Hanaeleh rescued Hope and Grace from a neglect situation earlier this year, and spent several months rehabilitating them. We were so happy that just a few months ago, they ended up finding a wonderful new home with an amazing couple! They were in an idyllic setting in Topanga Canyon and lived in a paddock with a gelding who immediately fell in love with Grace. Unfortunately, just a few weeks after we took them up to their new home, the fires whipped through the mountains near their home. Hope … [Read more...]
UPDATE: Hope and Grace’s New Home
We are so very pleased to tell you that Hope and Grace have found a wonderful new home! Yes, the perfect home came around for these lovely ladies that allowed them to not only stay together, but have a safe place through their retirement. We were contacted by Barbara, a marriage and family therapist who uses horses as part of her therapy program out in Topanga Canyon. One of her horses in the program had passed away, and she was looking for one or two companion horses who might work in her … [Read more...]
UPDATE: Hope and Grace Practice Real Estate
This past weekend Hanaeleh was invited to bring over a few horses to a neighboring facility that was just recently put up for sale. The equestrian property is just around the corner from Hanaeleh, and the agent, Ashlyn Moore, wanted to have some horses in the arena while it was being shown. We thought it would be great to get some more exposure for Hope and Grace, and also to talk with people about Hanaeleh. After our very exhausting workday, Jocelyn and Brandye groomed Hope and Grace and we … [Read more...]
Trabuco Canyon, CA: Two Arabian Mares Need Home
You may remember just a few months ago when we rescued Hope and Grace from a neglect situation in Orange County. We are pleased to note that with just some decent farrier and vet care, as well as a lot of food and TLC, both Hope and Grace are up for adoption! We must note that these two mares are very bonded, and their neglect only reinforced their dependence upon one another. We have been working with them to get them more comfortable at being separated, but these two mares will need to be … [Read more...]