NorCal Equine Rescue - Auction Rescue
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...you don't put an animal down just because they're old. you put them down if they have a painful, uncurable injury or fatal disease that causes them pain a suffering. not because they're old. nature decides when an old horse goes - not people.
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Thank you for what you do, we have been to the sale as well and so far have bought 3 horses. We try to buy them before they get there as it is so heartbreaking not to be able to buy them all. Great video. I personally hate the horse auctions, I find them extremely inhumane. I hope all 3 horses are doing well.
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@norcalequinerescue i know i'm totally jumping in the conversation here, but that's one of the worst cases of stringhalt i've ever seen! i rode a QH who had stringhalt but we used magnetic hock boots and he walked almost all of it off so it was barely noticable- he was 100% sound and cleared by the vet. any luck with this poor horse?
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Would the riding horses be sold to meat too?
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It's amazing what you can find at auctions...
my friend got a stunning, registered morgan stallion for $30, gentled him in a pen behind the house, and sold him the next day for $3,000.
Great job!
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Did you fix the one with the knee issue?In the rear right.
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God bless the people who save horses, cats, dogs and every other animal from death! :o)
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:,( that big dark horse looks alot like mine. poor thing. is he ok?
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That makes me happy!
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I subed.
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oh ok thanks, Ya I have been to a few auctions, but wasent ready to buy a horse yet, adn It will haunt me forever. I saw 2 BEAUTIFUL sound, sweet horses, and I mean they were like a little girls dream horse, very light hony chesnut with a white blaze, very sweet, I mean they let you do anything.... I really wish I was more prepaired to buy then because i would have gotten them. They were young, healthy 3-4 years olds. I am VERY excited and I feel that I am ready to get an auctiong horse. Thanks
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I would defiantly say check the hooves for cracks and feel the legs for any sign of heat, which is the big sign of lameness/ swelling. Also the general face and how lively the horse is such as perked ears, nostrils, and such.
I wish you luck!
that was a nice thing of you to do :)
what was wrong with the last horses leg??
grtz
bellabelliboo 4 years ago 2
Zoro had stringhalt, watch our "Norcal Equine Rescue Saves Horses" video for the rest of the story.
norcalequinerescue 3 years ago