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Drought Causes Hay Crisis All Over U.S.
Horse rescuers taking in record numbers amid drought, hay prices Saturday, December 29, 2007 RALEIGH, N.C. - A horse rescue agency that operates in North Carolina and two other states has taken in almost double the number of abused and neglected horses it usually accepts each year, and more than half came from North Carolina. Workers with the U.S. Equine Rescue League largely blame the dramatic price increase for hay, which is in short supply across the drought-parched Southeast. The record-dry conditions in North Carolina have wiped out hay crops and affected pasture land that horses would normally graze through November. . . . keep reading
You can donate hay.
Hey buddy, can you spare a flake? Fund-a-Flake program raising funds to feed wild horses up for adoption . . . keep reading
Horrible Accident
Fears over future of 46 draft horses in horror road smash October 30, 2007 Animal welfare groups are rallying behind the 46 Belgian draft horses that survived a horrific road smash, amid the fears the animals may ultimately find their way to slaughter plants. . . . keep reading
Neglect
Hayden man denies abuse after horses are taken away Posted: Dec 27, 2007 09:03 PM EST Updated: Dec 27, 2007 11:51 PM EST This is one of ten horses taken from a property in Hayden after charges of neglect. . . . keep reading
Slaughter Houses Considered a Better Alternative?
Pet Tales: Horse slaughter a needed but unpopular option Thursday, November 15, 2007 By Linda Wilson Fuoco, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette . . . keep reading
Yellow Long Flowing Mane
Hey y'all, my name is Blonde. I have yellow flowing hair. That's why they call me Blonde. I have been at The Healing Barn for 2 years now, when I came to The Healing Barn I could not walk. My feet were very infected and pus was coming out of my hooves. We soaked my feet every night until the infection went a way. I also have another problem called Cushing's Disease, which means... . . . keep reading
Dreams and Hopes (Part II)
Dreams and Hopes (Part II) The question here is when the dream is achieved and all is comfortable does God look down and say: "Don't get too comfortable, I have a bigger plan for you." T . . . keep reading
Sparky
I am Sparky, I am a member of The Healing Barn. However, I do not want to talk about my life before coming here, but I will tell you this...my previous owners did not want to feed me anymore so they w . . . keep reading
"The Horse Garbage Disposal"
This is the story of rebel: We met Rebel when he was 4 years old, living on a farm where he lived with his mom. Mom being 30-32 years old, was all rebel knew. There wasn't even a house on the property. But there were neighbors! Oh yes the neighbors, they loved rebel! On Christmas day you would see them with there Santa hats on, dumping left overs over the fence for rebel to eat. Potatoes, turkey, stuffing, you name it, he got it. And yes, Rebel would run as fast as he could to eat those goodies. He would eat every last bit. Rebel didn't save or share any with his mother either. When we met Rebel, he was about 500 pounds over weight, I can't imagine why, can you? The main meal at the barn was ears of corn, grass, hay, and the occasional turkey dinner. . . . keep reading
The Healing Barn
Hello, I'm Nancy from THE HEALING BARN, I have a lot of great stories to tell you. Little Bit is just a tiny portion of the animals we have helped over the years. We (Allen, Nancy, and Corri) started The Healing Barn about 12 years ago. We had a three stall barn and 3 acres of turn out. The intention was to get one horse for Corri, whom at the time was 11 years old. Immediately someone called and said, "I have a horse that needs be ridden. He is 4 years old and green broke. He is free, BUT... . . . keep reading
The BOSS
My name is Little Bit and I am the BIG BOSS at The Healing Barn! I am 16 hands tall and registered as a stock paint horse. I do not have markings of a paint like my girlfriend Fancy, but my body looks like some one took a white paint brush and splattered it on my copper colored hair. When I first came to The Healing Barn, I was falling down and I was very sick. I had what they call EPM. All I know is it was not fun to have no control over my rear end. I would try to run and my butt would fall down. It made me feel really stupid. . . . keep reading
Dreams and Hopes
Did you ever have that want or dream of having your own horse? You were 5 years old and you could not make your parents understand that nothing in this world was greater than having your own horse in your own backyard. I was one of those little girls that dreamed of one day having my own horse I could ride through the woods and we would have lunch together under a big apple tree. I would eat jelly sandwiches and my friend, my horse, would eat grass and apples. We would sit there for hours and hours until I... . . . keep reading
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