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Our mission is to rescue and rehabilitate at-risk or discarded animals, to connect those animals with people, and to promote healing for animals and people through the horse/human relationship.

Rafe said this about Trigger after he was adopted: “Trigger has been such an amazing addition to our family! He is such ...
14/06/2024

Rafe said this about Trigger after he was adopted: “Trigger has been such an amazing addition to our family! He is such a good teacher for the kids, being careful to make sure they are safe but also pushing them just enough to keep them learning. And he has definitely enjoyed bossing the mares around in the pasture and chasing them off his senior feed!” 5 of 6

Check out our story to see Trigger with the Pery family.

Trigger reminds us all that age is just a number. Even though Trigger passed away in 2016, his legacy lives on at WTR. T...
14/06/2024

Trigger reminds us all that age is just a number. Even though Trigger passed away in 2016, his legacy lives on at WTR. Trigger reminds us to look out for the senior horses who have so much love left to give.

Karen used to describe Trigger by saying “He was like an old sports car left getting dusty in someone’s garage. He didn’t look like much, but once we got him cleaned up and running again he was so much fun!”

By supporting senior horses like Trigger, we can ensure they live their golden years with the dignity and joy they deserve. Every donation helps us provide the care and comfort the golden oldies need. 6 of 6

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💛 Wrong Turn Ranch is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN: 93-2174391
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14/06/2024

Angi shared some of the issues that make life more difficult for senior horses,

“Pain management is a big one. Sometimes they need extra massage and PEMF so they feel not as cranky from pain. Determining when is the time to let go based on quality of life. Allowing them to have fun in turn out without over doing it and becoming in too much pain. Sometimes they have no teeth and need to eat just soup. I strongly encourage people to look past the age of a horse and if it belongs in your herd give it that chance. They will change your world completely!” 4 of 6

“He belonged here as a ranch horse and there is a hole now in that herd of forty horses. The hole is Trigger shaped. It ...
14/06/2024

“He belonged here as a ranch horse and there is a hole now in that herd of forty horses. The hole is Trigger shaped. It was filled by a horse that would never hurt anyone but was also not quiet under saddle. A horse full of opinions. A horse who thought he could breed the mares even though he was an ancient gelding. A horse that would take his rider where HE felt he wanted to go and who would rear and lope sideways with Karen because he knew she could ride it. A horse that had a heart that would never say never.” 3 of 6

The day after we said goodbye to Trigger, Angi shared this: “Today there is a hole in our herd where a Trigger used to b...
14/06/2024

The day after we said goodbye to Trigger, Angi shared this: “Today there is a hole in our herd where a Trigger used to be. One less crunchie bucket. One less horse to yell at for chewing on the wood fence. The horses all knew he was going. Trigger had the heart of a two year old and a body of a horse that lived in the time of Jesus. I didn’t know how sad it would be to look in his pen today and not see him. He wasn’t my special horse, like he was to Karen, but he was special.” 2 of 6

As we continue our senior spotlight on Trigger who passed away in 2016, we are sharing some words from Angi Murray who l...
14/06/2024

As we continue our senior spotlight on Trigger who passed away in 2016, we are sharing some words from Angi Murray who loved him at Lifesavers Rescue and even more when he joined the herd at Wrong Turn Ranch. “He had sass that kept him alive longer than his body would have without that strength in spirit. Also he only gave enough trouble as a person needed and never enough to get them in trouble, he took care of the tiniest ones.” 1 of 6

Angi giving Ellie a lesson on Trigger in 2014
13/06/2024

Angi giving Ellie a lesson on Trigger in 2014

Trigger took great care of all of his riders.
13/06/2024

Trigger took great care of all of his riders.

Look at the difference between the day Trigger was adopted and his last adventure out at the beach. You can see in how h...
13/06/2024

Look at the difference between the day Trigger was adopted and his last adventure out at the beach. You can see in how he carries himself that he knew how special he was.

It was love at first sight when Karen Pery saw Trigger at Lifesavers Wild Horse Rescue. She adopted him knowing his time...
13/06/2024

It was love at first sight when Karen Pery saw Trigger at Lifesavers Wild Horse Rescue. She adopted him knowing his time as a senior might be limited, but the three years they shared before he took his last steps on June 13, 2016 were truly golden.

Sharing memories of Trigger's time at Wrong Turn Ranch in honor of the sixteen seniors currently living out their best lives with us in Somis.

Have you ever loved and lost a senior horse? Consider making a tax deductible donation in their honor to support the golden oldies at Wrong Turn Ranch.

