Tinkerbell's Tack & Treasures

08/16/2024

The tents are up! Time to shop! Come to Tinkerbell's Tack & Treasures for great deals. All benefits the horses of Days End Farm Horse Rescue

Bring your donations at the same time!

08/09/2024

Tinkerbell's Tack & Treasures is accepting donations! All horse, farm, barn items in new, gently used, and clean condition needed.

07/20/2024

Come out to Tinkerbell's Tack & Treasures July Sale today!

Saddles 50% OFF!

07/18/2024

Tinkerbell's Tack & Treasures will be using the back door due to a bee situation at our regular entrance. Look for our YELLOW tents!

JULY Sale 19th & 20th 9am-4pm

NEW BIT BODEGA - bits always $5
(unless marked otherwise)

$1 saddle pads $1 breeches
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SADDLES ON SALE!!
Western and English!

STORE HOURS: Open every 3rd Saturday of the month and the Friday before that Saturday, from 9am-4pm

07/18/2024

Tinkerbell's Tack & Treasures
July SALE!
July 19th, 20th
9am-4pm

06/13/2024

Tinkerbell's Tack & Treasures SALE this weekend-June 14th, 15th 9am-4pm! You don't want to miss this! Big donations! Great deals! Look for more photos!

05/30/2024

Donations Needed! Donations Needed! Donations Needed!

Summer is just around the corner! How is your barn looking? Have you cleaned out stuff you haven't used since last year? Please consider donating to Tinkerbell's Tack & Treasures. Donations are accepted Tuesday-Saturday 9am-4pm. If these times do not work for you, please message me through this page to make alternate arrangements.

The horses receiving care at Days End Farm Horse Rescue facilities need fly masks with nose pieces and ears, hoof boots, grazing muzzles, and all things medical.

All the monies from the sale of the other items through Tinkerbell's Tack and Treasures go directly to the care of the horses being rescued, rehabilitated, and rehomed through Days End Farm Horse Rescue. Thank you in advance for your generosity!

Tinkerbell's Tack & Treasures is looking for donations of gently used, and clean farm/barn/horse related items. We love all items in these categories from practical to decorative and fun. This means farm supplies like tools, ties, fencing supplies, hose attachments; barn supplies like buckets, hooks, organizing items; horse supplies like sheets, fly spray, lead lines, halters; rider supplies like apparel, boots, gloves, breeches; home decor: farm/barn/horse themed home decorations, lawn decor, toys, stuffed animals, adult and children's books.

(Pictured: Rio the Reliable Rescue adopted from Days End Farm Horse Rescue)

01/25/2024

It's not sunny but I can see colors more clearly and everything is brighter, in one eye! Can hardly wait until both eyes match!

01/14/2024

Tinkerbell's Tack & Treasures
1st Sale of 2024
Jan 19,20 9am-4pm

12/14/2023

December Tinkerbell's Tack & Treasures sale is going to be a great one!! Boxed Breyers and lots of other great last minute gifts for the horse lovers in your life! December 15th & 16th 9am-4pm

11/18/2023

Nice day to shop! It's sunny and a little breezy-warm inside. Small selection zipper tall boots plus pull on boots. All $5! Still a selection of nice western saddles available! ☀️🐎☀️

11/17/2023

Tinkerbell's Tack & Treasures
November 17,18
9am-4pm

11/03/2023

Tis the season for blankets/sheets! Everyone needs blankets and sheets this time of year. Do you have any gently used clean blankets/sheets you aren't using? Consider donating to Days End Farm Horse Rescue for use with rescue horses or for sale in our tack shop. All proceeds from tack shop sales go to benefit the rescue horses. We accept donations of all horse/barn/farm related items that are new or gently used and clean. Thank you for your generosity! ❤🐎❤🐎❤

09/08/2023

Tink's will be closed but join us for a Benefit Concert honoring our founder Kathy Shwartz-Howe who passed earlier this year.

08/18/2023

Going to be another great day! Bring your friends! Support the rescue horses!!

08/18/2023

Tinkerbell's Tack & Treasures on property at Days End Farm Horse Rescue monthly tack sale!! It's a wrap for today 8/18. Back tomorrow 8/19, 9am-4pm.

