We are an equine rescue located in Tyler Texas, solely here to help neglected horses ❤️
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🥳🥳🥳🥳 Biggest ever thank you to This Old Potter House and each of you who helped us pay for this!! We raised just over half of what was needed, so any help is still needed and appreciated ❤️❤️❤️
We’re loading it up right now with some last minute issues and last minute help ❤️❤️
We have $374 left to go!
Hay moving was pushed back to tomorrow morning when we can have both the hauler and loader out there at the same time!
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***Hay moving will be done Saturday morning***
We have raised $210 out of $825 that’s needed by tomorrow 🙃🙃🙃
We have 2 $100 matches
We still need $615 in order to get the round bales to the rescue
If we can get $315 more, we can use more personal funds to cover the rest
ANY help at all is appreciated and sooo needed!!
Total raised: $451❤️❤️❤️
This Old Potter House is getting their hay field bailed today ❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 This means we need to get the rolls loaded and moved to the rescue by Friday. That way we can have them covered before the possible thunderstorms on Saturday!
We have a tractor guy able to load them, follow us to the rescue and unload them for $400. Then we have a guy with a semi setup willing to haul them for us for $325-425. This means we’ve got to get $825 by Friday 😬
ANY help is appreciated! This hay not only feeds our rescues, but it’s also helped other local rescues and atleast a dozen community members who fell on hard times just in the last year!!!! When we get these rolls donated, we always set aside what will take care of ours and then the “community rows”. Those stay here covered, and ready to help out horses in need in our area. They also save us a few thousand dollars annually that we would otherwise be spending on hay that would just go to our rescues.
We have been covering the rescue expenses ourselves since Sampsons surgery, we absolutely WONT ask for help unless it’s needed. This is one of those times!
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$10 raised and we have a $100 match!
$427 Raised ❤️❤️❤️
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Salt 🧂 should ALWAYS be added to your horse’s feed.. not just when the temperatures fluctuate 😉
An 1100 lb horse in maintenance; REQUIRES a minimum of 2 TB of salt per day! (More if they are in work!) Most horses will not lick a salt block enough to reach the daily requirement. Adding it to their feed ensures they’re getting it every single day.
I always pick up a couple of these when I’m at the grocery store. Loose bagged salt is even cheaper but these are inexpensive enough if you only have a few horses and I love the convenience of them. Grab some the next time you’re at the grocery store! It’s too easy, no excuses!
Today we’re saying our final goodbye to Buddy 💔🥺 Buddy was the Wild Tribes first rescue. He was sooo sweet to everyone, if he heard people he was immediately on the hunt for whoever he could find to get some scratches or cookies. When he came in he was underweight and a little on the mean side, to people and the other horses. He quickly became friendly with people (lots of help from cookies) and after some time being in a run by Renny we were able to let those two live together in their time with us (which became a scary but hilarious duo 😂😂 ).
When we adopted Buddy out he went to live with the sweetest family and has been enjoying his good days in a huge, open, green pasture. He’s gotten sooo much more love then he needed and it truly showed when we visited. I’m sooo thankful that sweet boy got the happily ever after he so deserved. We will miss Buddy so much and I’m sure his family will as well 💔🥺
Hope 🥰😍 (was Jasmine)
This girl is like a dog lol!!! We’ve been working with her on being able to touch everywhere without fear and leading without being dead weight. She’s getting to be so much better already 👏🏻. She’s the most food motivated horse I’ve ever met lol!!! I find myself calling her “fattie girl” pretty often, but she doesn’t mind 😂😂. In these pictures she thought my phone might make a good snack and I got the whole thought process in picture form 🤦🏻♀️😂❤️
Bath days to cool off from this heat 🥵🥵
Earlier this week the girls and Doc each got a good bath and scrubbing 🧽 They LOVED it too! That says quite a bit about this heat lol!!
I’m so sorry I’ve seem to disappear from the page, I promise the rescue is still going strong. I’ve just been working double shifts almost every day this month! We’ve had so many changes too, some good, others not too good.
The fillies we took in around January are with a new foster home and doing great! They both need lots of work to come around, but so far they’re taking small steps and that’s all we need for now.
Doc has not been doing well. We’ve changed his pain medication doses and are seeing how that will go, but this is the most we are able to give him. If this does work, it won’t be forever. That being said, we aren’t too sure how much longer Doc has with us 💔💔🥺
Buddy’s adopters have made the call for him. His health has just declined too severely and has stayed this way consistently. We are making plans for his rainbow bridge crossing.
Aside from the bad news, This Old Potter House is teeing up to have their hay field cut and bailed again 🥳🥳🥳 This means we’ll be back to not having to purchase hay weekly (we ran out beginning of this month) which will save me from many double shifts in the future lol!!
