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"Show
me your horse and I will tell you who you are." Old English Saying
The following horses are recovering from illness, starvation or abuse. Most
of them will be able to be ridden when better.
Application for Equine Placement
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Alamo,
17-year-old American Quarter Horse gelding. 14.3 hands. Foundered. Click on the photo to learn more about Alamo.
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Cherub, 23-year-old Belgian cross mare.
Click on the photo to learn more about Cherub.
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Chico, 2-year-old Paso
Fino colt. Rescued August 20th. Recovering from starvation and pneumonia. In need
of surgery for hernia and double chryptorchid.
Chico received his surgery on March 2nd
and is now recovering nicely. Thank you all for your support!
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Fancy,
Thoroughbred mare. Starved & sick. Rescued June 26th. Learn more about our latest rescue in the August
edition of Over Herd.
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Firelight,
Quarter Horse gelding. Age unknown. Starved & neglected.
Click on the photo to learn more about
Firelight.
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Flame, Rescued July 14th. Thoroughbred
gelding. Starved. Learn more about our Flame in the August edition of Over Herd.
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Honey Bun, Quarter Horse-cross mare. 13.3
hands. Starved, neglected and injured. Old eye injury in need of surgery. Click on the photo to learn more
about Honey Bun.
Thank you Angel Sponsors! Honey Bun had the stitches to close her eye socket removed
and she's doing great.
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Inca, 21-year-old Quarter Horse Recovered from starvation. EPM. Click
on the photo to learn more about Inca.
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Micmac,
Rescued April 24. Appendix Quarter Horse gelding. Starved & hooves damaged by farrier. Learn about Micmac
in the June edition of Over Herd.
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Noble,
19-year-old Tennesse Walking Horse gelding. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Click on the photo to
learn more about Noble.
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Pawnee,
30-year-old Palomino gelding rescued July 3rd. Starved & neglected. Click on the photo to
learn more about Pawnee.
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Santa Fe, 17-year-old American Quarter
Horse. Blind in one eye & injured.
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Vaquero, 19-year-old Peruvian Horse Cancer - under treatment. Click on the photo to learn more about Vaquero.
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Wind Star, 19-year-old Thoroughbred mare. Starved & neglected.
DSLD. Click on the photo to learn more about Wind Star.
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Please
consider becoming an Angel Sponsor for one of the many horses at the sanctuary ($20 per month). You are welcome to come and spend time with your horse on any Saturday.
The
average cost for HPS to take care of a horse is over $200 per month. The Angel Sponors help HPS to care of the
horses.
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