I had all but lost hope in continuing to properly caring for the 12 rescued horses of my 16 horses, not to mention my rescue dogs, and rescue chickens, until it was suggested to me to ask for help. I have cared for and provided for these rescues, some of them have been in my care for the past 17 years. ALL of these rescues arrived here either emaciated, ill gravely unsound or wild, 10 of them requ
iring immediate veterinary care from day one, and one of them urgent surgery to save her eye. To rehome these horses is NOT an option, as most of them are in their late teens and twenties and the trauma that they would be subjected to would be unbearable. I tried to lease out a few of them, but sadly none of these worked out, and two of them came back in such poor condition I promised never to do this to them again. We are have now a registered NPO and it is our intention to care for these horses until the time comes that they cross over the rainbow bridge. We also have a number of rescue dogs and chickens from township areas, who are now living happily at our centre, the dogs now part of my family in my home.
