MJM Horse Rescue

08/08/2024

Happy happy day. Storm was adopted to his forever home. He has a little girl, Jocelyn to love him. Thank you all for giving him a great home.

08/08/2024

https://www.kolotv.com/2024/08/08/nevada-animal-sanctuary-risk-losing-its-animals-calls-community-help/

A broken water truck is putting a Nevada animal sanctuary at risk of losing their beloved animals.

08/06/2024

Quick live for our meal prep chores

08/04/2024

08/04/2024

Last day to order or maybe even host yourself. Help me, help the horses

08/02/2024

We are slowly getting closer to our goal of $1000 for our special grain. Let’s keep going! Thank you for your support everybody. 

08/02/2024

Pasture time

08/02/2024

Treating Thelma with a medication bath. Thank you to recent donations we’re able to stay up to date with treatments I

08/01/2024

Horse Plus Humane Society is thrilled to announce that renowned actress Dawn Olivieri will be a guest speaker at the Horse Plus Retreat at the end of this month. Dawn Olivieri, known for her captivating performances in Yellowstone and many other TV and film projects, is a passionate advocate for horses and their well-being.

The Horse Plus Retreat is an opportunity for members of the Full Circle of Life Horse Shelter Network to come together and learn from each other. One organization attending the retreat will win a $15,000 Grant! Dawn Olivieri’s participation in the Full Circle of Life Horse Shelter Network is a powerful testament to the critical work that the Full Circle of Life Horse Shelter Network undertakes in rescuing, sheltering, and protecting horses in need. Dawn Olivieri's commitment to equine welfare, and her passion for horses, especially Mustangs is so commendable.��

The Full Circle of Life Horse Shelter Network is immensely grateful to Dawn Olivieri for choosing to volunteer as a speaker at The Horse Plus Retreat. Her commitment to horses, her compassion, and her influence as an accomplished actress serve as an inspiration to others and contribute significantly to the movement to create a world where all horses are treated with love, respect, and dignity.��

Members of the Full Circle of Life Horse Shelter Network will have the opportunity to learn about Dawn’s journey, the creation of her horse rescue, and the importance of content creation and narrative within rescue.��The Full Circle of Life Horse Shelter Network provides comprehensive care and support for horses in every stage of life, regardless of their age, behavior, training, or medical problems.

The Network's mission is to help all horses in need, no matter what stage of life they are in, even if they need the Last Act of Kindness. The shelters within the Network provide a safe and nurturing environment for horses who have been abused, neglected, or abandoned. They also work to educate the public about the importance of horse welfare and responsible horse ownership.

The Full Circle of Life Horse Shelter Network is a valuable resource for horses and horse owners across the United States. The horse shelters within the Network provide a much-needed service for horses who would otherwise not have a chance at a happy and healthy life.

07/30/2024

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉

Penny Coles, Nancy Austin, Jeannette Granger

07/28/2024

enjoy some of our babies!!

07/28/2024

Special thank you to all of our donors for our grain fundraiser!! We are up to $205! Thats just over 10 bags of grain! All of you are amazing. We appreciate you so much.

If you are new to seeing our most recent fundraising efforts here’s a bit about what we are trying to do:

As you know it is our goal to take the best care of our animals as we can. Sometimes, that means making changes (let’s be honest we are ALWAYS making changes 😂) We have recently been given a great opportunity to work with a company to get a custom mixed and pelleted grain! They have veterinary and nutrition staff on board and we feel like this would greatly benefit our herd. This grain specifically needs to be ordered a pallet at a time. 1 pallet is $1,000 (roughly $20 per bag). If you can, please donate towards purchasing the pallet. Any amount will help! Check back to see the thermometer fill up as we reach our goal!!! We appreciate all of you and can’t wait to update you on this new journey!

Check us out, follow us, ask us questions, donate, or sponsor to help us help these beautiful animals in need. www.mjmhorserescue.org.💕Donations via Venmo: -horse-rescue 💕Shelterluv at https://checkout.shelterluv.com/donate/MJM 💕 Zeffy https://www.zeffy.com/donation-form/dc41ac95-ac1e-466d-b3d7-bc7a30e5d643 💕check mailed to 505 W Nebraska St Dunbar, NE 68346 💕or send us something from our Amazon Wishlist: https://a.co/fp5iCW7. Thank you from the bottom of our and our horses hearts.

07/26/2024

Ms. P***y is currently working on achieving a healthy weight, but she has the potential to be a great horse for a young cowgirl. She enjoys attention and will make a talented rider once she reaches her weight goal. Ms. P***y is also comfortable being ridden ba****ck with a halter. She is a sweet and gentle horse who is looking for her forever home.

Check us out, follow us, ask us questions, donate, or sponsor to help us help these deserving beauties www.mjmhorserescue.org.💕Donations via Venmo: -horse-rescue 💕Shelterluv at https://checkout.shelterluv.com/donate/MJM 💕 Zeffy https://www.zeffy.com/donation-form/dc41ac95-ac1e-466d-b3d7-bc7a30e5d643 💕check mailed to 505 W Nebraska St Dunbar, NE 68346 💕or send us something from our Amazon Wishlist: https://a.co/fp5iCW7. Thank you from the bottom of our and our horses hearts.

