Horse Shelter Heroes | S2E34 | AUCTION RESCUE
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- In this auction rescue episode, we save 47 horses from slaughter! You also will get to go on a ride-along with everyone's favorite farrier, Garrick, as he goes to pick up a horse that needs rescuing.
We move all the horses in quarantine down to the main part of our facility to get them evaluated and make room for our next auction rescue! There were so many horses that were in need of our help. We rescue a draft who has a horrific eye injury, and much more! You will not want to miss a second of this episode of Horse Shelter Heroes.
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In the future, if you get draft horses, in Texas there is a couple that has a farm outside of Amarillo and they take drafts. The drafts are not sold or rehomed. They are there for retirement. It is called Fletcher Farm Amarillo. It is a wonderful place. They take care of the horses and love them and allow them to retire.
That poor poor black horse shaking like a leaf just broke me. Poor scared baby im so glad you guys have her.
Caden is now loving on all the horses you have given the last act of kindness to!
I believe that is exactly what Caden will be doing! He is in a good, loving place and getting good counseling and care...
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@Get your Free Abortion Money, America: ONLY HOES -You should stay away from the internet when You are off your meds.
What happened to him??
As someone who didn’t grow up with horses, it always surprises me that people can just neglect and throw them away like that. I am working hard to someday have my own horse. You were lucky enough to have one, and you didn’t give it the care and love it deserves.
until these types of videos, i had no idea there was this whole other world treating horses like absolute garbage all the time. i always considered them such precious animals, too, and such a huge investment. it's still unbelievable to me the things that are happening to these animals in the broad light of day.
Doc did an outstanding job on that horse's eye stitches. I couldn't even tell anything was wrong. He is truly a gift and a blessing !
And he’s really cute. 🤠
Yes! Doc has years of invaluable knowledge.
Thank you Doc!💙
I love how the kittens are playing. Rescuing over 40 horses is amazing. Y’all are making some good decisions like last act of kindness.
same, kittens are cute when it comes to them playing.
Oh my! The black and white paint; his story of putting his head down for the halter has touched my heart! 🖤🤍🖤
"Don't tell my daughter". LOL. Don't you think she'll notice he's gone? It's kind of hard to miss place something as big as a horse. I love the relationship y'all have with your family and co-workers. My kind of people!!
Humans will never deserve horses, but the people at Horse Plus give me hope. ❤️
The horse with the halter mark on his nose is similar to a 6 week old colt I purchased at auction in Australia. He had a halter on that was way too small and had started to dig into the skin. Luckily it left no lasting damage. His mum had to be euthanised after weaning as she had neurological problems. I had him until I injured my back and couldn’t look after him properly (aged 6) I reformed him to my friend who still has him now. (Aged 9)
Some of these horses broke my heart. Especially the grey with the melanomas. My old Arabian gelding was a grey and had melanomas around the base of his tail, and one small one on his neck, but my vet determined they were benign, and they never invaded his digestive system, or went farther than skin deep on him, like that poor grey. I was so lucky to have my horse to the ripe old age of 27, before I lost him to a stroke. At least he never suffered.
Thank you for caring for all these horses, and for doing this auction rescue in memory of Caden. Hugs to you all.
Please report the owner of that mustang (that is on those papers) to BLM so they don't adopt to that person again. There is a money incentive for adopters but there is also regulations to get that money (like owning the horse for one year at least and/or limited sales). If one gets away with tossing a mustang into the auction pipeline and continues to adopt for that incentive, it's a bad thing.
Yeah the BLM doesn’t give a crap. They’re in the middle of the biggest gather in BLM history while Colorado mustangs are starving in their corrals.
@@IonIsFalling7217 , maybe in CO but the mustangs in the Black Hills in SD and in WY and In NV do NOT allow that and ur NOT sposed to sell ANY BLM mustang at ANY auction period .Ur sposed to get hold of the BLM and let them kno U can no longer keep it and sell it back to them . Its illegal to sell a mustang to a kill buyer and its also illegal to sell them at auction
After you receive title for your mustang you can sell them and the new buyer does not need a PMACA (the form where you agree not to sell to auction). So from 2nd owner on mustangs can end up at auction just like any other horse.
@@rubygreen158 No BLM mustang, period, is supposed to end up at auction. I'm pointing out that while they are gathering 4,000+ mustangs in Wyoming, they cannot feed the mustangs they already have in holding in Colorado.
@@IonIsFalling7217 I live in Arizona. I trust the BLM about as much as I would trust a rattlesnake not to bite me while holding it.
