Hooves & Paws Rescue, Inc. "A Place to Heal" Horse and Large Dog Rescue in Glenwood, Iowa

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Currently many of our horses & large breed dogs are permanent residents; due to their severe abuse and neglect. All are available for sponsorship. If you see a Horse or Large Breed Dog you would like to sponsor please contact us or utilize the "Make a Donation" button link below. If you prefer, click here for a PDF sponsorship form to send by mail.

These are our current animals available for sponsorship:

Please Help Us Save Little Willie July 22, 2010

We were contacted by the Sheriff's Department late last evening to help a little mini horse who was found on the side of the rode just minutes from our Rescue Facility. When we arrived what we found was truly heartbreaking. This little angel was struggling to walk down a busy Hwy. His hooves are some of the worst we have ever seen.

Although he could not walk without a struggle and he was very afraid he gave us no struggle when we put a halter on him and loaded him into our horse trailer to take him to safety.

We would like to thank the Sheriff's Department for calling on us to help this little mini. They were wonderful and gentle with him and did an incredible job keeping him safe and off of the busy highway until we arrived.

Willie is with us now & recovering. The road ahead is going to be a long one to get his hooves to the point that he can walk without struggling. But we are hopeful that he can recover. Our farrier estimates he will need to make several visits to work on his Willie's hooves over the next year. Each trip to work on his hooves will cost $40.00 per visit due to the condition of his hooves. This is a long process.

We will also need to have him Vet checked, he will need all of his shots and he will also need his teeth floated ASAP. Willie appears to be about 20 years old. This size of horse can live into his 30's with the proper care. And that is what we are hoping will happen with our Willie.

We are in need of donations for the care of his feet over the next year, his Vet care and to have his teeth floated. Please reach deep into your pockets and any amount you can spare would be greatly appreciated. Willie must also be on just good brome hay. We were told to limit his grass due to his lameness. So we will need to provide this for Willie also on a daily basis. He will need to be in a safe and secure area until he is healed and able to run and play again with the other horses at our facility. We are trying to erect a small lean to shelter him through the rest of the summer & into winter. So any donations will also be used to provide this for him. Donations can be made directly through our website using Paypal or mailed to our Rescue Facility address listed above. Please mark your donations, Willie.

There are so many others like Willie out there suffering. Each day we do our best to offer our services, provide education and give those like Willie a safe place to go to heal. So please know without your help we could not continue saving those who have no voice of their own. We thank you as always for your continued support & kindness.

This is Willie. He is a sweetheart and did not deserve to end up like this. He loves attention and even though he has suffered severe neglect he still trust people. He is a beautiful little guy who we are so happy we were called to help him.
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This is Molly. She is a mixed breed hound under (2) years old. She came to Hooves & Paws Rescue with a broken leg in three places. Molly was also very thin when she arrived. This is the first picture we received of Molly with her cast on. The person who had Molly could no longer care for her so we were asked to take Molly and give her the medical care she needed. Upon arrival our Vet told us that Molly had no feeling or movement in this leg and advised us to remove the leg. Molly is in foster care at this time healing inside and out. She is very shy at this time. She does not like being left alone. She gets along with other dogs and loves attention. Molly is doing very well with three legs. Molly is in need of a sponsor to help cover the cost of removing her leg and also her medical cost until the leg that was removed is healed and the stitches are removed. Once Molly is healed she will be ready for adoption.

February 2010 Molly is looking for a monthly sponsor. Molly's surgery to remove her leg was $550.00. She also spent two weeks at our trainer to help make her more adoptable. So, the cost for her care since she arrived at our Rescue is at $750.00. Donations for Molly to date have only reached $200.00. If you can't make a monthly donation please consider a one time donation toward Molly's care.

Molly has had her surgery to have her leg removed and she is doing well. She gets around just fine with three legs. She has spent (2) weeks with our trainer working on basic commands. She is in a foster home at this time waiting for a forever home. Molly gets along with other dog's, we are not sure about cats? She will need as with all our adoptions a secure fenced yard to run and play in. Molly loves to be outside to run & play!!! Molly does need to be in a crate while you are away as although she is poddy trained she does tend to get into things when she is left alone. She is a really nice girl who deserves a chance to have a family to call her own.
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Frannie Crossed Over Rainbow Bridge in Genea's arms.

