Why $10 a month is a Donation YOU Should be Proud to Give Now and again, I notice someone cancel their automatic paypal […]
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Never Say “No” – How Public Attitudes Set Rescues Up for Failure
Another rescue closed. Same old story.
Cats, this time.
No adopters. Too many piled up (quite literally).
Not vetted, poor health, lives lost.
Rescue turned Hoarding / neglect case. Abuse, really.
And who is to blame?
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Just Who DO you Call when you see a case of suspected animal neglect or cruelty?
Just Who DO you Call when you see a case of suspected animal neglect or cruelty? Let me tell you, it is NOTHING […]
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Dragging Pastures
Dragging your pastures is an important part of Equine Husbandry. More than 80 percent of the plant nutrients are returned to the soil […]
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Bad Behavior in Horses = Pain
Not only do we want to be a horse rescue site, but we want to be an owner educational site. The majority of […]
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Cushing’s Disease in Horses
What is Cushing’s Disease in horses? Do you have a horse that has extremely long, kind of wavy hair? Does your horse always […]
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The Equine Gut
If you were to fill a horse’s stomach with liquid, approximately how much would it hold? The answer to this question is significant […]
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Too Much Sand will make Him Sick
SIMPLE SAND TEST IN ACTION A horse’s intestinal tract is about 100 feet long. Sand colic and impactions most commonly occur in areas […]
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Feeding Horses 101
SO WHAT DO I FEED THIS THING? Each horse is an individual and has different needs. …Several factors come into play. Is your […]
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Pertaining to Everything Foal
First, we would like to implore you to consider very carefully before deciding to bring a foal into the world. There are many […]