Joey
Greta (above) and Emma (below) are older mustang mares who are BIG, and eat a lot! They are awaiting openings at an appropriate/ specialty Mustang sanctuary. Did we mention they eat a LOT?!
Token. Trudy Jo, Token, Gert and Sally Mae have recently arrived at the Shelter. They are extremely underweight and malnourished. In addition to hay and supplements, these four horses are under a Veterinarian’s care to recover from an array of starvation and neglect related health issues. These sweet horses range in age from approximately seven years to late twenties.
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Sage and Joey when they were rescued.
Sally Mae. Trudy Jo, Token, Gert and Sally Mae have recently arrived at the Shelter. They are extremely underweight and malnourished. In addition to hay and supplements, these four horses are under a Veterinarian’s care to recover from an array of starvation and neglect related health issues. These sweet horses range in age from approximately seven years to late twenties.
Trudy Jo. Trudy Jo, Token, Gert and Sally Mae have recently arrived at the Shelter. They are extremely underweight and malnourished. In addition to hay and supplements, these four horses are under a Veterinarian’s care to recover from an array of starvation and neglect related health issues. These sweet horses range in age from approximately seven years to late twenties.
Sage and her foal Joey came to the shelter approximately six months ago when their owner was no longer able to care for them At that time they were extremely underweight and suffering from malnutrition. With veterinarian care, hoof care and a comprehensive feeding program they have made good progress, and, we believe, may soon be able to enjoy all the benefits of good health.
Gerta. Trudy Jo, Token, Gert and Sally Mae have recently arrived at the Shelter. They are extremely underweight and malnourished. In addition to hay and supplements, these four horses are under a Veterinarian’s care to recover from an array of starvation and neglect related health issues. These sweet horses range in age from approximately seven years to late twenties.