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Ways to Prevent your Horse from being Stolen.
Metcalfe Shares Tips to Prevent Horse Theft An estimated 40,000 to 55,000 horses are stolen each year in the U.S. To combat this statistic, Debi Metcalfe of Stolen Horse International shared theft prevention pointers March 28 at Equine Affaire in Columbus, Ohio. . . . keep reading
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Hee Haw to you all!!!!
The Watcher Hee Haw, My name is Bell! I am a seven year old gray donkey. I came to The Healing Barn on February 14, 2006. I came because my man owner (whom did NOT like me much) wanted to shot me because I would not let his stud breed with me. Now just an FYI to all my fans out there, I am a very private donkey and I do not let just anyone especially another donkey get too close to me. . . . keep reading
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The Beginning
By: Corri Swigart
The One and ONLY Nicky Newman! This is a story of a great champion. Nicky Newman was a great Quarter Horse that everyone adored. He was a great all around versatile, old western style horse. Nicky's dreams of running barrels, team penning, trail rides, and showing were shattered the day he fractured his pelvis. . . . keep reading
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Misunderstood
My name is Buttercup, and I am a wild mustang. I was rounded up when I was 8 months old. I lost my beloved family and I was all alone. I moved from place to place because every where I went the people were afraid of me. I am a good girl and I would never hurt any one. The people would never let me out of my stall, they were afraid I would run away and maybe just maybe they were right. My whole life I had never been locked up, I was always free, and now I could not even see the trees or the grass. I was so sad. One day the people took me to a man who promised he could ride me in 30 days. He was very mean to me and... . . . keep reading
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Our First Mission with The Humane Society.
The Story of Molly, the Beautiful Blond Horse I am Molly, a Belgian horse that was rescued along with my brothers from a man who did not feed us, give us shelter, or give us water for years and years. My 2 brothers were much bigger than I and my oldest brother was 800 pounds under weight. It was very hard in the winter to keep warm. There were barns, but the mean man wouldn't let us in them. All the water was frozen so we would lick the ground to try and get water. It was a hard life. One day the Humane Society... . . . keep reading
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From Our Friends...
"Nancy, Allen, and Corri give us advice and encouragement when we most need it."
Sally Keller
Toledo, OH
"...they are incredibly generous with their time and knowledge."
Kelly Meister
Walbridge, OH
"Still Nancy is never too busy to provide TLC to either the horses or any of us that may need a shoulder."
Judy Farrar
Toledo, OH
"Nancy works her magic on all the horses and their owners. She is more than the owner of The Healing Barn, she is a healing angel to all of the horses and owners who's lives she has touched."
Colleen Smith
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