Equine Rescues

The following is from Chilly Pepper - Miracle Mustang: Hi, This is a bit of a different fundraiser. We always need help for feed, vetting and saving lives; however, there is an extremely urgent need to get more nursery space to keep our babies safe and provide what they need. This is Tika after one of her "episodes". Thankfully they seem to be slowing down. (She needs a big enough space so she can be safe inside and have enough room with the door closed to prevent this). _I have attached pictures of DaBubbles when he was attacked by a mountain lion. Folks say it won't happen, but they obviously have no idea what they are talking about. It absolutely did. He is now 100%, but it was a brutal and painful 3 months to get him back to health. We know there are big cats nearby, as our neighbors have seen them, and they go through the property. We have seen some mighty big prints. I need enough room to put the babies safely inside at night or if I have to leave for a short time. (It also doesn't help that I can no longer sleep in the bunk above the babies. I have been staying in a chair while I am taking care of the babies, as I simply am in too much pain and physically unable to climb up into the bed.) We need to add more space!! It is especially important to be able to monitor babies like Tika 24/7. It is literally life and death for her. She is struggling greatly, but definitely has not stopped fighting. She will ultimately decide if it's time to help her. They always let you know. PLEASE KEEP PRAYING FOR HER! (A big thank you for making it possible to get all 3 of the babies, the ...
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The following is from All About Equine Rescue. All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc. Help us kickstart this year's event and reach our goal by making an early gift anytime until May 4 at 11:59pm. (Only one week left!)  Or, raise the bar by pledging matching funds! Inspire giving and make your impact twice as BIG! To learn more about starting your own matching funds campaign for AAE, send us an email. Give Early Other Ways to Give

1. Mail a check to All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc., 2201 Francisco Drive #140-174, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762 (AAE will not be charged any transaction fees).
2. Text AAEBDOG to 53-555.
3. Donate onour website (AAE may be charged a transaction fee, but it may be lower than the BDOG fee)

Please note: There is a $15 minimum for all donations made through the BDOG website. To give a gift below $15 please use one of the options above. Big Day of Giving (BDOG) is a 24-hour online giving challenge to help AAE and other non-profits in the Sacramento area to raise funds and awareness. It is a day to give where your heart is! To learn more about Big Day of Giving, visit www.bigdayofgiving.org. Give Early Every gift makes a BIG difference for the horses! Your gifts this Big Day of Giving will help the horses (and other equine) in so many ways including providing feed, veterinary care, hoof and dental care, vaccines, deworming, and whatever they need. Considering it costs, on average, between $5 and $10 per day to provide basic care to the typical horse, that adds up fast. And, that doesn't include diagnostics, treatments, medications, surgery, emergency care, or any of the unknowns that come with new intakes. Costs add up fast, especially when AAE is usually caring for 50 ...
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The following is from Chilly Pepper - Miracle Mustang: HELP PLEASE! Another call from the Catcher. The night before last I received an emergency call about an orphan abandoned by her band. I was able to get her through the night, and we spent most of the day yesterday at the vet. She needed everything imaginable, and Doc still only gave her a 30% chance of survival. She is still here, but my vet bill has now skyrocketed again. I RECEIVED ANOTHER CALL A FEW MINUTES AGO. The Catcher and his family were branding cows and came upon an abandoned filly. She is alone and extremely young, with no teeth and is on her way. There is a really good chance we may need to call Doc again tonight. The fact that these are actually orphans who have been abandoned by their bands makes everything more urgent. I really thought that with so many babies yanked away from their Mama's before the catching seaon even started, that I might get some time off. However, that is not the case. I need help with the Vet Bill, (I had just been able to make a $2500 payment and then we got Tika.) I am almost out of Foal Lac Powder and Foal Lac Pellets and I am so thankful we had the funds to purchase hay in NV and WA. The Mama and Baby and the preggers Mama are safe at Chilly Pepper, thanks to you. Will You PLEASE make it possible for me to get this little filly coming in, every thing she could possibly need. It's GO TIME LIKE NEVER BEFORE. Will you save these mares and their babies? At this point I have no funds for this rescue. Y'all decide if they live or die. As always, I am willing to "git 'er done" ...
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The following is from All About Equine Rescue. All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc. Big Day of Giving is Thursday, May 4, but EARLY giving starts TODAY!  Help us kickstart this year's event and reach our goal by making an early gift anytime from today until May 4 at midnight.  Or, raise the bar by pledging matching funds! Inspire giving and make your impact twice as BIG! To learn more about starting your own matching funds campaign for AAE, send us an email. Give Early Other Ways to Give

