Wild Hearts Rescue Ranch

07/29/2024

Wouldn’t it be rad to have a sheriff that’s not against animal welfare, Pima County? You functioned for four years under a man with a good heart and re elected a monster. Good times! Vote for character not party. This a a good solid man with a clean reputation and good heart.

Bill Phillips is running for sheriff of PIMA COUNTY here in Arizona and one of his platforms is Why we need the Animal Cruelty Task Force.Here's Bill's websi...

06/22/2024

06/03/2024

We found homes for thirteen goats and two pigs so far, with high hopes an adoption for the mustang abandoned here by the family we bent over backwards for around Christmas being adopted Friday. That leaves a few companion horses left to be adopted and Wild Hearts Rescue Ranch will change forever. You see, evil, lazy and incompetent men/women in law enforcement in counties across the southern part of the state and nation in general are ignoring the suffering of horses and livestock. I’m tired of bailing the ocean with a spoon. I’m going after the people failing to enforce our adequate laws and I’m coming for them HARD. The Pied Piper of Incompetence in our neighboring county is the biggest offender I know of and it’s election season. In fact, there may not be a more vile, childish, vengeful or petty fool doing more harm to the welfare of horses through his dedicated denial in the south. If there is someone worse than Nonuts, I’m gonna find them and be the rock against which they break, too. 501c3 management limits political speech and action, and the problem is political. In two months I will absolve the 501c3, possibly return to state incorporation, and every breath I take will be fueling the fight to undo the damage to my life’s work in Pima county. There hasn’t been prosecution of animal welfare crimes to speak of in the county in 24 months or so. The number of egregious cases reported to Wild Hearts after law enforcement did nothing, alone, is indicative of a big ole problem. The resources used to defend nonuts against several lawsuits and investigations could definitely fund enforcement of our adequate animal welfare laws. I even found where to source the funding for them to fix their nasty little problem! Neato, right? I’m sure I will show up to intervene for horses and animals, especially those who’s suffering is evidence against the Pied Piper of Incompetence and his ilk. I am one woman, with little support. I cannot save them all. Not even close. What I CAN do is systematically dismantle the machine that deprives horses and livestock of the basic rights every living creature managed by man should have. Every living thing deserves to not be subject to depravity, starvation, filth, torture, neglect, and suffering and the laws of the state and counties support that. Now if only we could get certain leaders in elected positions of law enforcement to see… failing consistently to enforce our adequate animal welfare laws is about to get pretty damn embarrassing at the least. It might even get down right fu**in inconvenient come election time. Hear me, elected LE officials who enjoy habitually ignoring the suffering of horses and livestock. I’m right behind every case you ignore. I’m documenting. I’m demonstrating. Soon I will be screaming your inadequacy and participation in cruelty from every street corner. People should not expect some turd in a position of near absolute power to protect them and their basic rights when they will not protect the right to FOOD, WATER AND HUMAN DECENCY for a whole species of animal. I AM COMING FOR YOUR JOBS AND REPUTATIONS. The lot of you are essentially complicit in animal abuse and suffering and it’s damn disgusting and disgraceful. Someone way more important than me said that the success and morality of a nation or society can be judged by how its most vulnerable members are cared for. I, personally, am sick of being clowned on by a stuffed shirt busy covering his own ass for his crimes and shortcomings a county over. It’s damn embarrassing that I spent a decade making examples of these cases and putting them front and center on the news and in the court rooms to have it fall apart again over a joke with no punchline mistaken for a whole ass sheriff.