Sampson’s infection has cleared up completely. He’s also learned how to p*e like a mare, so no more p*e running down his legs!!! He is also still the destroyer of panels. 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ Pictures will come of that. Him and Billy like to share grain, so when it’s Sampsons turn to reach over the stall panel, being a little heavier than Billy, he just crushes the whole panels down to shoulder/cannon level 🫠🙃, so that’s fun! He’s definitely quirky, but he’s also such a huge lover ❤️❤️❤️ He knows he’s a big teddy bear
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Horse owners and sellers BEWARE
‼️‼️SHE WILL BE LOOKING FOR MORE‼️‼️
Raechelle L Burns, Raechelle L Long, Kaye Steffy, Kari Steffy, Michelle L Burns, Rachel L Burns, Raechella L Burns, ETC… (These are all one person)
She has multiple locations around Kansas but currently holds her horses in Valley Center.
Raechelle has a history of purchasing or adopting horses and then just letting them starve!!!! She has had 2 documented seizures that we can find, one in 2016, one in 2019 and another one currently happening. Back in February of this year a boarding facility absorbed 5 out of 7 of her horses because she was starving them.
The current case is horrific. All in the course of 6-7 weeks she has starved 6 horses from a body score of 5 all the way down to 1-0. They have injuries AND they’ve ate off every bit of mane and tail they could and some have even resorted to eating what they can get of their frogs.
This one isn’t your typical abuser. She has sent thousands of dollars to support equine rescues, individuals needing help and kill pen fundraisers. Seems now it was only to gain trust and cover up her horrific neglect. All this time she was sending feed and hay to others and just watching the horses she had starve to death.
Somehow she’s not alone in it either. Her husband or ex-husband (truly who even knows anymore) has been part of it each time as well and also refuses to surrender the horses they have currently. (Seized yesterday, one didn’t make it)
You’ll see throughout different equine groups in the U.S. she has posts up looking for more horses. Please steer clear of sending anything living her way, it won’t be living long if you do.
The photos below are of the horses that she had for 6-7 weeks. There is an ongoing investigation and the other 2 (1 of the three left didn’t make it) were seized yesterday.
❤️❤️Sampson update ❤️❤️
Sampson is still on the road to recovery after his phallectomy. He just had a superficial infection come up around the sutures for his new p*eing area. We are cleaning that daily. He is off of pain management and will finish up his antibiotics come Friday 🥳 So far he’s doing amazing after a pretty hard procedure ❤️❤️❤️
We’ve been doing so much ground work with him (everything at a walk). If we can get him some manners before all of his weight is back that would be amazing. His biggest problem is being extremely pushy. If he gets set on something while being lead out, he will try absolutely dragging whoever’s on the other end of the lead rope. It’s like he did skijoring without a rider in the past 🤔🤔. We’re working through that and getting him to hold his hooves for his upcoming trim. He’ll pick them up no problem usually, but he refuses to hold it up even for just a hoof pick.
He is still so sweet though ❤️❤️❤️ he’s like a huge teddy bear when he’s being loving 🥰
52 days is all that we’ve had Sampson for. Of those, he’s spent 25 being hospitalized ❤️🩹.
Yesterday was the end of this brutal fight we’ve been going through with him and now he’s on the path to full health ❤️🥹🙏🍾. To take extra precautions and have a full day to watch over him, we’ll be picking him up tomorrow. This is especially important because if we take him home early (today) and anything happens, we’ve got at least 3 hours before he could be back to the vet who can fix him. Finding a surgical vet, capable and wanting to do this procedure was NOT easy. We found one who told us they could, kept him hospitalized for almost a month and ended up not doing the procedure at all. I am so beyond thankful that we then found Cutting Edge Equine Hospital ❤️❤️. They took him in on Thursday, had some emergencies pop up and were able to get his surgery done yesterday. I was so worried he would have a grave outcome because we exhausted our resources on his first hospitalization and I was having such a hard time finding a vet who could actually do the procedure. They’ve not only done the procedure before, but they’re actually pretty experienced with them. This surgery isn’t an easy one, it’s actually pretty complicated, but it was Sampsons only hope to a happy and healthy future.
Our pretty boy is now on the mend and should be back home tomorrow ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
We have a late update on Sampson
His surgery has been pushed ahead to Monday, understandably due to a few severe emergency surgery cases that came in this morning. They’ll keep managing his pain and keeping him comfortable in the mean time and all board until his surgery will be waived.
Our pretty boy Sampson is tucked in safe and sound at Cutting Edge Equine Hospital ❤️ I’m so thankful he got this opportunity to finally feel better! Now we just have to wait and pray for a perfect outcome for him. The procedure will be done standing to minimize risk, he will be on his same feed from home and he’s going to be monitored for the rest of tonight before going through with the surgery tomorrow morning. After that we will discuss when he comes home!
