10/21/2024
I'm obsessed with our Rescues.
Sadie was such a beauty. Picked her up in a chevron parking lot in Morton Wash......, after purchasing her sight unseen from eastern Washington. She was a beauty. Sweet and kind. But deep in my heart, I knew her life was meant for more. She had a sadness in her soul and I could feel it. Some people ask why I don't keep all our Rescues. I so wish I could explain the answer. But sometimes words are just so inadequate. It's something deep in my heart and soul. Sometimes I fight it. But that fight of selfish ambition just never wins. Because our biggest desire at the Grace Barn....is to nurture happy, content horses. That's always our goal.
Selfishly I wanted someone here to connect with Sadie and unlock her passion. People loved on her, but something was missing. So....
The last picture is at her new home up in Bellevue. There are NO words to explain the "whys." THIS was her passion. She has found her purpose in life. Needless to say, I don't have to guess if she is cared for and happy. Every placement is carefully prayed over and thoroughly weighed out.
Sadie is beautiful and talented. We were just her rest stop. I cried when her owners sent me her recent picture. What a job we have. Even when there are sad tears, as I load them up at the end of their stay with us.....there are even more "happy tears" when their real purpose in life is unveiled.. ❤️
And I am always so incredibly grateful for our small part in their life journey! ❤️