We just received cards from Ellie, Bernadette, Anne and Pam! Angel Acres Horse Haven Rescues blog about the horse rescue, thoroughbred race horses and other equine related activities! 501c3 Horse Rescue in Pennsylvania.
Friday, November 18, 2011
The Tree Now Has 6 Cards! YEA!
We just received cards from Ellie, Bernadette, Anne and Pam! Thursday, November 17, 2011
Mattie's Legacy Fund Assists More Horses In Need
This is Socks - a pony mare rescued by Jody and her family - she was starved and so weak she could not walk for water and hay. Jody had to take water and food to her. 1st picture is at the time of her rescue and the one below is after being rescued and living with her rescuer, Jody. We are assisting Jody and Socks with farrier care via Mattie's Legacy Fund. We have helped many, many families in need of assistance via Mattie's Fund.

Friday, May 13, 2011
And It Just Gets Worse - Sigh - 2 Geldings Update...
Farrier says to foster dad (foster mom was at work), "this horse is hot, I don't know if he'll make it." (excerpt from longer conversation) Foster Dad IMMEDIATELY calls foster Mom, who immediately calls me...explains what's going on and I say, "ok, tell me how much experience your farrier has with horses," - she says, "he's not an alarmist and also trains" I say, "call the vet."
At the rescue we do not call the vet for stuff we can handle, low grade fever, minor injuries , gassy bellies, stone bruise, etc - we do call for ANY eye injuries, give banamine & and start walking and colicy horses and the vet is notified asap in case things go to hell in a hand basket. We have never lost a colicy horse we could keep walking and have only had 2 emergency colics in 8 years (successfully treated).
Since this foster family is taking care of stuff they never signed up for (remember they were supposed to be in "great shape" see previous blog ) I felt it best to have the vet out asap for an emergency / urgent visit since I wasn't there to assess the horses situation. Vet gave meds
& left detailed instructions for foster family and vet does believe he will survive, thank goodness!
Pictures have been sent from foster mom and I will be posting them later this weeked (they aren't too graphic but show the severe extent of the neglect these horses have endured) as this blog is replacing todays planned blog.
If you can help us with the cost of these two horses care, please make a donation to their care via the chipin below or you can donate, if you would like to, via secure credit card by clicking HERE.
I will update his condition as soon as possible. Thank you for taking the time to read...tomorrow's blog will make you smile, I promise :o)
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
We Don't Like To Complain, But Can We At Least Get The Truth When We Help You?!
Covered in rain rot, being extremely wormy, having last years burrs in your mane & tail, feet WAY overdone is NOT being in good shape. Oh, I forgot the sticky nastiness the foster mom is cleaning from their bellies. To say I am unhappy is an understatement. We now are looking at extra bills - for shots, feet, coggins, health cert, etc. these things would NOT be an issue had we been prepared for (we could have been prepared had we known the truth) them.
We are helping, on average 15 to 20 horses EACH month...this will now take away our ability to help other horses this month...so, as much as I don't want to do it, I am posting a chipin to ask for assistance. We WILL assist these 2 geldings and make sure they get the care they need, the new loving home they deserve and are utd on everything, no matter what - but it will greatly affect our ability to help any more horses this month...sigh...
So, we are asking for help via this chip in, if you can help us with these two, we can provide more care for the next ones waiting...thank you, Jo Deibel
Monday, May 9, 2011
Mattie to the Rescue!
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