This is a risky procedure, but one we didn’t have an option to avoid for Sampsons sake. This is probably the most nervous I’ve been about one of our rescues so far, but the vet was so good at explaining each small thing they will do to minimize the risk.
On a side note, his 5th leg attracted lots of viewers at the vets 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🙃 and this is the most beautiful veterinary facility I’ve ever seen!!! It is set up perfect 😍
We had such a fun morning at the Kristi Martin Realty Fun-Run in Troup ❤️🤩 We got to show off some of the cool things we get to use to rehab some of our rescues, meet new people in the community and see our community come together for another great charity benefitting those with Parkinson’s.
I want to say a huge THANK YOU (❤️❤️❤️) to Kristi Martin Realty for putting this amazing event on and one of our local friends and supporters for getting us a spot! Im so thankful that we got the chance to be there ❤️❤️
Who’s going to come see us this Saturday morning at the Fun Run??? 🤩🤩🤩
We’re going to be setting up there to share more about our rescue with the community all thanks to one of our amazing supporters ❤️ She let me know about this event and even paid for us to have a spot!!
I’m so stoked to meet more people in our community and show them what we’re all about!!!
🏃♀️🏃🏃♂️5 days to go!!
Join us for an exciting and meaningful event, the Kristi Martin Realty 5K Fun Run, where we come together to support the Parkinson's Foundation. Lace-up your running shoes and meet us at 101 East Duval Street, Troup, TX, USA for a day filled with fun, fitness, and fundraising.
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5 entries, 5 shirts, bibs and medals
Will add logo or name on the banner
goody bags
💥Vendors:
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goody bags
💥Single Entry:
$25
shirt
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goody bags
💥Kids:
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Farrier is almost here 🥳🥳🥳
I’ve got some updates for everyone we’ll be sharing on live tomorrow!
I didn’t have much time for a live this morning between hydroing Sampson and getting him moving some and hydro ting Doc. Doc has somehow got some sheath swelling himself yesterday, so we’ve been getting him hydroed and moving him around more then usual to keep the swelling down. How he did this? I’m not sure I’m just thankful it’s not too bad and already going down lol!
We are having Sampson hauled to the vet (and myself) Wednesday morning, Thursday it’s still unclear if we are going to get him or if we will be able to have him picked up.
This Friday the farrier will be out at 10 to work on everybody, aside from Daisy and possibly Sampson depending on how he’s doing.
Daisy’s appointment to get everything done is the final week of April. By everything I mean a float, annuals, new coggins and a good trim while she’s under anesthesia!
I’ve been trying to clear some extra time for a live recently because I’ve got some very exciting things changing within the rescue! We are going to work towards brining in more members who are just as dedicated to saving horses, and doing it how we have already been.
Lastly, we are NOT 501C3, but we can most definitely use the help if you’d like to help us fund Sampsons vet visit. I’m expecting to pay about $350 to get him to the vets, we’re still unsure on costs of the procedure as it will really depend on him and how bad the situation is. After that we have the farrier coming, that’s $50 a horse and not normally something we’d request help with, but we’re still paying towards Sampsons prior hospitalization.
Sampson has an appointment next week with Cutting Edge where his p***s will be removed. We will be bringing him home the next evening so they have a full 24+ hours to watch him. The vet doing it has done this procedure countless times and is pretty adamant that he will do fine with it!
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Kristan Heard is a Certified Horse and Human massage therapist. So not only does she have hands of gold, but she’s got the knowledge behind her to get rid of so much tension and pain in both horses and humans!
She is EXTREMELY affordable as well and so fun so be around! Her love for horses and what she does shows through and through.
We are so blessed she could come out to give the girls some much needed love and relief. She even helped me out too!
If you want to help yourself or your horses, please reach out! I’ll send anyone interested her contact information. If you have any questions feel free to ask!
I hope you can see all of the releases in this video, I tried catching as many as I could but missed a few. Every time I’d stop recording they’d show relief signs it seemed like lol!!!
Live at 8:30 for some late, but important updates!!
We’ve got so much to talk about 😮💨😮💨😳
Sept. 13th ➡️➡️ March 29th
Billy boy definitely has had some changes 😍 He’s glowing now, a beautiful dark palomino (burnt orange) and he’s got dapples coming out. Healthy from the inside out ❤️❤️❤️
2 Socks and his companion Annie made it to their forever this evening ❤️ We have the best feeling about it. I’ll be seeing more of him still so I’ll get pictures and videos (I’ve got to clear up space lol). He’s made it to his FOREVER home and so has Annie ❤️. He is doing our foster-to-adopt program and his future owner has already been spending plenty of time with him and she’s still absolutely in love with his butter ball self lol!! There’s no feeling like knowing he’s safe and watching him run and buck in his forever home. He’s got a huge space, a beautiful, nice, new barn, multiple ponds and fresh water troughs AND a family that adores him and his companion Annie ❤️. They already have appointments set up with well known professionals in our area too ❤️.