05/27/2024

It seems as though the time has come to end this decade long legacy of mercy and justice. I have proven beyond the shadow of a doubt that no amount of 7 day work weeks with 12-16 hour days can support it. I cannot seem to locate traction on donations and support, or even have a well paid dedicated support team that is reliable to care for the animals some while I perform those work weeks. Counting on volunteers is out of the question. 80% of the time they don’t show up when offered or planned, and constantly training new volunteers is out of the question schedule wise. It’s been a good run. I can’t keep killing myself mentally, physically and financially, alone in all of this. I’ve spent over 5k in the last two months alone with less than a thousand in donations. I’ve made a couple fundraiser posts with less response than ever. Daily calls for response, support and solutions to suffering still come, but I cannot continue to respond without any kind of support. The county I worked a decade in has somehow not handled a single animal welfare or abuse case through prosecution in almost two years because of their sheriff, the ole Pied Piper of Incompetence. It seems the most valuable thing I could do is attack this widespread lack of enforcement and use of our adequate animal welfare laws head on, but that is a political undertaking I cannot legally perform with a 501c3. I’m tired, broke, and a bit hopeless any of it will ever change. I’d like to assure those in positions of law enforcement and politics that this in no way means I will be calling YOU out less. You did not “win,” you redirected my focus clearly onto yourselves and your lack of willingness to enforce the law to stop suffering and punish cruelty and abuse. I see you. My muzzle is being removed post haste. We need homes for four horses, ten goats, four potbelly pigs and funding to get to the point I can “close the doors” with just our remaining animals that are not likely to locate successful adoption. If in the future there is an inability for any reason to care for those undesirable adoptees, I may have to consider the most painful (for me) option and send them over the rainbow bridge with the help of our vet team. Responding to so many cases in which people just needed to do their own euthanasia for their neglected elderly animals has broken my soul. I don’t even have feelings left to hurt. Poor horsemanship, mental and emotional weakness, poverty, ignorance and just plain insanity about the responsibility to provide a clean death at home to animals that have been used and neglected cannot be resolved. Recently, the Pima county sheriffs department responded to a complaint from one such ignorant horse owner about me getting a surrender document signed for a willing surrender of a suffering horse and taking it and putting it to sleep on my dime as my surrender document clearly explains I will do if the animal cannot be rendered free of suffering any other way, but did not respond to numerous reports from Neighbors about the condition of this animal before I became aware of it. This level of absolute nonsense is not tolerable or sustainable. I have done my time, but in my heart I know I will not stop pursuing justice and mercy for the suffering horses and animals that so desperately need our good laws to be enforced. It won’t drain thousands upon thousands of dollars from my bank account from my own blood sweat and labor, leaving me without groceries, medical care or credit to pursue those who refuse to enforce the animal welfare laws. It’s definitely going to p**s a lot of powerful and less than moral people off. I will not be able to mitigate that against the tremendous burden of animal care here. In some alternate utopia, I wouldn’t have to exploit injured and suffering animals with traumatic and dramatic imagery on the internet to beg for support for the very valid and constant work I am doing. I would not have to expose good people who just needed our help and sacrifice morals about helping people quietly to preserve their dignity to get support. If I cannot simply state the need for the support we require and why without graphic pictures and shorting others of dignity in their time of need, I just won’t do it. I won’t go on the news anymore because their ethics are garbage. I won’t throw public events anymore because they are time consuming and exhausting with little results. I WILL be calling out law enforcement who refuse to do their job where animals are concerned and abusers who should be shamed and exposed until I’ve successfully forced their hand or ruined their lives. I’m not cleaning up everyone else’s mess in this giant societal issue, alone, anymore. When the final adoptable animal leaves this property I will absolve the 501c3, and set about a different kind of animal welfare service. The forcing of hands to perform basic human decency, other than my own. Rescue isn’t heroic. Rescue isn’t martyrdom. It’s literally what ANYONE witnessing suffering should be doing anything within their power to correct. It’s been said that a society can be judged by how its weakest members are treated and protected, human or animal. We aren’t doing so good.

There is hardly a field of work with more su***de in it than rescue and vet med. We are dropping like flies. I get it. I do… the only reason I have stayed on this planet was the animals I knew had no hope without me and the people I know it would hurt. My heart and hope have finally been broken to the point I’m just angry and numb. A pile of horse tails and few hundred happy, safe survivors isn’t enough to show for a decade of work. The debt and stress doesn’t help either. It may be the coming end of a long legacy of rescue, but I will not let the pursuit of justice, human decency and proper law enforcement end. We could have done so much more if I could have ever figure out how to be seen and valued in this critical nonstop work. If the truth is not enough, it’s not doable. Donations are needed to see this through to the end. They probably won’t come since it’s been established by now that I will ruin my own life and body to provide so it just doesn’t seem important, I suppose. It is what it is. Such is my response to every pain and disappointment that comes with this endeavor.