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Jessie is a beautiful 30 year old Appy Gelding that was an Owner Surrender in December 2009. He has bone to bone arthritis in his front leg. He is given pain medicine on a regular basis to help with the pain in this leg. He does walk with a limp and he does favor this leg. He came in with good weight and he is a typical Appy. Lot's of cute attitude! Jessie is in need of a monthly sponsor as he will be a forever resident at Hooves & Paws Rescue due to his age. Please contact us if you are interested in sponsoring Jessie. His sponsorship will help with his senior feed, his medicine, his farrier cost and shelter cost. We currently have Jessie in the quarantine area as we were out of space when he arrived. He can't be out with the herd due to his age.
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We would like to update everyone on the progress of Furst, the blind Rottie that came to our rescue facility from St. Louis, MO recently.

Furst has had surgery to remove one of his eyes due to the severe infection in his eyes that caused his blindness. The Vet who performed the surgery feels his other eye can stay at this time unless it becomes infected again and then we will deal with it at that time. We have also learned that the two holes on the top of his paws that are the same in size are from being burned with a cigarette. This poor dog has had a rough life so far and it is time for him to start to heal inside & out.

We want to thank all of you that have been involved with us to help save this wonderful dog.

The Vet who performed the surgery on Furst, Kathy Johnson, Owner of K-9 Coach Learning Center, L.L.C. who is fostering Furst and working with Furst on basic training and doing an incredible job, and Kelly Trout, with Mid America Rottweiler Rescue, Director at Large who contacted us to help Furst.

We would also like to thank everyone who has wrote us and called about Furst. A huge thank you to those who have donated to help with his medical bills and training cost which is a must after what he has been through in his young life.

Without everyone's support we could not continue helping those like Furst who have no voice of their own.

Once Furst is healed inside and out he will be ready for adoption. The forever home that Furst will go to will need to be a very special home. Furst will need to be the only dog in your home and no children under 12 years of age please. We would be happy to discuss this further with anyone who is interested in Furst.

We are taking adoption applications on Furst which can be found on our website under forms. Then we would like to meet with you, do a home check and set up a time for you to meet Furst in person.

All donations for Furst, his medical care and training can be sent to our Rescue / Shelter or made directly through our website using Pay Pal. Please mark your donations, For The Care & Training Of Furst.
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Meet Goober. He is a very special young blind gelding. He was an Owner Surrender due to his family moving out of state. Goober's family loved him very much and saved him from an unknown fate when he was left by his previous Owner in a boarding facility because of his sudden blindness due to medication which was put in his eyes incorrectly for a period of time. You truly learn about love when you meet a horse like Goober. His world is dark due to his blindness but he heart is full of love. He and another rescue Little MayBelle who is a very old little mini horse have become good friends and she and Goober spend their days together in a special area just for them at the rescue. Goober is in need of a monthly sponsor.
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My name is Memphis. I am an English Mastiff. I came to Hooves & Paws Rescue from a bad situation. I was being kept in a van by my owners. I was beat by my Owners to try and make me mean. But now I am safe at the rescue. I have a great bed with lots of cozy blankets and have a big yard to run and play in. I am looking for a monthly sponsor to help with the cost of my care. I am a big guy and I should mature to around 200 lbs. Will you sponsor me?

12/25/09 Update on Memphis. We continue to work with Memphis on his aggression issues with new people and certain dogs. He is very hot & cold and can be unpredictable at times. He loves to play but sometimes he gets a little rough with the other dogs. We know that the issues that Memphis has is due to the beatings & neglect that happened with his former Owners. Sometimes because of this treatment it takes a very long time to forget what happened to you. He is wonderful with both Bill & I but he does not like any new people yet. We will continue to work with Memphis and our hope is that one day he will be ready for adoption. If this is not possible, Memphis will live his life out at our Rescue/Shelter and become a forever resident.

