we have taken Ginger in, she came originally from a kill pen auction. she has moderate/severe leg deformities along with a few other conformational flaws. we will be doing as much as possible to help her stay comfortable for as long as possible. which is going to take time (which I have) and money (which I have some, but could use a lil help)
A little about me why this is so important to me. I u
nderstand how much this takes a toll on the body. I underwent 30 som foot surgeries to correct a severe case of bilateral club foot deformity. when that was no longer a viable option, they amputated my lower legs, first the left one, then the right one 13 yrs later. after 20 years of thinking I couldn't have horses I decided to try. idk what I was thinking, I do it better on prosthetics, than when I had both feet! i currently live on just under 30 acres in the country in a small Minnesota town. my goal is to start small, help out one or 2 horses at a time, and eventually grow big enough to help many., and even offer sanctuary for some that need a place that other people dont understand their needs. horses are my passion. and I plan to work for all the $ needed by selling hair jewelry and keepsakes. I have been making those for a year now, and sales are steady now. obviously horses take money. and I would openly accept any offers for donations. I am NOT non profit, so i will get all info together so donations can go straight to the vet or the farrier or wherever they donor wants it to go, so they know it's not just me trying to pull a scam. I do have a biz PayPal for my rings n stuff, but I will make a separate one for this. any one wanting to help, but cant monetarily....please like our page and SHARE. sharing is one of the biggest helps possible! the more eyes that see, the more likely someone will want to help. thank you so very much for your time!!!