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Wild Hearts Rescue Ranch
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05/21/2024

Our sweet sheepie is on the mend! Her mind and body are recovering from trauma and her pregnancy is stabilizing. Nothing a pile of vet bills can’t fix 🥴 Donations have been really slow, and we have worked many cases it’s not appropriate to advertise, mostly equine euthanasia and criminal neglect that was in no way being addressed without our presence. It’s Hay Day again and there isn’t much money available after weeks of buying feed out of my paychecks and paying massive vet bills without much help. (Thank you to my two absolute personal angels on earth that did help with those) Please consider a donation. A bale of hay is 22 bucks right now, and a meal for the entire ranch is $55. That means it’s $110 PER DAY to feed the gang right now. That’s been 100% on my head for over a month now. I’m drowning a bit. We only ask for what we need and myself and my crew make sacrifices and work long, hard days with the LLC. We respond to community and individual needs to help pet owners in bad circumstances and relieve suffering through healing or freedom from suffering through peaceful and compassionate euthanasia. Not all damage is fixable but lots of it is preventable and helping people care for their animals is important. Allowing people dignity and not breaking our own arms patting ourselves on the back is part of our ethics so we do it quietly. I’m trying to learn how to demonstrate that to help donations come in so we can keep doing it and do more without exposing good people that just needed help! You can also call our feed store, Jem’s, and tell them you would like to make a feed donation to Wild Hearts Rescue Ranch (520) 378-0057

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05/13/2024

This sheep was attacked along with another that required euthanasia and subsequently picked up by Pima Animal Care Center who called us for livestock care as they are not yet equipped. She has been transported to our beloved Doc Wengert at Marana Vet and we are in route with the trailer. Please consider a donation. We have quietly worked over 2k in cases and purchased over 5k in feed with only $700 in donations straight out of my paychecks and I can’t keep doing it on my own. Every case for months has been a euthanasia and one was just the most maddening BS imaginable with the double euthanasia case being a tight close second. I’ve been too mentally exhausted from this and physically exhausted from my work (that I do love) to post.

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A place to heal and be loved for severely abused and neglected equines in Cochise County.

04/29/2024

When I’m this quiet it’s usually because I’ve seen too much. Done too much to ease suffering no one sees the point of relieving but me… my busy hands make a way for pain to end, or for a haggard life to find some peace and love. An Apache grandmother once said that whether or not I’ve ever been called it, my name is “Eyes That See Too Much.” I dismissed that odd statement at a much younger age. Now I get it. I don’t want to feel this pain, so I’ll heal more wounds with my busy hands. Nose to the grindstone, out of my head, away from my heart, and on to the next case. I wish I had the energy or words to fundraise. It would help so much. It used to… it seems folks only care about or believe in rescuers when they need us to clean up their mess.

“Grandma how do you deal with pain?"
"With your hands, dear. When you do it with your mind, the pain hardens even more."
“With your hands, grandma?"
"Yes, yes. Our hands are the antennas of our Soul. When you move them by sewing, cooking, painting, touching the earth or sinking them into the earth, they send signals of caring to the deepest part of you and your Soul calms down. This way she doesn't have to send pain anymore to show it.
"Are hands really that important?"
"Yes my girl. Think of babies: they get to know the world thanks to their touch.
When you look at the hands of older people, they tell more about their lives than any other part of the body.
Everything that is made by hand, so it is said, is made with the heart because it really is like this: hands and heart are connected.
Think of lovers: When their hands touch, they love each other in the most sublime way."
"My hands grandma... how long since I used them like that!"
"Move them my love, start creating with them and everything in you will move.
The pain will not pass away. But it will be the best masterpiece. And it won't hurt as much anymore, because you managed to embroider your Essence.”~

