Lillies of the Field Equine Rescue

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Lillies of the Field Equine Rescue Our mission is to save, rescue, rehabitate, retrain and rehome equines through God's grace.

10/20/2026

Twinkles decided she was loving all the extra attention lately that she needed it from the vet as well.

I went to do chores this morning, she came up like normal but zoomed past me to roll in the hay pile. I didn't think much of it initially, then she got up and rolled several more times. She didn't want her food (normally she scarfs it down). She walked away from the other horses and found another spot to roll. Eventually she laid still so I could listen for gut sounds (which are a good thing!). At the point I called the vet to see what they recommended and they asked if I could bring her in.
THANKFULLY it wasn't colic and THANKFULLY Dr Knapp was able to see her as soon as we got there. She was basically normal during his exam.
It possibly could be sand in her gut or she ate something, so we will give her a round of sand rid and watch her diet the next few days to her dismay.

10/19/2026

The GORGEOUS Talitha and Twinkle Toes! 😍

Twinkle Toes was one of our very first horses we rescued. She has been so incredible and has helped so many people learn!
She is 25-30ish years old, TB/Irish draft crosses and worth her weight in gold. 💛
She is pending a new home, but if that doesn't work out for whatever reason she will remain with us for the rest of her days. 😇

10/19/2026

Photoshoot bloopers with Twinkles the rescued unicorn!
Except she refuses to wear her horn and she has a LOT of opinions about the dress and posses 🤣

10/18/2026

So happy to see Dolly's improvements!! 🥰😇

Our girl Dolly is looking for her caring and capable forever home! Dolly is in her early twenties, has mild kissing spin...
10/14/2026

Our girl Dolly is looking for her caring and capable forever home!

Dolly is in her early twenties, has mild kissing spine, she is an absolute doll to handle and is so great with the kids on the ground!
Dolly has had an interesting life with a few battle scars from a fence to prove it. She is great in a herd. Solid citizen all around and just sweet as can be.

She has a teeth float scheduled for OCT 27th with Dr Knapp. She has been dewromed, vaccinated, and 2 visits from the chiropractor.

Dolly needs a loving none riding home that will pamper and adore her cuz she simply deserves it at this stage in life. 💕

Contact us through the page if you are interested in being Dolly's new family or if you'd like to foster her until she finds her forever home. 💜

10/14/2026

Old lady Twinkle Toes showing the young ones how its done! 🤩

10/13/2026

This is what its all about 🥰😇 The next generation of horsemen and horsewomen learning to be respectful and caring.

10/13/2026
10/12/2026

The boys enjoying their scratches!

Gotta love Penelope (bay mare on the right) she really is a therapy horse for anxious horses. It is so neat to see how h...
10/10/2026

Gotta love Penelope (bay mare on the right) she really is a therapy horse for anxious horses. It is so neat to see how horses will help each other out in a herd. ❤️
Cardi had been pacing the fence worried about Dolly since being separated. Dolly didn't seem to be bothered about the separation but she would hangout with Cardi trying to calm her I think.

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Myrtle Point, OR
97458

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Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+15417335395

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