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Little MayBelle arrived at the rescue 09/20/08. It was just over an hour trip back to the rescue from where she was at. She got right into the trailer when we loaded her. When we arrived at the rescue she got out and took a look around. The first horses she saw (on the other side of a fence of course) was Papa River, Mama Joy and Baby Walter. You can imagine what she thought. They looked at her and she looked at them like "what in the world"? I am sure she thought those are the biggest horses I have ever seen. But she was a trooper. She walked over to the fence and looked up at them and then turned around and walked away as if to say thank God there is a tall fence between us.

MayBelle spent the day helping me clean to barn and just hanging out. She has her own little stall that Billy built for her inside. She is shy but she is already starting to come around and let us touch her. We are very thankful she is at the rescue.

We want to thank those who are sponsoring MayBelle monthly. We will be using some of the sponsorship fees to have her teeth floated. MayBelle's teeth are in very bad shape. When we opened her mouth to look at her teeth she had a lot of swelling & a few teeth broke and some missing. When we contacted the Vet today that had seen MayBelle prior to coming to the rescue he confirmed that MayBelle suffered severe abuse & neglect and she really needed work done on the teeth but it had never been done due to money issues with the lady who originally found her in the chicken house. So, we will be having this taken care. I am sure she is in pain with these teeth like this. So, again thanks to her sponsors we will be able to make this little girl more comfortable for her final years. Due to her age, MayBelle will be a forever resident at our rescue facility.
We want to thank everyone we pledged a monthly donation to help with MayBelle's care. We could not have done this without everyone's help.
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December 25, 2009 Blossom is doing very well and her leg is almost perfect. She is a very active girl and loves to play. Blossom has an adoption pending. Our hope is that she will be going to NH in the near future to live with her new family who have a huge love for Bloodhounds.

Blossom is a beautiful girl. This is a recent picture of her resting in the sunshine.

Update 4/30/09

Blossom our Bloodhound girl is looking for a forever home. Her leg is healed and she is doing very well. She is a very playful & sweet girl. She loves her toys. She is very dog friendly but does not like cats! She is spayed & UTD on all medical care. Blossom should be part of a family. She is not a hunting dog and should never be kept in a kennel of any type. Secure fencing is required as with all of our dog adoptions. If you can give Blossom a forever loving home please contact our rescue.

My Name Is Blossom and I am a Bloodhound. My life started out pretty rough. I have had two Owners. My last Owner said I fell on the kitchen floor and hurt my leg. But really I was hit by a car. They took me and dropped me off at a shelter in Kentucky because they said they could not afford Vet care to fix my leg. There were several nice people that seen me and thought I was worth saving. A nice lady put me on the FOB Boards on the internet and posted my story and my picture. Hooves & Paws Rescue saw my picture and called to see how they could help me. Arrangements were made and I was transported on June 15, 2008 by car from Kentucky to Hooves & Paws Rescue in Glenwwod, IA. to heal and get the Vet care I need to run and play again without pain in my leg. Thank you Dee & Mike, From Kentucky (Brighter Days For Shelters, Caring Hearts) and Denise from MO (friend of Genea & Bill) for taking me to Hooves & Paws Rescue.

Vet records stated Blossom was examined on 05/22/08. She has a broken Tibia & Fibula. So basically, Blossom's back right leg is broke in two places. Blossom will need to be seen by a Vet to determine what can be done to repair the leg. If you can donate towards Blossom's medical cost we would greatly appreciate it. Donations should be marked "Blossom's Fund". Donations can be mailed to our rescue facility or made directly through our website. All donations will be used for Blossom's medical cost and care.

These are pictures of Blossom when she arrived at our rescue June 15, 2008. She is a very sweet girl and we are very happy she is with us at our rescue. She will be loved and cared for at our rescue and she will get the Vet care she needs & deserves. Blossom will not be available for adoption until her leg is healed.

This is Tiffany and Dakota. Tiffany was the first person to have communications with me regarding Blossom. We want to thank Tiffany for her love for Blossom. Tiffany is a huge hound lover. She has a wonderful hound named Dakota seen in this picture. We recently got a care package with toys for Blossom from Tiffany and Dakota. Thank you both for loving Blossom enough to help us save her and give her a second chance at a happy life.

