On Saturday, September 13th, we celebrated our 21st anniversary with our Evening at Hanaeleh event. The event started with a shuttle provided by Valet Parking Pros bringing our guests to the ranch, dropping them off in true red carpet style, while one of our board members greeted them. When they walked up the road to the ranch, they were met by our horses who were very happy to see newcomers! Each stall was graced with a poster with the horse's individual story, and the guests were invited … [Read more...]
Misters at Hanaeleh
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 … [Read more...]
Catching Up with Lou Dillon
If you've been supporting Hanaeleh for a while, you probably remember Lou Dillon's rescue. It's been four years since that fateful day and everyday is an absolute pleasure to have him here. If you're new to us, Lou Dillon was found running in the street in Watts, CA (on Lou Dillon Ave). He was about 500 lbs underweight, people were dodging him with their cars and throwing trash at him. It was pouring rain (not something that happens often in So Cal) so a kind citizen ushered him into … [Read more...]
How to Beat the Summer Heat by Lou Dillon
Lou Dillon would like to remind everyone to stay hydrated this summer! https://vimeo.com/727102267 Lou Dillon was found running in traffic in Watts (on Lou Dillon Ave). People were dodging him with their cars and throwing trash at him. He had barbed wire around his neck and he was 600 lbs underweight. A kind citizen got him into their yard. It was pouring rain so he covered Lou Dillon with a trash bag and called 911. The nice LAPD officers got him to safety and then called us. It … [Read more...]
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