I have owned horses for 40 yrs and have been doing Rescues for over 20 yrs. I have owned horses since I was 8 yrs old when my dad bought me my first Pony Missy. In the past I traveled with Standerdbred, Thoro and Quarter race horses for 10 yrs. I will never say I know it all about horses but I am very knowledgeable and have saved quiet a few that stood no chance of survival. All Rescues are vet checked and rehabbed in ground work, saddle time and most can become child proof before they go up for sale. We want to make sure we sale you a safe horse that you can enjoy for a life time. Even though I do most of what needs to be done we do have an awesome Vet on call at all times his name is Dc.Lovett and our Farrier Glen. As well as our volunteers that will come out and help at anytime of the night. Our new Rescue is turning out to be a Dream Home for our Rescues. My Volunteers and I are hard at work daily cleaning, clearing and building to make sure it is as Kid and Animal safe as it can be. We can't wait to offer our tours and Birthday Parties. Which we are hoping we will be able to open our tour doors and Birthday Parties within the next couple of months.

Our Rescues are turned over by either Private owners or the Sheriffs Dept.

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WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR 39 YR OLD BLIND HORSE FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES TO BLIND SCHOOLS FOR CHILDREN 

Our first goal is to save as many of Gods Creation as we can while we are on borrowed time here on Earth. If we can even save 1 out of 3 we will have accomplished our goal. Our second goal is to educate owners of horses on what it takes for the care for an animal. Which this will prevent a lot of neglect in the future. There are two types of Neglect I see all the time. One is ignorance just not knowing the maintenance or how to take care of lameness when they become lame. Two is just pure Neglect can't afford to feed them so they don't and of course if you can't feed them you can't worm them so they starve to death.

I have had a horse turned over that was a big time jumper at one time in his life that was 17.3 500lbs under weight, one with 6 fractures in her knee where the bones were degenerating, one with worms so bad that the worms were 6-8 inches long and the horse was starving to death because the worms were eating everything he took in.

And when one of our rescues our adopted out we check the residence it will be kept at as well as make sure they are educated enough on the care and maintance for that rescue. And in our contract it states that if they can no longer take care of the rescue they are to turn the rescue back over to us.