Tennessee Moravian Farms

11/09/2024

So nervous

11/09/2024

First day

11/09/2024

Our newest arrival

Although we are still mourning the loss of our dear horses Merlin and Amalka, we must continue on by giving our love and energy to our newest arrival. She is a completely unhandled (not halter broke, never been touched) Appaloosa mare. I don’t know for sure- but she looks a lot like the wild horses that I saw on the Navajo reservation when I lived in New Mexico.

Apparently, she was rounded up and sold at an auction (she’s still wearing her sticker), then she ended up at a kill pen on her way to slaughter.

It broke my heart to think that she would die a horrible death, without ever having a chance. So now she is here.

I will be posting videos of her progress. Please follow our page, to travel with her on her journey from feral to friend. ❤️🐴

11/05/2024

Remembering our beautiful Amalka.❤️🐴

10/28/2024

We took some of our riders to the arena yesterday to play. We all had a great time! The girls are preparing for horse camp in November, because we all know it takes a little more horsemanship when you are away home. 😊🐴

10/06/2024

First big lesson day without Merlin. We are all hurting. 💔🐴

09/30/2024

Tennessee Moravian Farms is sad to announce the sudden, devastating loss of our beloved pony Merlin. 💔 Merlin was a great one - the kind every little girl and boy dreams of, and every parent trusts. He was loved by everyone who met him. Beautiful, kind, honest… just the absolute best. ❤️🐴

My heart hurts so badly. I almost can’t take it. 💔

Godspeed to heaven, my dear Merlin. You were so loved, and you will be greatly missed. 💔🌈 Till we meet again, dear friend. 🐴❤️🌈

Please feel free to share your photos and memories of Merlin. I know that he was love by many. ❤️

09/16/2024

Spa day for Carmen and Ray with our stylists Bayla and Tiana. The horses loved the special treatment and they look fabulous!

09/13/2024

Tennesse Moravian Farms is excited to introduce a new mobile, equine wellness therapy!

DRY SALT THERAPY FOR HORSES, DOGS, CATS, etc.

What is it?
Dry salt therapy is a drug free, non invasive, effective treatment that utilizes the natural healing benefits of salt to clear mucus, and dissolve bacteria and pollutants in the respitory tract. Ultimately, lung inflammatin will reduce, mucus will thin out, lung function will improve, and breathing passages will open. The excess saly not inhaled, will settle on the skin and will help skin conditions and reduce overal inflamation.

How does it work?
The halogenerator crushes and spins 99.99% pure, pharmaceutical grade, sodium chloride into tiny microparticles which are then blown into the treatment chamber and passively breathed in.

Who benefits?
Everyone! It is especially helpful for animals (and humans) who suffer from inflammatory or allergic airway disease (better known as heaves), horses who have been exposed to pollutants from traveling, those with skin conditions, and for overall wellness. Breathing in salt microparticles also helps horses to regain the salt lost through sweating, as the particles absorb on a cellular level, rather than through the digestive system when salt is eaten. This helps to normalize ph.

History
Our interest in salt therapy began 5 years ago, when we toured the Wieleczka salt mine, near Krakow, Poland. The healing nature of salt was discovered in the 1800’s by Polish miners who had glowing skin and never got sick. We were fascinated by this, as I suffer from asthma myself. We then learned, from our horse friends in Europe, that salt therapy is widely used there (and in Australia), for racing and performance horses. We searched in the United States, and only found a few nationwide- none near Tennessee. So we bought a mobile unit, and we are excited to share it with the horses of Tennessee.

SALT THERAPY PRICE LIST:

🐴 Mobile service, we come to you: 20-30 minutes: $45 per 1 horse or $70 double occupancy
$2 per mile travel fee from Chapel Hill, TN 37034
🐴 Trailer ins, 20-30 minutes: $40 per 1 horse or $60 double occupancy
🐴 Boarding with salt therapy: $200 for 4 therapy sessions and an overnight barn stay

Please contact us to book an appointment.

Karen Milostna Bielecki
615-975-1325

09/09/2024

Pony tails Club- the non profit side of our farm, is asking for (tax deductible ) donations to save a beautiful, unhandled Appaloosa mare from going to slaughter. Her bail is $900. We are grateful for any donations, including tack, feed, hay, horse treats, etc. 😊🐴

We hope to save her, then post weekly videos of her training progress from unhandled to riding horse and all around good citizen. This mare is thought to be 6-10 years old, although age is estimated because she is not halter broke.

This will be a wonderful, and informative journey. We hope that you will check our page for weekly progress videos. And feel free to ask questions, I’m happy to answer!

09/09/2024

Pony Tails Club- the non profit side of our farm, is asking for (tax deductible ) donations to save a beautiful, unhandled Appaloosa mare from going to slaughter.

We hope to save her, then post weekly videos of her training progress from unhandled to riding horse and all around good citizen. This mare is thought to be 6-10 years old, although age is estimated because she is not halter broke.

This will be a wonderful, and informative journey. We hope that you will check our page for weekly progress videos. And feel free to ask questions, I’m happy to answer!