Marshall Ranch & Rescue

11/04/2025

When we rescued Delilah from her neglectful past, the damage was everywhere, from her weakened ligaments to the large abscess on her neck that formed simply because no one ever cared enough to treat a small wound.

But today, thanks to Humane Warriors, a Paws of War Initiative, Delilah is finally healing.

Her abscess is beginning to close, her weight is slowly returning, and she is getting the nutrition and support her body has been denied for far too long. Her ligaments are responding to proper care, and she is more relaxed, more alert, and more willing to be touched and comforted.

Thank you to everyone who has followed her journey and helped us give her a future she was never supposed to have.

If you would like to support Delilah’s continued care, you can donate here: humanewarriors.org/donate

10/14/2025

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10/14/2025

10/09/2025

Be sure to text Aubrey and Robert for your appointment this Saturday morning starting at 8:30 so they can work their magic on your beloved horse.

10/09/2025

10/05/2025

Starting at 8:30am call Aubrey or Robert at the number on the flyer to schedule your appointment!

10/02/2025

We’ve had the pleasure of getting to rehab Delilah for Humane Warriors here at MR&R. She is such a sweet soul and blessed to be on the road to recovery. Please read her first 30 day story below.

07/12/2025

Good morning everyone. I’m sorry i haven’t posted in a long time, I’ve had a lot going on in my personal life and with family sickness the last year and a half. I just needed to take a big step away and concentrate on things at home and the business side of the ranch.

Rescue updates;

After lots of consideration and conversations, we decided to leave Tiny Tim’s legs the way it is. De Vice advised us that with his old age, surgery just wasn’t the right approach for him anymore. He gets along and has always gotten along with his leg the way it is and that at this point, keeping him comfortable and on easily maneuvered terrain was his best option.

Tiny Tim, Daisy and Shiloh were all adopted by our dear friends at JnT Farms. We just love this family of animal lovers and when they wanted to get into horses, they fenced off six acres, built a barn and adopted three great horses from us.

I’m very sorry for the unannounced break i took. At end of last year, I was burned out and in a tailspin, I just needed to take some time away from rescue for a bit. We will be making some changes around here, but plan to keep working hard for animals in need. Thank you for all of your patience and understanding.

12/26/2024

Update on mini: We took a couple days off from Facebook to enjoy Christmas with family. During that time we watched the movie Scrooge and something about Tiny Tim’s character reminded us of the mini. We have officially in the holiday spirit named the mini Tiny Tim. He has allowed us to brush his mane as it feels so good to his dry, scaly skin. We’ve noticed he has skin problems that need to be addressed. We’ve used different types of brushes, but it’s almost impossible to rake out the dry crusties that are matted into his mane. He loves to be scratched! He’s not too good on a lead rope yet and we don’t want him to struggle with his leg in the condition that it’s in to get him to a bathing station. Tomorrow the vet and farrier will meet to see Tiny Tim. He will be under sedation during the visit to x-ray his hoof to see what the initial cause of this situation is and how to proceed in correcting it. We’ll post an update on him tomorrow as soon as we have more answers to what his recovery will entail.

Please consider donating to Tiny Tim’s medical and farrier procedures at the link below. Thank you to everyone that has donated, liked, shared and followed this sweet guy’s updates.

https://gofund.me/57049541

12/22/2024

12/22/2024

MINI RESCUE UPDATE:

We had a great night with some friends and this sweet skittish boy. After three slow days, he is finally warming up and allowing us to get close enough to love and scratch on him. He is still very shy, but tolerating us as best as he can.

After getting to rub on his mane and back, we are finding more skin issues and a lot of crustiness at the roots of his mane. We believe he is going to come around and become a little social butterfly while on the mend from the leg and hoof procedures.

While we still are waiting on the vet/farrier visit, we’ve had many opinions of what might be going on with the hoof/leg. None of them seem to be inexpensive procedures. If he has a contracted tendon, googles estimate is $3,000-$4,000k just for the surgery. That doesn’t include rehab, labor, feed, teeth, vaccines, annual care, etc. Our targeted goal is $5k to get him vetted, treated, and rehabbed of which we have raise $400. We have a long way to go to get this little man the help he needs to have a comfortable life. Please help however and as best that you can.

Thank you all so much for your support, donations, likes, shares and cross posts. We appreciate every one of you. If you would like to donate to his efforts, the link is below, and please keep sharing his story, he deserves a peaceful, loving, comfortable life.

https://gofund.me/57049541

If you’ve made it this far in the post and are still following his story, we have come up with “Chance” and “Sparky” as name options, throw us some name ideas, we’d love to hear from you!

12/21/2024

Rescue update: yesterday with the help of multiple deputies and a fireman we transported the mini safely back to the barn to a big fluffy stall. His hoof curls underneath him like a dogs overgrown toe nail, unlike the usual flare out the front. It curls back at an approximate 30 degrees and looks almost square shaped. There is a flat grounded down stripe on the front of the hoof from standing on and dragging it. The right carpal joint looks to be about 4 inches lower than the left as well. What we originally thought would be founder, foreign object, or abscess, now could be a number of other things. Our vet and farrier will be out next week to X-ray and assess. While sedated for the X-rays, he may as well get as much done such as teeth float, vaccines and other annual treatments that he probably hasn’t had in a long time, if at all. This will be expensive, we need your help.

He is very hesitant and skittish around people so we wanted to let him move at his own pace. Once we unloaded him, we used a lunge line to slowly move him down the aisle to his new stall. We went back last night about 8 pm when the barn was quiet and did some hand feeding with him. He began to come around and ate with us close by, took some food from our hand while we snuck in a couple nose pets.

Today Abby from JnT Farms came over and helped with our rescue horses and got to spend some time with the little guy. He took a little time but she got him to warm up enough to take some feed from her and let her get a couple pets in.

We need anything that you can spare for this little guy , everything adds up! $5 , $10 , $20 is not a small favor to ask in todays economy , but we greatly appreciate anything that can be donated towards our scared new friend . Please continue to like , comment , share this post . We appreciate all of your support in helping our little rescues !

https://gofund.me/57049541