guru's without any consideration of what we may know about brumbies ourselves. This young lass fell in love with Flash and wanted her and her family agreed. So Flash was taken to her families property several days ago and today was the first time she had the time to work with her new besty Flash. Well I don't think I need to say more as the video speaks for itself but if anyone wants any tips on horsemanship and handling brumbies send me a message and I will put you in contact with this bonny lass. Well done Kensie you have made us all proud here at Clearview. Just look how calm and relaxed this little filly is and I think this a match that was meant to be.
Loving Retirement Home Needed Red may be a senior in years, (20-25) but he carries within his heart and soul the wisdom of a lifetime in the wild. The way he holds himself and looks you in the eye demands respect. We met in early March when I started as a volunteer at Clearview. He was wary of a new person in his space but we soon began to bond through gentle and calm interactions. I fell in love with his kind eyes, gorgeous colour and his brave heart and courage. In very poor condition and a world of dental pain when he arrived late last year, he learnt that humans only wanted the best for him and while he doesn't trust everyone, when he gives his heart to you, it's a humbling and beautiful experience. I've been blessed to be one of those he looks forward to seeing every day, and so grateful to the previous volunteers who helped him learn how to trust us. He recently had his 2nd lot of dental work (brave soul) and is feeling even more comfortable. Can call him to you in a large paddock, halter and lead him easily (still hesitant about gates, but gets there lol) pick up his feet (a work in progress) and brush him. Carrots, licorice and lucerne are his absolute faves. If you can offer Red a loving, nurturing and peaceful home to enjoy his retirement, please message Moreen.
This is a video of the mares and fillies from our last load coming to have a nibble on some hay from me.
Jordyn and Atlas a Qld girl and her KNP Brumby Stallion
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