07/26/2024

Tango, one of our rescues that my son adopted, showed in the Otoe County Fair today, and received a blue ribbon. Great job Tango and Cam

07/24/2024

Special shoutout to Lindsey Hall and Amanda Dennis for making our meter go up and get closer to our goal for special feed. We can’t thank you enough or do this without all our supporters.

07/24/2024

Fresh pasture provides an abundance of vitamin E but hay is devoid of vitamins after harvesting.

My horses have always been on VE supplementation during the winter & since moving to Arizona they have been on it full time.

However as of late I’m learning it’s not enough. 😖

The NRC recommends a daily intake of about 1000 IU per day for the average horse in light work, although many experts insist this should be higher.

I typically provide 2-3000 IU to my horses depending on their workload however after my best boy Prowler displaying odd and unusual behavior, off to the vet we went.

Over the last few months he has been becoming unpredictable, overreacting at the smallest thing, feeling out of control even at a trot & exploding for no reason (the latter resulted in bucking me off very badly).

After cervical xrays, ultrasounds, THO & hyoid scopes, the vet came up with nothing. But she agreed something was “wrong” as Prowler seemed to have vision impairment & failed his baseline neuro exam.

We started with running blood work for EPM which came back negative, so her next idea was testing for Vitamin E through which we uncovered he is dangerously low in this essential piece of nutrition. 🏥

Symptoms of VE deficiency that look like other common problems:
🩺Eye & vision changes aka: becoming spooky, reactive or nervous
🩺Muscle pain & stiffness: we often reach for the magnesium here
🩺Dry/damaged coat: more omegas are typically toted as the answer
🩺Neurological problems: often we reach for trial treatment of EPM & Lyme.

Untreated - vitamin E deficiency can cause severe issues including permanent vision problems as well as equine motor neuron disease and equine degenerative myeloencephalopathy (this is fatal).

Although we finally have a direction of Prowler’s problems, now begs the question if we found it soon enough. For me, as the ever advocate of prehab & prevention, it feels like I’ve failed my horses once again by having to learn the hard way.

He’s now on 10,000IU of natural VE per day and we will retest in 3 months 🙏 Natural VE is also the key, with liquid form being more bioavailable than powder, but both are better than synthetic. If you do feed a powder it is essential to feed an oil alongside it for optimal absorption.

Running testing for vitamin E will become a regular part of my veterinary workups for all my horses - how about you?

07/23/2024

Hey everyone!

As you know it is our goal to take the best care of our animals as we can. Sometimes that means making changes (let’s be honest we are ALWAYS making changes 😂) We have recently been given a great opportunity to work with a company to get a custom mixed and pelleted grain! They have veterinary and nutrition staff on board and we feel like this would greatly benefit our herd. This grain specifically needs to be ordered a pallet at a time. 1 pallet is $1,000 (roughly $20 per bag). If you can please donate to purchase the pallet. Any amount will help! Check back to see the thermometer fill up as we reach our goal!!! We appreciate all of you and can’t wait to update you on this new journey!

Check us out, follow us, ask us questions, donate, or sponsor to help us help these beautiful animals in need. www.mjmhorserescue.org.💕Donations via Venmo: -horse-rescue 💕Shelterluv at https://checkout.shelterluv.com/donate/MJM 💕 Zeffy https://www.zeffy.com/donation-form/dc41ac95-ac1e-466d-b3d7-bc7a30e5d643 💕check mailed to 505 W Nebraska St Dunbar, NE 68346 💕or send us something from our Amazon Wishlist: https://a.co/fp5iCW7. Thank you from the bottom of our and our horses hearts.

07/19/2024

We have a very large pile of horse sh # # that we need removed. Any farmers around that can come haul it for us? We possibly can load, depending how big your truck is lol. Any donations to help us pay would also be great appreciated.

Check us out, follow us, ask us questions, donate, or sponsor to help us rescue, rehabilitate, retrain and rehome more. www.mjmhorserescue.org.💕Donations via Venmo: -horse-rescue 💕Shelterluv at https://checkout.shelterluv.com/donate/MJM 💕 Zeffy https://www.zeffy.com/donation-form/dc41ac95-ac1e-466d-b3d7-bc7a30e5d643 💕check mailed to 505 W Nebraska St Dunbar, NE 68346 💕or send us something from our Amazon Wishlist: https://a.co/fp5iCW7. Thank you from the bottom of our and our horses hearts.

07/19/2024

Fun chores hahaha

07/19/2024

Cash is ready for his forever home. He is so sweet tempered and loves attention and will do anything you ask of him. Has not spooked to anything as of yet, Including cars, deer, dogs, cats, goats, bridges, water. Will ride out on his own or with other horses.

07/18/2024

We thought we had a goat, but Prince thinks he’s a dog. He is so spoiled

07/18/2024

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉

Gina Battershaw, Cortney-Nicholas Brown, Nancy Austin

07/16/2024

Today and tomorrow mark Amazon Prime Day, an optimal time to explore our Rescue list and contribute to our cause. We appreciate your consideration and support.