07/26/2023

Recycle/Reuse! Do you have horse/farm items in your barn, tack room, trailer or house you aren't using. Tinkerbell's Tack and Treasures is always open for donations. Anything clean, gently used, not used, toys, equipment, tack, decor, lotions & potions, clothing, boots, blankets, saddles, bits, hats, wraps, training tools, medical supplies, gadgets...anything! So many new riders are looking for items and need a place to start! Plus, ALL the monies from the sale of donations go to rescue, rehabilitate, train and rehome our rescue horses! Drop your items off today! DEFHR - FOR THE HORSES!!! ❤🐎❤

07/26/2023

🎈🎈🐎Sale Dates 2024🐎🎈🎈
Feb 16,17 March 15,16. April 19,20 May 17,18 June 14,15 July 19,20 Aug 16,17 Sept 20,21 Oct 18,19 Nov 15,16 Dec 20,21
☀️🐎🌷☀️9am-4pm☀️🐎🌷☀️

07/15/2023

Gleaming in the sun! This saddle set still needs an owner! Seat is 15 and gullet is narrow.

07/13/2023

Just in time for this month's sale! Demand Club 15" Saddle Tack Set $300 NEW! Diamond Wool Saddle pad $50!
July 14th & 15th 9am-4pm on property at Days End Farm Horse Rescue 1372 Woodbine Road, Woodbine, MD 21797!!
Many items outside for $1! English saddles outside $25!!
BE A VIP! Shop six sales and get 20% off all future purchases over $25!!

STORE HOURS: Open every 3rd Saturday of the month and the Friday before that Saturday, from 9am-4pm

06/23/2023

HORSE RIDERS/OWNERS: I know temperatures haven't been hot enough yet. It's important to know this information before needed.

What To Do If Your Horse Becomes Overheated

When temperatures are soaring and humidity is high, even normal activities can lead to heat exhaustion. If that happens, you’ll need to take quick action to save his life.

BY LAURIE BONNER

JULY 25, 2019

Summertime is prime time for all manner of equestrian fun. But while you’re enjoying trail rides, horse shows and other events, remember to keep tabs on your horse’s well-being, especially on the hottest days. By the time you’re ready to seek respite in the shade, your horse has likely already devoted a considerable amount of energy and fluids to the process of staying cool.

Horses can sweat prodigiously on hot days and still be just fine, as long as they are able to rest, eat and drink their fill of clean water before they deplete their inner reserves. However, when a horse has sweated to the point of dehydration, he begins to lose the ability to dissipate heat, and his body temperature can climb to 104 degrees Fahrenheit or higher–a condition called heat exhaustion. At this stage, he is at risk of heat stroke, which can cause brain damage, organ failure and other serious, potentially fatal problems.
Fortunately, if you spot the early warning signs of heat exhaustion, you can take steps to reverse the process before your horse sustains permanent damage.
SIGNS OF TROUBLE • sweat that becomes progressively thick and sticky • the cessation of sweating even when the horse is still overheated and his skin remains hot to the touch • when it takes more than six seconds for the skin on the point of the shoulder to flatten out after it has been pinched • dark and/or discolored gums and mucous membranes. Also, after you press your finger against the gum, it takes more than three or four seconds for color to return to the “blanched” spot. • an elevated but weak and irregular pulse even while resting • “dull” and depressed or grumpy attitude • rapid and shallow or deep and gulping breathing • “panting” like a dog
WHAT TO DO FIRST
Move the horse out of the sun. Remove the saddle, and get him into any shade you can find—in a barn, under trees, even the shadow of a trailer. If there’s a breeze, position your horse so he’ll catch it broadside with his body, or set some barn fans where they will blow over him.
WHAT TO DO NEXT
Douse him with water. Ice water is best, but use the coldest you have on hand. Drench the horse thoroughly, scrape him dry, then repeat. Scraping away the water is vital—waiting for the water to evaporate won’t work fast enough. Also, if you have ice or cold packs handy, press them against the large blood vessels under his throat—this cools the blood flowing toward the brain. If you have enough ice packs, enlist friends to place them in the armpits and groin if the horse will let you.
AT THE SAME TIME
Encourage the horse to drink. As you’re wetting down your horse, offer him a bucket of water to drink, and let him have as much as he wants. If you have powdered electrolytes handy, add some to a second bucket of water, and let him have access to both. Most horses will not drink much ice water, so regular cool water from the tap will be best.
Call your veterinarian. Check your horse’s temperature as you continue to wet him down. You ought to see a drop of at least two degrees within 10 minutes. You can stop dousing him once his temperature drops below 101. Even as your horse returns to normal, you’ll want to have your veterinarian come examine him to make sure there have been no ill effects from his experience. However, if your horse is still hot and not drinking readily within an hour, call your veterinarian again—this is an emergency. Your horse may need intravenous fluids and other measures to help him recover.
WHAT NOT TO DO
Do not try to force water into your horse’s mouth. If your horse is too “dull” to drink, shooting water into his mouth with a hose, syringe or other device may cause some of the liquid to be drawn into his lungs—this may lead to aspiration pneumonia.
Do not administer electrolyte pastes. A horse who is dehydrated and overheating is already experiencing metabolic stress, and forcing him to swallow electrolytes may stress his system even more.
Do not give your horse any medications. Dehydration taxes a horse’s kidneys, and adding medications to his system can cause further damage.
This article first appeared in EQUUS issue #467, August 2016.

