Horse Tales Rescue

03/16/2023

Grace is making new friends while she is in training at Susan Wirgler's horse human partnership program.

03/16/2023

🐎 We adopted Grace 3 years ago from another rescue (The Barnyard Animal Rescue) and she is all grown up and at Susan Wirgler's for training. Join us in following her progress.
These are her baby pictures.

12/29/2022

Things have been pretty quiet out at the ranch spirit, pico, grace and crikey are all doing wonderful!

We have a different furry friend than the normal horse that needs help. His name is Bernie and he could absolutely use everyones help after an accident on Christmas Eve that left Bernie the bulldog unable to use his back legs, bruised lungs and a rare folding fracture in his left shoulder. His mom Veronica is doing all she can but any prayers, positive thoughts or financial help is so appreciated.

We hope you had a very Merry Christmas and the year to come is a great one!

Bernie story and update in link below! Please share, pray and send positive thoughts!

Video below is about 2 hours after fentanyl patch was placed. Huge improvement but still a loooong way to go.

If you would like to donate to helping bernie recover and ease some of the financial stress please see below!

https://gofund.me/037d6fc1

Venmo:
Last 4 of ph #8290

My name is Melissa and on Christmas eve Veronicas dog Bernie got under the tire of an… Melissa Davis needs your support for Bernie and Veronica need our help

12/01/2022

I love story time at Horse Tales Rescue!

11/28/2022

Chance & Revele looking festive in their holiday hats.
Check out their childrens book on Amazon here.🐴🐴
https://a.co/d/9mXGR3X

11/22/2022

Chance & Revele

11/14/2022

https://a.co/d/eZtHQ3J
“This children’s book, written for ages 4 years and above, will resonate with young readers and adults alike. It tells a simple story of homecoming and friendship, imagined and told by a horse named Chance. Chance was rescued along with other members of his herd and came to live with a Rescue Mom and Dad at their ranch in California. Readers may recognize some themes in Second Chance that are present not only in the animal world, but in our own: different models of parenting and home, the challenge of bullying or exclusion, and the care and compassion that we can give and receive. The book introduces young audiences to the story of a special horse and to an important face of animal welfare work—foster care and re-homing. In doing so, we hope to bring to life the mission of Horse Tales Rescue, the real-world organization represented in this story.”

—Dr. Mary Temple Grandin, a professor of animal science at the University of Colorado and an autism spokesperson
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Second Chance

11/10/2022

Dr. Grandin has written the blurb for Second Chance. Please take a minute to read her kind words:
“This children’s book, written for ages 4 years and above, will resonate with young readers and adults alike. It tells a simple story of homecoming and friendship, imagined and told by a horse named Chance. Chance was rescued along with other members of his herd and came to live with a Rescue Mom and Dad at their ranch in California. Readers may recognize some themes in Second Chance that are present not only in the animal world, but in our own: different models of parenting and home, the challenge of bullying or exclusion, and the care and compassion that we can give and receive. The book introduces young audiences to the story of a special horse and to an important face of animal welfare work—foster care and re-homing. In doing so, we hope to bring to life the mission of Horse Tales Rescue, the real-world organization represented in this story.”

—Dr. Mary Temple Grandin, a professor of animal science at the University of Colorado and an autism spokesperson

https://youtu.be/TOVIr5llZos

“This children’s book, written for ages 4 years and above, will resonate with young readers and adults alike. It tells a simple story of homecoming and frien...

11/03/2022

“This children’s book, written for ages 4 years and above, will resonate with young readers and adults alike. It tells a simple story of homecoming and frien...

10/31/2022

This is a true story about two horses that lived at Horse Tales Rescue.
“This children’s book, written for ages 4 years and above, will resonate with young readers and adults alike. It tells a simple story of homecoming and friendship, imagined and told by a horse named Chance. Chance was rescued along with other members of his herd and came to live with a Rescue Mom and Dad at their ranch in California. Readers may recognize some themes in Second Chance that are present not only in the animal world, but in our own: different models of parenting and home, the challenge of bullying or exclusion, and the care and compassion that we can give and receive. The book introduces young audiences to the story of a special horse and to an important face of animal welfare work—foster care and re-homing. In doing so, we hope to bring to life the mission of Horse Tales Rescue, the real-world organization represented in this story.”

—Dr. Mary Temple Grandin, a professor of animal science at the University of Colorado and an autism spokesperson

Second Chance