I have always been fascinated with horse driving, but it is an expensive and exacting sport. Several years ago when we rescued a Friesian named D'Artagnan, I had a short foray into the horse driving discipline. He was enjoyable to drive, as long as you didn't want to stop (stopping is actually very important for a driving horse). Still, we had a lot of fun, and he was able to continue to get exercise without being ridden. Why Horse Driving? Driving is great for some older horses who may not be … [Read more...]
Lou Dillon Shares Quixote’s Food
Lou Dillon loves to eat Quixote's orchard hay- but only if it's Quixote's. If we try to give Lou Dillon orchard, he scoffs at it, and won't eat it- he only wants alfalfa hay. The hay on the other side of the stall is greener? … [Read more...]
Hanaeleh’s Feral Kitties!
We have a lot of feral kitties at Hanaeleh. They are deemed as feral and non-adoptable by the animal shelters, and often they have no other options unless we are able to take them. The kitties are all spayed, neutered and vaccinated before they come to Hanaeleh, and they are various ages. We try to only take those kitties who really have no other option (they cannot be re-released) and who have a history of living as a feral. We are probably the only rescue that loves taking the cats that the … [Read more...]
Thank you California Veterinary Supply!
We wanted to thank California Veterinary Supply for donating several bottles of joint supplement and vitamins to our rescue! As all of our horses are currently on a joint supplement, that can get to be very expensive, and it was incredibly kind of them to think of us! They have a number of items for all different animals, not just horses: www.calvetsupply.com The joint supplement has a picture of a chestnut Thoroughbred that looks almost like Ruby! We showed her the label, and she said was … [Read more...]
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