Stable Pathways

03/07/2024

Jeni always walks into and through this line of evergreens! Good scratchies!

16/05/2024

Jeni went to Anoka Equine today to have JC pull a wiggly tooth. She was amazing - loading, trailering, waiting and all. The procedure went well and she has no restrictions; just antibiotics for a week.

03/05/2024

Fursday Foto - when you are leisurely eating your lunch and get de-floofed

01/05/2024

TIME TO DONATE AND HELP KARL WIN!

01/05/2024

Hold Your Horses.
While Karl is not in this video, he IS part of the dynamic team that makes such a positive difference in people’s lives.
Consider supporting their work.

10/04/2024

Rainbow girl ❤️‼️

04/04/2024

Jeni had her teeth floated today; she will feel so much better with the points taken off!

25/03/2024

Don’t mind the weather when there’s fresh, crunchy breakfast!

20/01/2024

When the ground is cold and hard, stepping on our food is nice on our feets

12/01/2024

Recognize this tall girl? She’s riding Karl, now at Hold Your Horses. Must be great for both of them to see each other again.
Yay!

Shared with permission from her mom.

02/01/2024

Joey was donated to SP in 2019 and we began his adaptive riding training. He moved on to continue his training and then serve in the True Friends program, a program that provides “exciting experiences for children and adults with disabilities.”
Here he is, in their Issue 12, Fall 2023 newsletter. Yay!!!

You can read more about them at truefriends.org

23/12/2023

Happy Holidays and Goodwill to All!

05/12/2023

Awesome stuff! 🧡🤍🤎

A therapy program in Medina called We Can Ride has been changing the lives of patients for more than 40 years through horseback riding.

29/10/2023

Great day for the drive to see Huey and Baloo! Donna and I really enjoyed seeing “our” boys again; such good horses. 🧡🖤
Thank you, Lisa, for the visit today; good to see you, too!

20/10/2023

07/10/2023

So wonderful to see our friend Ole at the Acres for Life Barn Bash today! 🤎🖤🤍

24/08/2023

Eastern Equine Encephalitis and West Nile virus confirmed in two horses by MN Board of Animal Health.

Horses in two different counties tested positive for two different equine diseases this week. A Todd County horse was confirmed positive on both Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) and West Nile virus (WNv) tests, and a Kandiyohi County horse was confirmed with WNv.

Kandiyohi County
• A yearling miniature horse c**t with an unknown vaccination history tested positive for WNv. The c**t could rise with assistance and had some clinical signs of the disease. His condition is improving and he received a WNv vaccination.
Todd County
• An unvaccinated 3-year-old Standardbred stallion who was unable to stand was euthanized in late July due to its deteriorating condition. The veterinarian collected diagnostic samples and both WNv and EEE were confirmed.
Both of these viruses are primarily transmitted by mosquitos, while horses are a “dead end host” and unable to transmit the disease to other horses or people. Even though people cannot contract the disease from horses, cases in horses are a clear indication infected mosquitos are in the area and can potentially infect humans.
Clinical illness and fatality in horses can be limited through vaccine and decreased exposure. The Board encourages all horse owners to work with their veterinarians to get their horses vaccinated and booster vaccines regularly, especially in an area where these diseases are confirmed.

24/08/2023

Flies? Bring 'em on!

14/07/2023

We went to visit Ole today at Acres for Life!
It was wonderful to see this sweet boy.
He is very loved and he is doing very important work there; it was the best thing to let him go (even though we’ll always miss him!)

10/07/2023

There is a special place in Minnesota that offers people with disabilities a unique kind of therapy. Hold Your Horses is a non-profit connecting people with ...

20/05/2023

It was so great to see handsome Karl at Hold Your Horses today! He is looking fit and fabulous. Thank you for your kindness, Janet.

Janet reports he is doing amazing work; it was definitely the best decision to let him continue his goodness at the HYH program.

Love always! 🖤🤍🤎

19/05/2023

Jeni found a “belly itcher!” 😂

09/05/2023

Passeggiata with Jeni. Perfect!

07/05/2023

05/05/2023

From the website of Hold Your Horses
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