Cannot believe how many blind horses you come across at the auctions and even surrenders too....
I have been around horses most of my life and can only remember one thoroughbred that had an
eye injury.... bless you all for the work you do .....
i think a lot of the blind ones weren't even injuries, just pure neglect. they got an infection, and the owners didn't have money, or just didn't bother get them care, and that ended up causing them to go blind. it's shameful. not judging those that didn't have the money, hard times can hit anyone. but the ones that couldn't be bothered to be responsible owners? garbage humans.
@@trailofdebris if no income don't own. Ask for help from some kind of organization. There are slot of help wanted signs out there
My heart is broken from the news on Cadon. I now know why he touch me when I watched him.
Cadon you now have your angel wings. May you run free with all those spirits who went before you that you helped to end their pain. You are all now running pain free. 💜🐎👼💜
Real nice he could help collect a surrender.
That horse will be in good hands.
Not camera shy either..
He always teaches us something.
My thoughts are with you and little Caden’s family, what a very sad time for you all. I hope he is caring for all the sweet horses that had to go to the pastures in the sky. Sleep tight little man xxxx
hi, i am very sorry for the loss of caden, do you know why he left this world? xx
It makes my heart rest easy when I see your people being so loving and tender with the horses who will be getting that last act…thank you for that! They experience some love and care before they are finally at rest…out of pain.😢
They do don’t they? That’s what I love most about them too… give them love when they pass, not fear and pain, they are living angels more than the dog, they were with us from the start, they are so loyal, large and powerful, they could easily just say no… but they stay, because they love us…. We would never be who we are without them, we rode to hunt, we rode to battle, we put them to work and grew and harvested food, we used them for transport and the first taxi, never forget where you come from, and respect those that had your back, cheers 🥂 to the horse, the most loyal, and useful animal humans have ever had
All of you at horse shelter heroes are gifted, kind and compassionate. Thank you for all that you do!
I love how instead of saying you had to put them down you say you had to show the last act of kindness! It makes it seem just a wee bit better when you put it that way. I love your channel and what you do for those horses. :)
My hubby had to give the last act of kindness to his tiny Chihuahua last year she was 5 years old. Suffered an injury during fireworks that freaked her out. He took her to vets. So many different opinions and no firm help. Turns out she had broken all 4 legs. So pissed at the vets.
@@patriciahayden8955 I had a cat that was vomiting constantly, on and off for six months. I was rushing him to the vet every two months. They kept on giving me different advice and I followed them to the letter, it still didn’t improve and he was losing weight.
One night I realized he was dropping his food and wasn’t eating that well. (He was always an easy keeper), so I tried to check his mouth, which I never had an issue with.
He started howling in pain, I couldn’t even open his mouth halfway. The next day I called the vet absolutely livid and they said that they couldn’t see me for two weeks.
When they finally did and I insisted on them checking his teeth.
His gums were completely inflamed. They made me wait another two weeks before they could do the surgery and that point he was so bad that he lost a tooth.
Thank goodness I found a vet that was a thousand times better closer. Unfortunately it wiped my bank account out in the process. He’s much better though.
Heartfelt thoughts and prayers for Caden his family friends and All of you. My 81/2yr old son passed away after a six week fight to in the end have no answers for a totally healthy young boy. He too had a horse passion in his heart so I can only smile at the thought that God needed some horse help from those two!
An amazing rescue number this time and how wonderfully you all work so hard at intake. A blessing to end the suffering of those unable to further help. Everytime you rescue I am filled with anguish and anger thinking humans can actually do and allow such abuse and neglect BUT then you adopt out to new forever homes excited to care love and give them another chance. Yay!!!!
Endless thank yous as always and Tawnee you are for sure one of the special ones!!! Stay on guard always for those also who treat humans like they do the horses!
I'm so sorry for your loss💔
I'm so sorry! I would die, honestly. It's one thing to know that your child was taken by something quantifiable and apparent...but I already have massive issues with not knowing things. Almost to the point of obsession at times. I would drive myself literally insane mulling over everything if that happened to my boy.
He had a rough pregnancy with me and a NICU several-day stay in the beginning, with persisting health issues. That's my fear every day, that something will take him out of nowhere.
I hope you've had some time to grieve properly and give yourselves some self-love. I wish you the best. Horses are amazing and it sounds like your boy has good taste. :)
My heart bleeds for the ones that don’t get rescued 💔!
