Ok - Its official. Wendy said she has been getting several inquiries about Honey. After all she is now a "riding" horse.
I couldn't do it- let her go that is.
My friend Sheri Lacey (breeder,trainer) told me-"Yes its hard- when you work a horse and its good. You have an emotional attachment, and its hard to let go."
I couldn't do it and told her "Yes" today. I'll keep her.
This blog is about one little mare who was rescued; emaciated with a foal at side. Her story is one of many-many. Unfortunately many are sent to slaughter. In my opinion, sometimes it may be humane to let that happen -instead of suffering somewhere. I won't go on and on here- because this is about one horse-I took an interest in. Read and enjoy - and start from the beginning! and see the transformation.Thanks for reading!
Honey
NOT SKINNY NOW !
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This is the best news we've had in months! Honey is so fortunate to have found you and you, her! You have such a gift with horses and have taught us so much in a very short period of time. It's been amazing watching you work Willie & Ruby & Honey. You are quite the horsewoman! And Honey has indeed won the horse lottery. The picture of her before you got her is one of hundreds (of thousands) of starving & abused horses, yet you saw in her something special. Look how much it's grown! Thank you, Denise, for the wonderful & loving heart you share!!!
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