04/15/2024

We haven’t had many updates lately because I’ve had my nose to the grindstone just taking care of as much rescue stuff and massive feed bills as I can out of my income. Even fundraising is exhausting and somewhat depressing as many who would absolutely donate simply cannot and many who can do not. Working 7 days a week seems to mostly cut it but it doesn’t leave a lot of “meat on the bone” physically, mentally or financially. This puppy came in from a criminal grade case including a pig, some ducks and chickens, and a call for concern for the children involved. (Yes, it was me. No, I’m not sorry. It’s up to law enforcement to decide if children are safe and the markers for concern were present, and as a mandatory reporter of sorts, it’s just my job). The pup needed critical veterinary care and is at Mule Mountain Veterinary Clinic in Bisbee receiving tests and medical support for dehydration and malnutrition. He wasn’t too far off death. We need donations for vet bills. I can pay a chunk and donor or two close to the org can help as well. We estimate his recovery to be around 2k total. Below are some links you can use to help out tax deductible organization care for animals that otherwise slip through the cracks. Little Chance here is just a current example of the daily work we do for animals, whether it’s posted on the internet or not. There’s 9 horses, a dozen goats, now five pigs in our care, and new cases and assistance needs every week

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03/20/2024

We blasted through the discount hay load and it’s that time again. Bagged feeds are due as well. With the large amounts of assistance we have provided the community this month, this is a hardship. We still have two goats waiting to deliver babies, miscarriage mama is ok finally, and the mama with triplets has been adopted by an amazing family. We also have adopted out Souxie, the female from the scary abandoned shed full of filth, and are getting ready to get the male castrated. Saturday we will be assisting with the euthanasia and burial of two horses that need to be set free from failing bodies and networking two more into new homes for a local horse owner whose health circumstances have changed. We will also be doing manure management there. Last week we helped four dog owners with emergency care needs, networked a pet bunny, a flock of chickens and two pigs into new homes. Prior to that, we have taken in an abandoned pregnant cat who remains at the rescue as she was completely emaciated, done transport for some vet appointments that were more affordable in the next town over and helped fundraiser two vet bills. We have helped some people with their small needs as well. I work a ton and don’t spend time breaking my arm patting our own backs online. It’s rare that people we assist speak up and thank us, and frequent that circumstance that require their participation to complete are met with… less than gratitude. It’s okay, because it’s done for the animals and in their best interest, or often to make the lives of children involved less stressful and traumatic. There are nine horses, 17 goats, four pigs, one cat, and a partridge in a pear tree in our care at this time. We get called for assistance in matters similar to the ones already mentioned every day. Please help us continue to respond to need and suffering. We are a 501c3 organization. You’ve been blessed with $260 so far of our $500 donor match and the exciting news that we don’t have another vet bill today but if things don’t clear up and remain stable for the goat that had the miscarriage, she will need further care. Dr. Karchner is very graciously affordable for farm issues in our area. Please consider a tax deductible contribution to wild heart rescue ranch to maintain our excellent care, standards and protect animals that otherwise faced, tremendous suffering and uncertainty.
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03/14/2024

How about it, Wild Hearts? We rockstarred a simpler case earlier. Shall we save another? Let’s do this!

Hi, I’m Slater and my childhood dog is a bit sick. … Slater Mosher needs your support for Mister needs a GSI surgery for an obstructed bowel

03/14/2024

We had such a wonderful experience with Dr Parker and Nikki Wyckoff helping her beautiful girl get the care she needs! Thank you to all who helped!

03/14/2024

A good dog, and some nice folks are in need of a little veterinary bill assist. This sweet baby put her foot through a window. The owner has been aggressive and attentive in seeking care and providing good first aid, while she located a vet that would work with us through our program. The very sweet Dr. Parker is coming out to close this Owie up! Wild Hearts Rescue Ranch is providing financial support and Nikki has been absolutely amazing, posting her own fundraising efforts and telling the story so that we can help with less burden. If you’ve got a few bucks to spare for a real sweet pup and her good family, it could help out a lot with this injury at a terrible time for a family that has faced some serious unavoidable life trauma over the last months and got caught in a spot by an accident. It’s a situation any of us are three good catastrophes in a row away from these days. Let’s be there for each other so it stinks less!