And yes, I'm crying again, with my heart in my throat. God bless y'all and 🙏 for these precious beauties.
When the horse you save and give the last act of kindness. And god asked them what was thing you remember, they can say I was shown love and someone actually cared for me.
This comment touched my heart.❤
Makes me so sad that some of these guys are meeting their end at these auctions, thank you for saving so many though. And giving the sickest ones a dignified end to suffering. True angels 😇
I'm actually the new case manager for stolen horse Incorporated up here in Iowa I just recently came on board with them and I want to give my sincere apologies if the lady that you got contacted by with representing our organization I've already made the owner where of it and to have her look into it as well just in case and again I want to give my sincere apologies if that did occur from our organization. I absolutely love what you were doing and you are the one who are inspiring me to do a horse rescue here in Iowa and one day I will pull it off I will have it all set up I'm going off of what you guys are doing to formulate a game plan in my head of what I want to have done and I will keep you updated once I am able to have this all set up so thank you for what you're doing
What you all do is phenomenal! The way people treat all animals breaks my heart but my health is really bad so I can't help. But I lnow there's a woman in iowa who adopts and trains mustangs for perspective owners. Maybe she can help this new endeavor. I don't remember her name but she's rescued over 200 mustangs !
Love the sweet medicine hat!!!
O have been following for quite a while and see so many horses rescued, but when I go to your adoptions page, over a long period of time just, just keep seeing the same horses for adoption that don't represent the vast numbers you rescue and I wonder why. And most of thr time when I watch your adoptions, most of thr horses adopted were not listed on your adoption page. What is going on?
Doc is my favorite, I wish more vet were like him. There are several large animal vet that just push the horses through and don't really care about them. Doc cares about each animal and wants them to improve. That's for sharing this it was a good auction rescue.
You could name a horse Cadence. It honors him while still being a little different then him. My heart goes out to his family and you. You will always be remembered Caden ❤️
Thank u for rescuing all the horses. So sad that there was a lot that got the last act of kindness
All of God's creatures, big and small, should be loved and honored and not suffer pain at all. I started watching your channel almost 2 years ago. I've gone back and watched all of your videos. Thank you for what you do with these majestic animals, and even the cats/kittens.
These horses needed kindness and you gave them just that. Hopefully after all they have been through they will experience all the love that people like yourselves and hopefully future adopters have to give. Thank you so so much. The impact this will have on the lives of so many animals that just want to feel warmth on their backs, comfort and full bellies is probably more than we will ever know. I just wish we could do more. Sending you all of my love.
I used to have a cat called Roni.
Such a beautiful color that surrendered horse.
So glad you were able to rescue as many as your did and prevent further suffering of those that needed to be eased out of life.
I just cry every time I see your rescue from the action. How can people be so cruel. Thank you for all you do, wish I could help
I don't know, I'll NEVER understand cruel people.
I’m enamored with the Medicine Hat! I’ll definitely be following the progress of this one.
Thank you, you all rock, saving all the souls you do, bless you all.
I love your term “last act of kindness” that is truly what it is. I thank your team and all those that donated to help these beautiful animals in all the ways you are all helping. God Bless each and every one of you❤️❤️❤️❤️
It seems like a lot more people are willing to allow y’all to purchase horses before to the auction. ♥️ love to see that!
Prayers for all Caden’s family. All who loved him. May God comfort you all. Great rescue 47 wow. I feel so bad for all of these horses. Seems like more in rough shape then good. Y’all are loving people. May God bless you in all you do. May you always be able to rescue
Prayers to the horses that didn’t make it. Good job everyone including Doc and Garrett!
Seeing that Belgian with the bad eye ripped my heart out. Thank you for saving him and keeping him off the truck to Mexico.
I would love a “Garrick” in my life. He is such a sound, caring, intelligent and kind person. 🤩💜
100% Agree -- Training Saves Horses! The best thing you can do is take the time to teach them. Even those destined to be pasture pets need solid manners or they're going to get passed up, loaded up and shipped to the border. I do hope you give the stringhalt horse a chance, though. I've pulled them out of auction before to find out that it was due to toxicity, not injury. Fingers crossed that's the only issue. (Well, that and the burs!) So many of these horses could have been saved so much pain if their owners would just step up, show some compassion, and have them put down humanely. What a shame.
That little miniature pony is adorable!!! And pizza??? You can't beat that
This comment is rather old, but I wanted you to know how happy I am that you were able to save Gen's Ice!
