Ready for Adoption
The following is from All About Equine Rescue: All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc. Update on Seizure Group More Adoptable Horses Boots & Bling Volunteer Corner, Volunteer Needs Other Ways to Help AAE Friends, Supporters, & Service Providers UPDATE Apologies it's been a while since we sent an update on the seizure horses. We've been working hard to get them healthy and ready for adoption, and we're excited to let you know they are all doing tremendously well. Nearly all are now available for adoption. Unfortunately, we don't have the best progress photos of everyone to share, so know that some of these photos don't do justice to all. The Arabians are all really nice group of horses, and they've made a ton of progress since arriving. Now, it's time to get them adopted!! Though some were touchable and enjoyed interaction, none were halterable when they arrived. None had likely had any hoof or dental care, at least for a long time. Today, all are halterable and handleable, some more confidently than others. All understand the basics, all have had the work (hoof and dental care, vaccines, deworming and microchips). The older colt (Niko) has been gelded, the other will be done in the next month or so. Some are more confident than others, but they've all made good progress since they arrived the end of March and early April. Learn more about each horse by clicking on the name or photo below. Please read each horse's description and needs carefully to make sure YOU are a good match for the horse (or to help find a good match)! If you are (or someone you know is) interested in exploring adoption, please learn more about our adoption process, then submit an Adoption Inquiry (This is the first step to find your match). (We're working ...
Sweet Jennings Has His Wings
The following is from All About Equine Rescue: All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc. Angel Jennings Whiskey Found His Person Adoptable Horses Boots & Bling Volunteer Corner, Volunteer Needs Other Ways to Help AAE Friends, Supporters, & Service Providers Jennings is Running Free Sweet Jennings earned his wings earlier this week after a very difficult cancer diagnosis. Jennings had a persistent swelling in his sheath/groin area for the past few months. We hoped it was a stubborn pigeon fever abscess that hadn't come to a head. Attempts to drain it in the field were unsuccessful, and a more extensive surgical procedure was undertaken. Unfortunately, the swelling was a football-sized mass involving a lymph node. Biopsy results showed the tumor was a metastatic melanoma. Based on the type of cancer, the lymph node involvement, the size, and the location, there was little hope for a positive outcome for our sweet boy. The kindest thing we could do was to help Jennings across the Rainbow Bridge before cancer took its toll. F@*# Cancer! Jennings came to AAE in 2020 with a baseball-sized mass on his sheath. He underwent surgery, and the mass was a melanoma. Fortunately, the surgery was successful, and there were clean edges around the incision site. We gave him time to heal, and after 12 months were very optimistic when he had no recurrent lesions. Thankfully, he stayed happy and healthy until this. That said, even with the swelling, he was his happy self! Jennings loved attention; he was an absolute character. He was playful in his herd, and he always had a special gal by his side. Elli was his latest craze, and she made him a much better guy. He was aloof and much more independent (from humans) when he arrived, but the longer he was here, ...
Chilly Pepper – It’s hay time again. Chilly Pepper needs your help to catch up on the Vet bills and get some feed for the kids
The following is from Chilly Pepper - Miracle Mustang: Hi, Thank you for saving Olivia and her unborn foal. These are some of the kids currently in NV. We have an order of hay coming on Monday, and that is roughly $1000. As you can see in the photos, all these kids love their feed, lol. That does not include the grain and special feed for some of the older, special needs kids. Our Vet bill in Goldendale is $4345, with the babies, Coggins, emergency visits etc. It also cost about $1000 to help the two mares leave their pain and suffering. We received some help for them, but we already had an existing bill. Our bill in NV is around $350??? I have been feeding and watering here, but had help for the cleaning etc. Sadly, I will need to hire more help to take care of the kids while I am fresh out of surgery. It's amazing how much money I saved the rescue by working and not getting paid. For now though, I simply need more help. We had 2 of our wilds colic with the crazy weather. That means meds etc. Phantom Jr. is having some issues with his hoof, and that required a trip to the vet as well. So between the vet bills for $4345 and $350, plus the hay, and the help to feed and care for the critters, I am hoping to get some help to get these paid off. I am heading to surgery the Monday after next for a total hip replacement on my "good leg", and then Doc is working on a plan for my broken, right leg. it would be amazing to have less bills to worry about when I went under. I am reaching out to see if anyone would ...
Join AAE for a Slice of Fun and Help Raise Dough for the Horses!
