August 24 th
The Rewards of Rehabbing
ByThe Rewards of Rehabbing
Saving animals requires more than just taking them in and feeding them. Most will have health problems which need to be addressed.
Rusty is a 19 year old Arabian who arrived in April with hoof infections, improperly trimmed feet, rain rot (skin fungus), and was underweight. Penny is a 22 year old Arab X who came with the same problems in June. They both bonded immediately. I have worked tirelessly to address their skin and hoof infections. They eat as much as they want and get special supplements. I have trimmed their hooves at least every 1-2 weeks. I have gotten some great coaching via email and Facebook from well respected hoof experts, for which I am very grateful.
Penny with horrible bar overgrowth and excess callous
Penny- same hoof, properly trimmed & healthier
They are now feeling very perky for senior horses.
Big Rusty & Penny
When you’re looking to buy, 
I know i took on 2 horses I have no place of my own I board them on top of vet bills. I am fostering them. I ask for help in donations got 1 $20. What else can I do?
It is hard. We are a 501(c)3, I network and spend 8 hours a day on the computer & 8 hours caring for animals with no help. We have > 4,000 Facebook fans, but keeping donations coming in is very hard. Thank you for taking them. Maybe ask for feed donations from local farmers or feed stores?