Someone REALLY enjoys his breakfast 😋
Make sure your volume is turned up.
Update on mini attacked by dogs.
Update on the little guy! ❤️❤️❤️
So pleased with his progress.
We will get a wishlist out soon if you want to send items for his care.
This will be a long-term rehab, but things are looking up!
***This is an update on the mini stallion we picked up on March 7th after being attacked by dogs. The incident had occurred approximately 5 days before we were called for assistance**
Remy
When you park a tad too close to Remy's stall 🤣
team work
Our team getting horses worked last night!
This is why we can't have nice things 😒
Greater Good Charities donated us this wonderful care package with lots of great items including 5 of these balls.
Well it was fun while it lasted! Gulliver will only be allowed toys he can't destroy from now on!
This is one of our newer residents, Wynonna.
I haven't posted much about her. She was transferred from another organization that closed their doors. We don't have any history on her but we know she has had a really rough life. Her face is covered in scars and we believe she had some sort of severe trauma that caused vision loss in her left eye. She is older and doesn't have good teeth so eats chopped hay and soaked feed.
I didn't post much because I was worried she wouldn't be here long.
She also came in with an injury to her right eye. To complicate matters she was absolutely terrified of people. Doctoring it was a two person job multiple times a day. Catching her was a process. She can't see you on the left side so you had to move to the right side. She would then position you on her left side again. It would easily take 15 minutes just to catch her to doctor.
When her right eye was at its worse and she had little vision in it, she would freeze and not move at all. Our team had a very serious conversation about her quality of life and had decided to give her a few more days before we made that call.
It was about the same time we were making that difficult decision for Chickweed and I just couldn't do both.
Then her eye started to show progress. We kept doctoring and she kept getting better.
Her right eye has completely healed and we are so pleased with her progress!
She is a very happy pony now and extremely demanding at feeding time!
She still isn't 100% sure of people but we continue to make progress. She no longer runs to the back of her paddock when people walk up.
Good job sweet little Wynonna ❤️
Hope Equine Rescue, Inc is a 501(c)(3) devoted to the care and placement of unwanted, abused and neglected horses.