The following is from All About Equine Rescue: All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc. HAPPENING TOMORROW! Join us at Viscuso's Pizza & Draft House tomorrow, Saturday, June 22 between 12:30p and 8:30p to enjoy good pizza for a good cause. This is some of the best pizza (if not THE best) pizza in town. If you haven't been yet, you must try this AAE favorite. Mention AAE when you order and 20% of sales will be donated to help the horses of AAE! Their menu also features a variety of tasty appetizers, flat breads, toasted sandwiches, all-you-can-eat dine-in salad bar, and desserts. Valid for dine in, take-out, and at the bar. You must mention AAE each time you order for it to count towards the fundraiser. Not valid with coupons. Help us spread the word by sharing this email with your friends, family, neighbors, coworkers, and everyone you know! Don't have an AAE shirt or hat? Stop by the AAE Used Tack Store and pick one up! The store is open daily from 12-4pm and is located at 4050 Durock Road #6 in Shingle Springs. Thank you for being a part of the All About Equine Animal Rescue team ...
Chilly Pepper – Heartbreak to Hope. Pregnant mare shipping to slaughter..Let’s Save Her
The following is from Chilly Pepper - Miracle Mustang: As always, there is little time to stop and grieve. Another 911 for a heavily pregnant mare who is scheduled to ship to slaughter. I haven't seen her, but she has run out of time. We need to raise at least $2,000 to get her safe, transported and settled in with the basics. She will need lots of special feed for her and her unborn foal. We still have to catch up the vet bills, but I had to had to go out on faith, so of course I said Yes, my Chilly Pepper Family, will keep her and her unborn baby off the slaughter truck. Please help.today! Let's help ease the heartbreak of losing the girls, by honoring their memory by saving 2 more lives. The Mare in the 1st pix was one you saved last year, and that is her beautiful baby by her side. Happy endings do come true. Rescue doesn't stop for little things like broken legs, etc. Sadly it's my life, so I can't, or we wouldn't be where we are. It just takes a bit more help and some creativity. THANK YOU, MY CHILLY PEPPER FAMILY, FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE AND SAVING SO MANY LIVES! If you want to donate directly for Glamour's feed, please call Basin Feed at 509-773 You can donate to Goldendale Veterinary - 509-773-0369 NEW - DONATE WITH ZELLE Send Money with Zelle® Wildhorses In Need Palominodancer@yahoo.com 530-339-1458 New Venmo - @WIN-dba-ChillyPepper New CashAp - $ChillyPepperMM (Win dba Chilly Pepper) THANK YOU, ALL OF YOU, FOR BEING SO AMAZING FOR THESE PRECIOUS SOULS! YOU are the reason so many lives are saved! I appreciate every single one of our Chilly Pepper Family. God has truly blessed this rescue! IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO KEEP HELPING US ...
Chilly Pepper – Another 911 for a starving Senior Mare. Animal Control was involved. Will you help them?
The following is from Chilly Pepper - Miracle Mustang: TODAY'S 911 This beautiful "Old Lady" needs us now. She is emaciated and needs help. You can look in her eyes and see how sad and broken she is. I need to get special feed for her as she cannot seem to chew hay. She tries, but obviously it isn't working. She will need vet care, an equine dentist, and special feed, vitamins etc. Pumpkin, the Cremello mare shown in the collage, was born with leg deformities. She is slightly underweight, but her biggest issue is her feet. She will need special farrier care to get her comfy again._ Sadly, Pumpkin also appears to have cancerous sarcoids. Please help us help these horses. Animal Control was involved, and I want to send out a HUGE THANK YOU to Yakima Animal Control. THANK YOU FOR STEPPING UP AND SAVING these horses. The owner was unaware of the situation and called me as soon as A/C notified her of the problem. Be careful who you trust the care of your animals too. Hopefully with a lot of love and care we can get these two ladies feeling better. I can't stand the thought of them suffering and starving. Let's help them now! THANK YOU!! Rescue doesn't stop for little things like broken legs, etc. Sadly it's my life, so I can't, or we wouldn't be where we are. It just takes a bit more help and some creativity. THANK YOU, MY CHILLY PEPPER FAMILY, FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE AND SAVING SO MANY LIVES! If you want to donate directly for Glamour's feed, please call Basin Feed at 509-773-4648. You can donate to Goldendale Veterinary - 509-773-0369 NEW - DONATE WITH ZELLE Send Money with Zelle® Wildhorses In Need Palominodancer@yahoo.com 530-339-1458 New Venmo - @WIN-dba-ChillyPepper New CashAp - $ChillyPepperMM ...
