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As a rescue facility, most of the animals we take
in are very underweight. Below you will see just a few of these
animals and their progress while here. Click the horse's name to
go to their page and read their story.
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Mariposa
Mariposa is also still working on filling out! |
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Gulliver
Gulliver got here with Phoenix and Mariposa and is almost at a healthy
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Lady
Lady is one of our oldest residents and in order to maintain her weight,
she has to have her feed soaked into a soft mash that she can easily
chew. |
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Athena
Athena was seized from her owners by animal control due to neglect.
These days, we have issues keeping the weight OFF as she loves to
eat and stays a little on the plump side. |
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Faith
She was nearly bald from lice when we got her. Sadly, Faith was
put down in in the summer of 2010 due to her worsening hoof issues.
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Aria
Aria is a young blind mare who was also very underweight and she could
barely walk due to navicular. Now, she is looking much better and
she can move much easier. |
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Charlie
Brown
One of our first rescues, this young guy ended up with a wonderful
adopted family. |
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Chief
Chief is an elderly blind gelding
who was very thin when we got him. Now, he and Aria are best buddies
and you'd never know they were blind. |
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Flyer
Flyer is an older Thoroughbred gelding
who has a very difficult time holding his weight. He is looking much
better but it's a daily battle to keep enough food in him to maintain
his weight. |
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Dancer
Dancer is an elderly Arabian mare who had no problem putting weight
back on when she was started on a diet appropriate for her age. |
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