06/23/2023

DOG LOVERS: I know temperatures haven't been hot enough yet. It's important to know this information before needed.

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06/16/2023

Currently have ELEVEN WESTERN saddles in stock!!

06/16/2023

7-13-2023 Still Available! JUST IN!! Like new Robert James Australian Endurance saddle 18"!! Priced to be your new saddle at $750!

STORE HOURS: Open every 3rd Saturday of the month and the Friday before that Saturday, from 9am-4pm

06/15/2023

TINK'S TACK SALE THIS FRIDAY & SATURDAY 9am-4pm!

05/18/2023

MAY IS CUSTOMER APPRECIATION SALE! MAY 19TH & 20TH 9AM-4PM!

05/06/2023

Hi Everyone! ☀️🌸☀️ Our May sale is approaching and we are in need of donations! I wanted to remind you that all monies received at Tink's go directly to the care and rehabilitation of our rescue horses! As you spring clean your barn, tack room and home, please consider donating your gently used and clean items to Days End Farm Horse Rescue. Any items not directly used with our rescue horses are sold in Tinkerbell's Tack and Treasures sales!
We love all and any barn, farm, horse items and any barn, farm horse related items. This means any western or english tack including saddles, bridles, reins, girths, cinches and stirrups, rider clothes and boots, horse blankets and sheets of all kinds and sizes, warm weather gear like sun shirts, hats, fly masks, cold weather gear like gloves, helmet liners, neck gators, hardware for fixing halters to fences, halters, buckets, feed pans, other farm animal items, also western and english toys and housewares themed horse, barn, farm. We also accept medical supplies such as but not limited to anti fungal/bacterial lotions, potions and ointments, vet wrap, gauze, cotton rolls, any supplements or medications, grooming supplies including shampoo, detangler, brushes, curries and other items used in the grooming process. We accept additional horse condition items like hoof boots, bell boots, leg wraps, polo wraps, hock guards etc. All items related to travel and trailering horses including hay nets, shipping boots, trailer aides, hooks, pins, nuts, bolts. Fencing supplies, tack trucks, grooming totes and most anything you have not mentioned here.
Our horses need items and funds to be rehabilitated, trained and rehoming. In the last month we had over 30 horses in various stages on neglect and abuse impounded for a chance at a better life. Your donations of items you seldom or no longer need really make a HUGE difference! Thank you in advance for your generosity!
All donations are logged for your tax purposes and a copy sent to you. You only need to drop off the donation Tuesday-Saturday between 9am-4pm. If this doesn't work for you, message me here to make arrangements. Thank you again!! ❤🐎❤🐎🌸☀️🐎❤🐎❤ MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN A HORSE'S FUTURE! ❤🐎❤

04/13/2023

Yes!! This weekend is Tink's April Sale! April 14th & 15th 9am-4pm! Special $10 Breyer horse with purchase! Tents will be up and Dollar Days outside! $1 breeches! $1 fly masks! BOGO english saddle pads!