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August 27, 2023 By ezarkos

Lou Dillon likes getting baths and the misters are a welcome addition to his daily regimen.

It has been such a horribly hot, humid summer this year, and we have been trying to determine the best way we can keep the horses cool. All of the horses have shelters, and we will rinse them on very hot days (which lately seems to be everyday). For the past two years, we have been searching for someone who would come out to the ranch and install misters, but it has never worked out.

We thought about putting the misters up ourselves, but the setups looked very complicated and the entire process seemed overwhelming. With the extreme heat refusing to abate, however, we decided we had to do something more to keep the horses comfortable, and began researching misters again.

Thankfully, we discovered there are new systems that are much easier to install(!), and don’t require complex skills, unlike the complicated systems from the past.

This last weekend we put up the first section, and whew!, it was just in time for the 100 degree heat wave! It’s amazing how much cooler the misters made things, and the horses seemed to enjoy a brief respite from the heat! In the next few days, we plan on installing misters across all of the stalls so that all of the horses will stay cool!

Everything we do at Hanaeleh is for the horses – we are constantly working to ensure their lives are as comfortable as possible. We are so thankful for our supporters (like you) who help us purchase things like the misters, and for our very wonderful volunteers who do the hard work!

Lou Dillon enjoying the misters.
Ulysses seems to enjoy the cooler temperature!
The misters go across the stalls of Lou Dillon, Quixote and Ulysses.

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Hanaeleh

Call of the Wild July 1 2025

Call of the Wild Day of Action for America’s Wild Horses and Burros (and Public Land!)

June 30, 2025 By ezarkos

This is an urgent alert for every organization and individual who cares about the protection, preservation, and survival of America’s Wild Horses and Burros and our precious Public Lands. We must all act together on One Massive National Call-In Day of Protest. We are asking you to spend just 10 … [Read More...]

Southern California: 8 yr old Thoroughbred Gelding Needs Home!

June 23, 2025 By ezarkos

We were contacted by a woman who has been trying to find a home for her beautiful 17hh, 8 yr old (4/12/17) dappled grey Thoroughbred gelding, Argento (means silver). Argento raced when he was younger, and his registered named is Little Cairo. He is a descendent of American Pharaoh, and was sold as a … [Read More...]

Help “Spirit” 9 y/o Buckskin Quarter Horse Gelding Find a New Home (Norco CA)

June 17, 2025 By ezarkos

We were contacted by one of our supporters who had rescued a nine year-old buckskin Quarter Horse gelding from auction. He was shut down at first, but she has done quite a bit of work with him on the ground and he is starting to come around and be more sociable. Sadly, Spirit has navicular, and … [Read More...]

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