I absolutely take my time finding homes for our rescues and THIS IS WHY!!! 2 Socks got his happily ever after tonight ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I’m so overjoyed for him
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Kristan Heard is a Certified Horse and Human massage therapist. So not only does she have hands of gold, but she’s got the knowledge behind her to get rid of so much tension and pain in both horses and humans! She is EXTREMELY affordable as well and so fun so be around! Her love for horses and what she does shows through and through. We are so blessed she could come out to give the girls some much needed love and relief. She even helped me out too! If you want to help yourself or your horses, please reach out! I’ll send anyone interested her contact information. If you have any questions feel free to ask! I hope you can see all of the releases in this video, I tried catching as many as I could but missed a few. Every time I’d stop recording they’d show relief signs it seemed like lol!!!
Easily our hardest rescue yet 👏🏻 She’s almost there ❤️❤️❤️ #GoRose #equinerescue #equinerehabilitation #horsepower #NETWildTribeRescue #WildTribeRescue
I was finally able to catch Doc feeling a little too good lol!! I love seeing the changes the ProSix is now bringing him 🥳🥳❤️💪🏻 He would’ve never had the confidence to throw himself around like this either lol!
If you’ve been around Doc, you know how fitting this song is. He’s the biggest lover ever and he was sure happy to make a new friend today during some light work with his ProSix ❤️ Soon enough he’ll be going over some trotting poles 👏🏻👏🏻 #NETWildTribeRescue #TheWildTribeThatRescues #equinerescue #SaveOurHorses
This reel got barely any traction yesterday, but it’s my favorite reel ever…sooo here it is again 🤷🏻♀️. This girl is loving the dream with her true forever home ❤️👏🏻
Ducky Lou
Rose will never stop surprising people 🥳🥳🥹 She’s deserves so much ❤️❤️
Billy seriously loves the mud….🤦🏻♀️ He was so happy trotting up to me to show me 🤷🏻♀️😂
The SWEETEST of all of our rescues here 🥹❤️ I love Rose so much ❤️ And all of her extra sass 😂❤️
92 Days in and she’s happy to show off her weight gain and hind end control 🥳🥳🥳
Daisy was a fan of her warmed up grain this morning 🥶❤️
Ducky was taking me to see all of the cool things in her temporary home BlackHawk Creek Ranch. This hawk let us get pretty close!!!
This is the view I dream of having for myself one day 😍😍😍 The clouds and rain kept it nice and cool while we pulled Tposts today! We got all of the posts that we could remove with the tractor out and we’ll go back for the rest that have to be removed by hand! It shouldn’t be too bad at all because the ground is nice and sandy! This Old Potter House also gave us tons of tools to use and sell! On top of that they also made a donation that will cover our next 3 days of feed for the rescues 🥳🥳🥳🥳 Thank you sooo much Joe and Ashley, you guys are such amazing people ❤️🙏 Thank you guys so much for all that you have done and continue to do to help us help these horses. While we were pulling TPosts, a correspondent with the Sheriff reached out with some hard news. They are dealing with a horse down, in horrible condition, seeming to be on her last few breaths. Because she’s down they can’t get her to their vet, so I gave them every contact for mobile vets that I have and she reached out for help. I’m sad this mare was likely helped to late, but I am so genuinely thankful for the care our Sheriff is showing for the livestock in our community. I really didn’t think I’d hear a sheriff calling a mobile vet out, no matter the cost, for a strangers hurt and sick horse. Smith County is seriously showing they care for our horses and I’m loving every bit of it. I just wish we had more space and more funding to help more!!!
Billy is just a cuddle bug in horse form 🥹❤️ He’s SUCH a lover and so dinky he could be entertainment for anyone lol!!! To answer everyone’s questions (lol) YES we will be seeing if they can be safely gelded. Both are older, Cody can’t be for a long while (supposing his organs are even okay) so these are things that may put blocks in the way….but I really would like to see what we can do to make it happen safely. We will see what Dr Lampe has to say for it soon 🥳🥳🥳
I’m starting to remove as much dead fur/fungus as I can from his back, little by little because he’s not too big a fan of it. The sooner it’s off, the sooner he can get one step closer to health. Fun fact: every rescue we’ve ever taken in here (aside from our angel Renny Boy) has had the same fur issues. Sadly this seems to be the mark of forgotten horses.
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