Update
June 17, 2008 Blossom had her initial check up at our Vet. X-Rays were taken of her leg, a complete exam was performed and blood was drawn for testing. Our Vet confirmed that her Tibia & Fibula had been broken previously and the leg had not been set and should have been. Because of this the leg has started to heal and it is bowed out. He does not think it would be a good idea to attempt surgery to straighten & fix the leg at this time. She will spend another month or so at the rescue and get some good puppy food and supplements and then she will be checked again to see how the leg is healing. We will make a decision at that time what steps we will take regarding her leg. Although she loves all the dogs at the rescue, Blossom's best buddy so far seems to be Fast Freddie!
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This is Bubba Hoss. He was an Owner Surrender due to his Owner's failing health. He will be a forever resident at Hooves & Paws Rescue at the request of his Owner. Bubba Hoss is looking for a monthly sponsor. He is an incredible boy with a huge heart. He is truly a Gentle Giant!

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3 PUPPIES FOUND IN A BOX NEXT TO A DUMPSTER ARE SAFE AT OUR RESCUE
March 26, 2008
When we arrived home this evening we had several messages on our answering machine. The first one that we played back was a man telling us someone he knew was dumping (3) puppies in a dumpster today and that was the end of the message. The next message confirmed this. It was a business Owner and he in fact had the (3) puppies but they were left in a large box next to his dumpster at his business.

We went right away to pick the puppies up and they are safe at our rescue. They are about 8-10 week old puppies; two females & one male. They were very scared when we picked them up. They are resting now all together. They are little balls of fur and I am sure they are wondering why this happened to them. As always, we have no good answer. All we know is this is not the way to start your life as a little puppy. Puppies should be loved, hugged and adored.

These puppies will need to be socialized before adoption. They appear to have had a rough start from the way they all act when picked up. One puppy bites at your hands and screams when picked up. The other puppy gets stiff when picked up. And finally the third just shakes when picked up.

At this time we are seeking donations for the care of these puppies. They will all need their first shots and they will need to see the Vet ASAP. These little ones will also need puppy chow if anyone is willing to donate a bag or two.

If you have any information about who dumped these little puppies please contact our rescue day or night. Here are some pictures we took of these precious little puppies. (2) Little Girls & (1) Little Boy. The picture of the puppies in the box is how they were found.

Update 3/30/2008
Today the puppies are doing as well as can be expected at this point. They had their first visit with the Vet Friday evening and it was very scary for them. Because these puppies are afraid of people, the Vet trip wore them out.

The Vet checked them over and found that they were full of worms. We expected this from the size of their bellies. He also checked their teeth to estimate their age. He thinks they may be even younger then we first thought. They were not given their first puppy shots at this time. He advised us to wait about a week and bring them back because he thought with everything they have been through up to this point it would be a lot to put them through right at this time. We were given a special puppy shampoo because we have pulled several ticks off of them and today we seen more that were showing up. They have really thick hair and sometimes ticks are hard to find until they start to swell up. What has made this even harder is that they don’t really like anyone to touch them just yet. We are very confident we can help them get over this fear of people. We sat with them and just talked to them and told them what good puppies they were. We introduced toys to them. Toys are very new to them; they were a bit afraid.

Our Vet said the little black puppy, which is a girl, appears to have been abused in some way as she hides her head and crawls to get away from people.

We were watching the puppies out the window and our rescued St. Bernard’s were sitting next to the enclosure we had the puppies in. It was very interesting. The puppies all were wagging their tails and putting their little paws out of their enclosure to touch the big St. Bernard’s. So they are not afraid of other dogs. Even very big ones! We would like to share with you some pictures we took today of the puppies. These pictures are priceless!

Update 4/28/08
Wilma was adopted today, April 27, 2008. She was adopted by Billy's cousin and my best friend Georgia & her husband Matt. She will have a wonderful home with their family.