1. Mail a check to All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc., 2201 Francisco Drive #140-174, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762 (AAE will not be charged any transaction fees)
2. Donate onour website (AAE may be charged a transaction fee, but it may be lower than the BDOG fee)

Please note: There is a $15 minimum for all donations made through the BDOG website. To give a gift below $15 please use one of the options above. Big Day of Giving (BDOG) is a 24-hour online giving challenge to help AAE and other non-profits in the Sacramento area to raise funds and awareness. It is a day to give where your heart is! To learn more about Big Day of Giving, visit www.bigdayofgiving.org. Every gift makes a BIG difference for the horses! Your gifts this Big Day of Giving will help the horses in so many ways including providing feed, veterinary care, hoof and dental care. Considering it costs, on average, between $5 and $10 per day to provide basic care to the typical horse, that adds up fast. So too can your donations!!  Your donations help assure we have ample and ongoing funding for the care for the horses. YOU are why we are able to help horses like Bonnie. AAE welcome Bonnie from ...
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This is an update from All About Equine Rescue. All About Equine Animal Rescue, Inc. RYDER Ryder is an estimated 17 year old non-riding gelding who is looking for a family to call his own! AAE welcomed Ryder in April 2021. Prior to arrival, a young couple had rescued him from a neglectful situation. He was very thin, had long hooves, and lived alone in a pasture. Ryder's owner released him to the couple, and they helped him gain weight, trimmed his hooves, and started to build his confidence. Unfortunately, Ryder was lame in the front and hind, and they were concerned he had possibly foundered. The couple didn't have the finances to help him further. Once at AAE, his hoof and dental care were updated, and he received vaccines, deworming, and a microchip. Radiographs of his front hooves and hocks showed he had advanced ringbone in his front left hoof, and his pastern joint was nearly fused. His front right was a moderate club hoof, and both hooves had thin soles. Fortunately, he did not have any coffin bone rotation (founder). Because of his arthritis and thin soles, he was started on daily Equioxx, and shoes were put on his front hooves. Both helped immensely. Photogenic? Some might think he's not the most photogenic horse you'll ever meet, but he is truly handsome, friendly, and a big character. He's a really sweet guy, he's grown to really enjoy the company of humans, he's pretty laid back, and he just want someone of his own. He handles pretty easy on the ground. He's respectful for the most part. He loads and trailers well. He's pretty good with the farrier, but may get impatient at times (he's tons better than he was). He has fun in the pasture with the herd ...
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The following is from Chilly Pepper - Miracle Mustang: CLOCK IS TICKING!!! MARES SHIP SATURDAY MORNING. THEY ARE NOT LISTED AND WILL BE DIRECT SHIPPED IF WE DON'T SAVE THEM. I received a call, much like when we had to decide if we could save Mercedes and her family. This is a costly one. I need $2100 just to secure these 4 lives and get them off the lot. Then I will need to transport them, get them vetted, feed and care for the mares and their newborn babies. Then we need Coggins etc. etc. I was not going to try, because it's basically up to you. I literally don't have enough funds to do this. The ONLY reason Hannah has a chance is because her baby Skittles is on her side, and only a few days old. Haley is already BAGGED UP AND READY TO POP. Let's give these 4 the miracle they deserve. We cannot let Haley have her baby in the slaughter trailer and have it trampled to death. We need to raise at least $4000 by Saturday so we can have funds to take care of them, once they are off the slaughter yard. It's GO TIME LIKE NEVER BEFORE. Will you save these mares and their babies? At this point I have no funds for this rescue. Y'all decide if they live or die. As always, I am willing to "git 'er done" if you guys want to make it happen. Our team of ladies is standing by. I had to buy hay again, tomorrow in WA and also in NV. We still need help with funds for Foal Lac, meds, wormer for the starvation cases, hay in NV and hay in WA, and of course our ever-bouncing vet bill. Thank you all of you who help us save these precious ...
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