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03/13/2024

You’ve been blessed with $260 so far of our $500 donor match and the exciting news that we don’t have another vet bill today but if things don’t clear up and remain stable for the goat that had the miscarriage, she will need further care. Dr. Karchner is very graciously affordable for farm issues in our area. Please consider a tax deductible contribution to wild heart rescue ranch to maintain our excellent care, standards and protect animals that otherwise faced, tremendous suffering and uncertainty.
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03/13/2024

Yesterday, it was discovered one of the goats from rescue intakes was having pregnancy issues. I was trying desperately to get across the border for ye ole Mexican root canal since medical care, dental care and rest is a thing that only happens for animals and other people here, and competent help was a scramble, as I could not bear the pain and sickness of my infection and broken tooth another day. We posted a fundraiser, I called two dear friends out of pure desperation, and once assuring the vet was enroute and someone could cover the bill so I could continue getting urgent care for myself, I went under the talented hand of Dr Ortiz and his staff in agua prieta up the road a bit. There truly is no rest for the wicked. Came home to continue administering oxytocin and monitor until midnight last night. This morning she is still showing signs of concern and has not yet passed the remains of her deceased young. The vet will have to come again. I must remain focused on getting and staying healthy myself, and have another appointment for my extensive dental infection in one day. I’m unwell from putting animals and others before my own needs for too long. We have a donor match through Friday that has gotten $110 in so far. Our dearest and longest held friendships covered our f***y yesterday. Thank you Elizabeth G, my dad, and Gail C for assuring that the goat and I were okay. Thank you Charlotte, for helping me get safe care and going with me, dealing with the goat drama, my lengthy procedure and whiny butt with such grace and love.

Please, sweet donors, help us with this veterinary need. This kiddo is still in danger of infection and complications having not passed her miscarriage with the first round of care yesterday from our beloved Dr K and his wonderful wife. We will need to have them out again today, and this jeopardizes the remains of my last paycheck being available for my medical needs Thursday. I have no problem waiting in line behind our rescue animals for health care. I’ve done it for decades. This time it has backfired and I’m out of chances to be last in line and be okay. Sofia is comfortable, tired, and needs to push this unfortunate mess out of her little body and stay well. It was a long night, but she was well attended and has improved in hydration and vitality. A birthing animal with or without complications should never be left alone to struggle and requires and deserves the same attention and concern as a human being in the same situation, especially when humans caused the pregnancy to be possible through intentional or accidental breeding. Until babies, afterbirth and observed wellness and natural success are observed, stay with those mamas! This is how we have healthy quadruplets! The triplet mama snuck them babies out on us with no issues all by herself but received immediate support once the wee ones were discovered.

Also, I will be okay as long as I can have an opportunity to care for myself with my own earnings instead of turn that money towards this crisis. Maybe even if I had to. I’m out of pain, a scary amount of infection has been addressed and the new dentist in agua prieta Mexico is a HUGE blessing. High tech, immaculate office, gentle care and deep concern for my safety and well being. Best of all, it’s actually affordable. If you live near or travel well and have dental issues impacting your health, I can share their info. The ranch is nearby for rest or a sleepover. Please take care of your teefs and your pets teefs. This was a glimpse into what so many people and animals deal with, having a nearly septic dental infection!

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03/12/2024

We have a goat that was not expected to be pregnant that has begun to have some unusual and concerning symptoms with her maternity status and it is time for the vet. This will probably cost between two and $400 and we need your help badly. Please consider a donation using any of the links below.

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03/11/2024

03/11/2024

The goat population explosion has begun! We have QUADRUPLETS and triplets so far, both mom’s and babies are doing well. Two pregnant goats definitely due soon and questions on the emaciated female from the filthy shed rescue. We are down to eleven bales of hay from our awesome cheap hay opportunity, and WE HAVE A BABY GOAT SHOWER DONOR MAAAAAAAATCH Our bestie to the beasties, Kay H. has offered a $500 donor match through Friday to get these babies and the rest of the residents some more feed and a few spring time needs. Thank you Kay! Use any of the links below to help, please!
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03/03/2024

QUADRUPLETTES????? Indeed. Looks like mom will need help with one or two as well. Time for bottle feeding supplies. Can anyone donate to the upcoming goat explosion? FIVE pregnant goats from the last cases and the first to do the deed went in full force for FOUR babies!

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