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Gordie Needs A Sponsor-Can You Sponsor This Great Old Guy?
Update 06-28-08 We won't give up on our Gordie
Our Old Sweet Gordie was starting to lose weight recently so we had the Vet out again to re-evaluate him and see what the problem was. Gordie's teeth are starting to give him problems. So, we had some dental work performed to see if that would help our old guy . He will require more dental work and floating every (6) months. We are also going to increase his senior feed and add even more supplements. He has the best attitude and he is just a sweet old guy. He loves his grain! He has started to pal around with Fever. It's nice to have a buddy to hang out with! His legs are wrapped to help with support.
We will continue to do everything to help Gordie enjoy the time he has left. He is a very special old guy.

Thursday, September 20th--We are very sad to report that we were informed by our Vet today that Gordy is in the advanced stages of testicle cancer and he also has several spots that are also advanced skin cancer. He will be made as comfortable as possible for the time that he has left. If anyone would like to visit Gordy please call us to do so as he loves attention and also kisses & hugs. We have only had Gordy for a few weeks, he was an Owner Surrender to our rescue. He is one of the most gentle horses we have ever met. Gordy was a Roping Horse in his younger days. I think when Gordy passes over to Rainbow's Bridge he will take first place in every event.

Sunday, September 30--Well today was a good day. When you do rescue work this type of day is very hard. I told myself the hell with a couple hours work. I wanted to spend a couple hours with my Gordy. I talked to him and told him how glad I was that we had a chance to spoil him at the rescue and how glad I am he came to live out his days left with us. When we found out from our Vet that he was about (30) years old we knew our time would be short together. Then when we found out he had cancer it just made that time even shorter.

He is slowing down more each day. He is still eating though. He loves his grain and apple treats. But I know it is not long before we have to let him go. I brushed him and put oil and cream all over his sore spots today. He closed his eyes and just stood there with his head in my hands as if to say, Thank you. He knows he is close to the end. I can see it in his old eyes. His legs are getting weaker when he walks. But his spirt is strong. When I call him he walks right up to me. He has been here such a short time it just does not seem fair. I wanted to be able to show him how pretty it is at the rescue during the winter. The trees with snow on them, the horses running and playing in the snow. I had hoped we could stand together in the barn and look out the door and watch the snow fall. But we were told it would be best to put him to rest before the winter as the winter would be to hard on him. I believe he will let me know when the time is right and he is ready. I will wait for that day and I will let him go when he tells me it is time.

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On April 2, 2007 we rescued 3 abused and neglected Percheron Horses at a Council Bluffs, IA residence and brought them to our rescue facility. Action 3 News KMTV followed us in for coverage of the rescue and aired it that evening. There is Joy a 10 year old Mare, River a five year old Gelding and Walter a one year old stud colt. These horses had not had medical care of any type it appears for a very long time. Their hooves are very overgrown, cracked and in terrible shape. The mama mare is 250 – 300 lbs underweight. We have had a Vet out to examine the horses. The horses were given their shots, however, since these horses were not touched and loved as they should have been they are very hard to handle and still need more medical care once they settle in and understand that they will never again suffer, be hungry, alone or abused. That is the promise we make to each animal that we rescue.

Click here for the first rescue story from KMTV Action 3 news. Click here to see the story KMTV Action 3 News aired a week later about our recently rescued Percherons. In a follow-up story click here. They desperately need sponsorship assistance. Won't you help?

Update As Of 04/10/07

All of the rescued horses have various medical issues that we are working on due to their abuse and neglect. Our rescue is a place to heal and this is our goal for these wonderful horses. We will update their progress as time permits. They are safe, eating, (alot), resting and getting more love than they have ever known. Apple Treats seem to be their snack of choice. We will post the information when they are better and appropriate for adoption.

We are in desperate need for sponsorship for "Walter". Walter is the (1) year old rescued Percheron that was brought in April 2, 2007. We noticed he favored his right rear leg when he we brought into our rescue. We recently had him examined again and found that the tendons in his right rear knee is detached causing the knee cap to move in an unnatural position when he walks. We were advised after speaking with our Vet that he must be operated on ASAP or he may suffer permanent damage which could shorten his life span and cause him considerable pain. This is a major operation that this little guy will undergo and he will have many months of recovery. We will also need a volunteer during the day to help us with Walter's care. If you are available anytime during the daytime Monday through Friday please contact us. We were very sad to hear this news about Walter as he is a sweetheart. Please consider sponsoring Walter!

