We were asked a few days ago to help a 20 yr old Clydesdale gelding. He was a rescue – the person that took him in rehabilitated him and he was doing well. But then owner went back to nursing school and found she could no longer afford to care for him. She found him a new home but there was a horse there that decided she didn’t like him. He got beat up pretty bad and when his previous owner found out what happened she took him back but he now needs a home ASAP. We haven’t met him but his owner says he’s very sweet and is low – like at the bottom. We’re told he’s very laid back and is a very nice boy – he just needs to find the right forever home where he won’t be picked on.

Morgan LaFaye went to her new forever home yesterday and Willow will be leaving this coming Wednesday. This frees up some space.

We would like to help this horse but to do that we need sponsors to help with his care. Pam is taking Willow to her new home on Wednesday – this Clyde is close to her destination so Pam could pick him up on the way back and bring him to the rescue. Would anyone like to help us to help this handsome boy?

If anyone would like to help with a one time donation or sign up to be a monthly sponsor please email me at bhfer. No amount is too small and all donations are tax deductible. God bless and thank you!

PS – Morgan seems very happy in her new home with her new best friend!

Sincerely,

Theresa

Beauty’s Haven Farm & Equine Rescue, Inc.
A 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization

www.bhfer.org

We’ve kept a close eye on Cisco all morning. He ate his breakfast just fine – a mushy meal. But after breakfast he trotted over to the shade of the tree by my office and laid down – he just didn’t seem right. He didn’t look painful but I talked with Dr. Ryan anyway and gave Cisco some Banamine. Cisco then got up and grazed and walked around. He ate some of his soupy lunch but didn’t finish it. And then he went down again. We got him up and he got a good bath and is now in a stall with the fans on him. He’s down again. Dr. Ryan is on his way. He’s drinking and passing poop. Please say a prayer for him. Sorry the picture is so bad. My camera and computer are still not talking to each other correctly.

Sincerely,

Theresa

Beauty’s Haven Farm & Equine Rescue, Inc.
A 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization

www.bhfer.org

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Good morning everyone! It’s another busy day here. We have a family coming to meet Baby Girl! Oh gosh the thought of her ever leaving here is a very tough one.

Lace and Blackie will be looking for a home soon – two very nice horses. Lace is APHA registered and Blackie is AQHA registered. These are two very nice horses!

Have a wonderful day everyone!

Sincerely,
Theresa
Beauty’s Haven Farm & Equine Rescue, Inc.
A 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization
www.bhfer.org
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Patty was adopted, but circumstances changed for her adoptive family and Patti now needs to find a forever home, fast. She is a 4 year old dun and white splash overo and she is up to date on everything. She is deaf. She was born deaf because of the lethal white gene. She has never been unhealthy or unsound. She can be ridden by an experienced rider as she did have 90 days of professional training. She has good ground manners and is not jumpy or spooky.

This is what her current adoptive mom says about her:

"She has ground manners, and stands well for the farrier. She is also very low on the chain of herd command. She does not like her mouth to be touched at all, the vet had a hard time trying to look at her teeth for her age. She LOVES people. When we walk outside to the pasture, she nickers and comes right over to the fence. I haven’t noticed any vices at all. She loves to be pampered as well. She is SUPER sweet (I can’t emphasize that enough). She will put her head in your hands and literally fall asleep."

If you are interested in giving Patty a forever home, please e-mail me at: bhfer.melissa

Sincerely,
Theresa
Beauty’s Haven Farm & Equine Rescue, Inc.
A 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization
www.bhfer.org