BABY COW UPDATE: nothing really new to report. We’re waiting on his response to medication. He is drinking and eating now and we are actively working to solve a few problems identified by his vet. I was watching my wife interact with him and my heart surged in these little moments they’re sharing together. Ally is the closest thing to a real life Disney princess to me that I think there will ever be. And maybe that’s a boring video to share, but I could watch this over and over. Follow Colby’s Crew Rescue for a name reveal and how we solved him being alone at such a young age…
BABY COW UPDATE: HE TOOK A TURN FOR THE WORSE… Thank god for Dr. Carly Mayer who was willing to come out immediately and render life saving care to him. We had a cow specialist vet out originally when he first came and she thought he was okay and left us some medications and a bottle but it quickly became apparent that he was worse than she or we originally thought. Dr. Mayer came immediately (a true hero, let her know in the comment section) and conferenced in some great cattle vet minds before we sent him to hospitalization. Now he needs to fight. Please send prayers and good vibes to our little man as he fights for his life. Follow Colby’s Crew Rescue for part two!
WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF AMISH OWNER SURRENDERS OF HORSES THIS MONTH.. but I have to admit my jaw dropped when someone called and offered us a sick baby highland cross calf. We usually don’t deviate from horses being a horse rescue… but an animal in need is an animal in need. We do have two pet cows (mini dexters) but this would be our first baby orphan cow. We immediately called our cow expert friends and our veterinarians for assistance. Let us know if you’d like us to continue the orphan baby calf series in the comments or go back to posting just strictly horses. Make sure you’re following Colby’s Crew Rescue so you don’t miss part two: the vetting!
STAY TUNED FOR SOME FUN TOMORROW AND A BIIIIIIG ANNOUNCEMENT TO COME IN THE COMING MONTHS.. whatever you’re thinking, it’s BIGGER! Follow Colby’s Crew Rescue for more updates.
The final part before Bison meets our BIGGEST horse at the rescue. Stay tuned to see the KING meet the little PRINCE! Follow Colby’s Crew Rescue for the updates :-)
THERE IS ONLY ONE REASON FOR ME TO BRING THIS VIDEO BACK FROM OCTOBER… that means an update is coming and I just want to refresh the story. Check the comment section for a hint of where the Old Amish Buggy mare is today. Oh and she has a name… meet “Honeybee” - I can’t wait to tell you her story and why her name is a perfect fit. 🍯 🐝 Follow Colby’s Crew Rescue so you don’t miss a single update!
Tiny Bison is RELEASED from quarantine and seeing the farrier. Ready for a present day Bison update? Follow Colby’s Crew Rescue and stay tuned!!
HAVE YOU EVER SEEN A HORSE IN THE HOUSE? Now you have. Ally took little Bison inside last December. Follow Colby’s Crew Rescue for his next update :)
You’ll never find Ally very far from the barn and a horse in need. Part Seven of Bison’s story. Stay tuned for Part 8! Follow Colby’s Crew Rescue so you don’t miss a thing!
Part Six of Bison’s story. I’m still a bit under the weather so I hope you guys don’t mind a few reruns 🥰🩵 follow Colby’s Crew Rescue. (This video is old and Bison is okay, please follow us to see the next update!)
OUT OF OFFICE: the plague
Ally and I are both sick as dogs so if this reads funky that’s why.
So I wasn’t able to attend the live feed vettings because some small child came out for a meet and greet and gave our entire farm and staff the literal plague.
Thinking of signing our future adoption ads like…
Dear Future Adopters,
Please do not bring your sick spawn to the farm. If snorting, coughing or hacking — follow CCR quarantine protocols.
Sincerely,
Everyone
I have melted into my couch with a circus train of elephants traipsing around my brain and the worst malaise ever.
I don’t think I could muster up the energy to climb up if you cattle prodded me.
Ally didn’t leave a building today so I know she is also very sick. Typically she rides a horse every day, or spends the entire day outside and she just couldn’t do either today and that never ever happens.
So I did cancel the vettings this week and please know that also NEVER happens but here we are.
I did however get lots of pictures from the vettings that went on without us and when I know who and what my name is (you think I’m joking but I just spent 25 minutes trying to open a cabinet) and what planet we’re on… I’m totally going to post some pictures.
Until then, enjoy Dr. Noel (video proof the vetting still goes on, camera or not!) watching another “Cadillac” as he likes to call them jog up the strip looking great!
I hope to get adoption posts up tomorrow as well.
Apologies for the delay. It’s nap time now, but I’ll be sure to get right on it!
Taking suggestions on Netflix bingeable suggestions and plague cures.
Thank you for your patience and kindness.
“I’M JUST TRYING TO LEAVE THE WORLD A LITTLE BIT OF A BETTER PLACE THAN BEFORE I WAS HERE,” that’s what my wife said when she was asked last night why she does what she does. Rescuing horses all across the country that are desperately in need for someone to care and show kindness and compassion. James would have died on that disgusting floor of manure and urine had it not been for Ally and her wonderful team of donors and supporters and vets and staff. Together, they are ALL making the world a better place. One horse at a time. FOLLOW Colby’s Crew Rescue for more stories of Ally, horse rescue and kindness 🥰