Update on Walter
Walter has had his operation. He was a brave boy during the whole operation. He was put under just enough to keep him still. He is doing very well. The Vet is very pleased with his progress. We are, needless to say, very relieved that the operation is over and that it went so well.

We would like to thank everyone who sent donations for Walter's operation. We would also like to thank our Vet for doing such a wonderful job and caring so much about our Walter.
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"Ted", formerly known as "Brownie", is a registered Morgan that was donated to our lesson program from a wonderful family who own Carriage Hill Farms. We hope to use Ted for children's therapy and lessons. He is a "6" year old with a lot of love to give.

We are asking for donations for the medical care of "Ted". At a recent Vet visit we learned that his pelvis may have been previously broken. Previous to Ted being donated to our rescue he did have an incidence when he was at the trainer and he somehow caught his back hoof in his halter while scratching his head. He was found in that position. >From that point forward Ted had a slight limp. We were not concerned as we felt we may be able to give him some time with a physical therapist that has donated her time to our rescue. However, after a few sessions it appears that it may take some other actions. So we would like to take this special guy to get some x-rays and have a specialist look at him. Iowa State was recommended to us by our Vet for this type of injury. The cost to have Ted put under for the X-Rays, the actual X-Rays and the Vet cost will run in the neighborhood of $900.00. Any donations toward his medical care and rehabilitation would be greatly appreciated. We want Ted to feel as healthy as possible and as pain free as possible. We have a little girl that has fallen in love with Ted that volunteers at our rescue and she plans on showing him in a halter class. So his recovery is very important to the rescue as well a this special little girl as someday she would love to ride Ted. But for now she is content to just walk him on a lend which tells you just how special Ted is to this little girl. If you would like to sponsor Ted please note that on your donation.
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Sophia Lynn,
My Owners surrendered me as they thought I was to big and to much work. I was kept on a chain my whole life. Now I have a tall fence and "no more chain around my neck". I had a eye infection that was not taken care of. My new parents at the rescue are getting my eye operated on to fix it. I may need two surgery's and the vet is not sure that I will not be blind due to this.

We are sad to report that Sophia has had a set back. She will have another surgery Tuesday February 6, 2007. Her stitches did not hold as we had hoped in her eye. Sophia will need to be boarded at the Vet so that they can closely watch her eye after the surgery and try to control the bleeding in the area.

Sophia after her surgery. We are asking for donations at this time to help with the medical bills which will include the cost of another more complicated surgery and the cost to board Sophia for (10) days. Please sponsor me to help pay for my vet bills. I am just (1) year old and I have my whole life ahead of me.

We want to thank the Glenwood Vet Clinic for the for trying so hard to save Sophia's eye.
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Miracle Ann
My abusers poured acid on my head when I was naughty and chewed things. Then they kicked me until the fur was gone on my side. I still don't like to be petted on my side as it scares me. I did not know what a toy was till I came to the rescue. Now I have a toy box with lots of toys.

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Madison Ann
I came from a kill shelter. My abusers used me for a breeding dog and I was a throw in (bait) for dog fights. I had my collar embedded in my neck and I was full of hook worms.

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Shooter (Golden Boy Sonny) Quarter Horse Palomino
My abusers did not take me to the vet when my eye became infected. They put medicine that was to be used for people in my eye and covered it with a patch. They forgot "they said" to remove it for several months. Then, one day they pulled the patch off and the coating of my eye came off with the bandage. So today, I am blind in my eye and I have frequent eye infections due to this. Before I came to the rescue I was also very skinny and my hooves were sore because they were not taken care of.

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AnnaBella, our princess, Leopard Appaloosa
Read my story on our Home Page "I Dream"

AnnaBella has recently been diagnosed with a reoccurrence of her cancer. Assistance is needed for her medical bills.

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This is Joker (Jokie Man) Joker was stabbed in the in the tummy and hoof by his former trainer. He is doing very well and has (30) days training with Britni a good friend of ours who does an incredible job training horses. Joker was a challenge and she did a wonderful job with him.

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