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20/07/2023

The adventures of Puff.

20/07/2023

Silly mare on a trail adventure around the ranch.

Reverie is looking for a person of his own to either lease or share his life with. He says his perfect human would be on...
02/05/2023

Reverie is looking for a person of his own to either lease or share his life with. He says his perfect human would be one that is an intermediate rider (he has tons of go!) and would like to have long trail rides or start some endurance with him. He is here being conditioned for his first endurance ride. He is a good one. This gelding is friendly, energetic, and playful.

Flutters is back to work in preparation for some endurance riding. She looked much better the second time riding around ...
02/05/2023

Flutters is back to work in preparation for some endurance riding. She looked much better the second time riding around the ranch. She has SO much energy that it always surprises me when something this big can move that much!

The before and after photos of the defluffing of Dorito. 🤣Dorito is really happy that he has figured out how to let me s...
30/03/2023

The before and after photos of the defluffing of Dorito. 🤣
Dorito is really happy that he has figured out how to let me stand behind him and scratch his butt with both hands. He still gets a bit worried and has to leave every once in awhile but mostly he is just in heaven. He also LOVES the curry comb. I did most of it while he was not haltered but put the halter on just for the training sake.

28/03/2023

This was her first saddle and I am SO proud of her! Baby Aria is growing up fast! She is just three this year so all of this is preparation for next year when she starts to have a rider on her back. Before this I had sat the saddle on and off her back a few times but she really just didn't care. We make sure to have a horse or two in the round pen with them for the first saddle so they have someone to take comfort from. We will start ponying Aria out on trail so she can learn the trails and get some light conditioning without a rider this year.

20/03/2023

So this day's ride didn't go at all accordingly to plan but isn't that endurance?! Saturday's ride started with Debbie on Kaya, Kaileb on Josiah, Rafe on Orlando, and Will on Butterball. In the start Kaileb and Debbie turned around (more on this later) and Orlando threw a shoe so Will ended up ahead of Rafe. When Rafe came into camp walking Orlando (they did about 6 or 7 miles on foot) we borrowed a rasp and hoof nipper, cleaned up Orlando's hoof and fit it in Kaya's boot, and sent them back into the desert. Alone. First time ever....... 😁I am SO proud of them both.

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Angi shared some of the issues that make life more difficult for senior horses, “Pain management is a big one. Sometimes they need extra massage and PEMF so they feel not as cranky from pain. Determining when is the time to let go based on quality of life. Allowing them to have fun in turn out without over doing it and becoming in too much pain. Sometimes they have no teeth and need to eat just soup. I strongly encourage people to look past the age of a horse and if it belongs in your herd give it that chance. They will change your world completely!” 4 of 6

The adventures of Puff.

Silly mare on a trail adventure around the ranch.

This was her first saddle and I am SO proud of her! Baby Aria is growing up fast! She is just three this year so all of this is preparation for next year when she starts to have a rider on her back. Before this I had sat the saddle on and off her back a few times but she really just didn't care. We make sure to have a horse or two in the round pen with them for the first saddle so they have someone to take comfort from. We will start ponying Aria out on trail so she can learn the trails and get some light conditioning without a rider this year.

So this day's ride didn't go at all accordingly to plan but isn't that endurance?! Saturday's ride started with Debbie on Kaya, Kaileb on Josiah, Rafe on Orlando, and Will on Butterball. In the start Kaileb and Debbie turned around (more on this later) and Orlando threw a shoe so Will ended up ahead of Rafe. When Rafe came into camp walking Orlando (they did about 6 or 7 miles on foot) we borrowed a rasp and hoof nipper, cleaned up Orlando's hoof and fit it in Kaya's boot, and sent them back into the desert. Alone. First time ever....... 😁I am SO proud of them both.

We have new friends here at the ranch. Tiny little baby peeps.

When the rain comes and you need to move the two unhandled horses into the barn area. The mare motel is still soggy ground but at least it has a lovely shelter so that is where Dorito and Bubbles get to go for the next rainy time.

Making the giant plastic not a big deal by including Pie in clean up duties around the ranch.

Wolfie says that if he hides his feet maybe they won't get trimmed.

When we had a break in the rain, and the #3 arena was dry enough, we spent the day turning out horses so they could play. Ulysses and Juno were fire breathing dragons! Ulysses is fit for his first 50 mile ride coming up in March and Juno is a fireball on a good day. Juno is slowly conditioning so that she can ride her first LD endurance ride at the end of the season or next year if all goes well. 😁

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