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7/28/2026 8:57:19 AM EDT
I rescued this mare last august, when she arrived her health so awful. She had not had her feet trimmed in at least a year, there were actually shoes grown into the soles of her feet. Her teeth were so bad that she had 3" long x 1" deep pockets cut into her cheeks.

She was so terrified that if you even moved rapidly near her, her fight/flight response would kick in and she would come unglued. On top of that she was 200# underweight.

For the first month I couldnt touch her any higher on her body than the shoulder/neck junction. Any contact near her head would result in a catastrophic explosion.

Now, here we are almost a year later and she is my favorite horse. I ride her, my kids ride her and recently a non-verbal child with autism rode her. He had not made a single verbal sound in 8 years but while riding her he made a sort of laughing squeal. His parents were in tears but asked I not post photos of him.

She will never completely recover from her abuse: Her entire body is covered in deep scars, including the nasty one visible on her hip. She also has one on her neck that I suspect is a bullet wound, all the tissue is gone completely across from side to side, only covered by skin. That being said, I love this horse

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7/28/2026 9:01:11 AM EDT
[#1]
Awesome OP. And dusty in here..
“That’s not how it works. You buy more tools and power than you need and as you fuck everything up you gain the knowledge to become a better carpenter.”

Tveddy
7/28/2026 1:11:40 PM EDT
[#2]
I got a little choked up myself 🤣
7/28/2026 7:17:23 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Spleenless-Dave][Edited] [#3]
She's a beautiful horse.  Thank  you for rescuing her in and helping her.  Please give her some scratches for me.
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