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May 9-10, 2014

Income to HOP from Indiana. There are two, but the condition of the other makes me fear euth may be the only option and the long trailer ride on down here wouldn’t be possible. . .another group is trying to help him. . .

This guy should be coming to our Canmer, Ky foster, Suzanna, until he can get on down here to us.

Please consider donating to his transport and vetting asap!

Equinerescue@live.com for your tax deductible donation!

 

 

 

Willie’s video  Bless his heart

“Silly Willie” is our current foster horse. We believe he has suffered severe abuse in his life. He is very distrusting of people. I’ve never been around a horse so deeply scarred emotionally. So these little accomplishments…are anything but small.

Before we came to meet Willie his previous foster mom Gail Miller said “he’ll be fine, just don’t sneeze around him.” Thus, the chuckle from Dorella Ann Conner Tuckwiller and I when I sneeze 🙂

For Willie to make eye contact is HUGE. For us this video is a reason to celebrate.

This boy is surely one of the most majestic we’ve rescued and placed

Chism, now called Journey

Rowan and Butter in their adoptive home today

URGENT NEED –


I’ve been contacted by the Land Company that owns this land. They have the green light to move this small herd of 9 horses ASAP.
They are willing to help fund the cost of rescue to qualified 501(C)3 rescues.
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I’ve been contacted by the Land Company that owns this land. They have the green light to move this small herd of 9 horses ASAP.

They are willing to help fund the cost of rescue to qualified 501(C)3 rescues.

This will not be easy as two are mature stallions. The mares are, as you see, likely in foal. Some are young.

Private approved homes that are able to go out and round them up are acceptable, but funding will only be provided to rescues.

A few of our worst cases – these 17 horses here stand to prove that proper care pulls even the worse cases through. . .
Here you see mostly body scores of no more than 1 (out of a possible 1-10) – some tell you horses at that point cannot b See More

 — with Nicky Walters and 8 others.

The Chestnut, Shawnee, will come to HOP on Monday – he will be going to our Canmer, Ky volunteer’s location at first and make his way to WV soon after. The paint will be going to Heartland Equine Rescue

INFO: Cheyenne and Shawnee:

CHEYENNE will be staying here local with Heartland Equine. We are not a 501c3 Rescue at this time, however if you would like to contribute a gift towards Cheyenne’s care we would certainly appreciate it. We always give a full accounting of funds raised and how they are spent. You can specifically request to contribute to something as well, i.e. deworming, feed, vet, farrier, teeth float etc. Our contribution info can be found here on our webpage:www.heartlandequine.webs.com

SHAWNEE will be traveling on Monday to a volunteer with Heart Of Phoenix Rescue. They are a 501c3 Rescue Organization and reputable so we certainly appreciate the opportunity to work with them on this situation. You can find their information here:http://www.wvhorserescue.org/

Updates on the horses will be given on a continual basis. Thanks so much for Annie volunteering to transport Shawnee, and Brandi and her wonderful girls for getting these two to safety for their immediate well being. We have so many great volunteers involved and so many great folks who messaged us to offer help. We sincerely appreciate it!!!!

Not only does Dorella foster for HOP and help horses in need, she and Nicky founded this cat rescue in 2010 – check out the news story on a recent rescue tonight!
If you haven’t seen this video of Skye, it is a must! She is adoptable now!
Look how pretty this guy is!
Willie
Those using Amazon Smiles when shopping Amazon – PLEASE keep up, and those who aren’t, IT costs nothing for you, but .5% of your purchase is donated if you Select Heart of Phoenix when you shop! We just received $40.00 for the last 3 months. It may sound like a small amount, but it all adds up and costs you nothing!  Imagine if all of our rescue supporters used the service? That amount would be HUGE!
This boy is coming to us (on the right) from Indiana. . .being held at another rescue until Monday – please consider sponsoring his rehab! No amount is too small to make a difference! —This boy is coming to us (on the right) from Indiana. . .being held at another rescue until Monday – please consider sponsoring his rehab! No amount is too small to make a difference! —

Miss Em and Moon in their adoptive home napping 

Can I tell you how there are no words for how happy this moment is for me?!

Thank you so much for your continued support!
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