Great episode! Having done the mustang program it is from the 2nd owner on where mustangs can end up at auction legally just like any other horse.
The first owner always has to sign a Private maintenance and care (pmaca) form to be approved, where they agreed not to sell the horse where it might end up in the slaughter pipeline
It Simply amazes me how people can let their horses get in such terrible condition to the point where they need to be put to sleep, but then degrade the horses even further by putting them in a stressful environment at an auction. Thankfully there are people out there who are rescuing them, giving kindness and much needed help like this society.
I was glad to hear that the folks donated some vaccines, good for them.
So happy you could give these horses a second chance. Here's hopes to them finding their forever homes
Thank you for checking that out to make sure she wasn't adopted and they turned around put her in the auction. Thank you for doing that. Cuz we can't let that start happening
Oh my goodness. A heart breaking episode. Thank goodness you were there for those poor ones, to give the last act of kindness. I’m praying for the others. Thank you for your kindness.
That woman going on about the "stolen" horse on Facebook was a lunatic.
She needs to do better at her job if it was to identify stolen horses.
Agreed. A few of us told her several times to go through the proper channels and she just wouldn’t stop. It was ridiculous. I’m not surprised at all to find out she was full of baloney.
@@GrandeChartreuse yes, myself included, I am using my real name the same I use on Facebook and several times I directed her to message the office. Horse Plus does not release horses to be adopted until they pass all the necessary physical tests, are out of quarantine and are adoptable.
Her accusations kept snowballing to an unreasonable level.
@@anairsta6507 yes namely research, research, and more research!!!
Qute like 👍,the look 👀 of that chestnut mare they saved.Doc,is a great 👍 👨
Just saw the surrender . God bless those that surrender their horses , thank you
Sooo much! Much respect brothers and sisters!
Thank you so much for helping the horses who needed the last act of kindness. I know that part of the job is hard to do, but we all knew the outcome on those precious lives. Your kindness was all they needed. Thank you Doc.
I have a young horse and at the Hacienda I have her there's a blind horse... beautiful horse and very sweet. He follows orders sooo good! And love apples!
Loved your rescue efforts. I will keep donating. Would love to hear from the people that feel I shouldn’t donate to you. In fact, I would love to meet with these people face to face and discuss it. I am COVID-19 vaccinated and would be willing to travel to visit with them. And, believe me, it won’t be the germs that they will need to worry about.
I have been to this auction so much and my favorite horse we ever had we rescued was in 2016.
She was pretty old but she enjoyed being able to relax with the time she did have left, I definitely do miss her
So glad the horses eye has improved so much. I bet he had a lot of pain before. Thank you for loving these horses so much.
when doc said he'd probably steal better quality horses, I just had to go like the video
The initial intake vids always make me cry 😢
Always.
Thank you for saving the lives of these beautiful animals ❤️ I donate every payday 💕
Im 13, I really want to keep my goal of growing up and saving many horses, Barn animals. I hate humans who abuse and don’t care for there animals, I’ve been riding since I was 4 and It means a lot, Beautiful creatures. They don’t deserve to be unloved, Abused. or anything to give them a horrible life, Thank you for saving these beautiful babies❤️
Doc is an awesome vet. Thank you for all you do for them.
I wonder how long it’s been since anyone spoke to these horses with care and kindness. Hopefully they can tell that things will get better from here on.
As a horse owner that had to put her heart horse down a few years ago, thank you for a levitating the pain and suffering for some of these babies. Thank you, even if it’s painful. Bless you all!!! That yellow mini is adorable!!!
LOL that is so funny that woman who reported the horse stolen. I laughed till tears were running down my face.
Devil’s Garden horses come from Modoc County in NE California…I’m very surprised that that mustang ended up in TN. Maddie certainly has a good way with the horses…just really like her ways. The little mini (palomino) was so darn cute. The standardbred was certainly used up…the one big Belgian looks like he’s so sweet . There were certainly a number that definitely need the last act of kindness. Who gets the job of getting those horrible stickers out of the manes and tails…certainly a big job.
I once worked as a guide for an outfit in the Gold Field/Superstition Mountain area of AZ. Heard about a neglected horse from our farrier; went over there with a trailer and a $50 bill. Little Appaloosa named Domino stuck his chin on the top rail of his filthy pen, which he had not been out of in YEARS. He'd apparently put a couple people in hospitals,& was considered unrideable. That poor little man whinnied at me in such a tone of 'help me!', I fell for him instantly. As the rest of the outfit went up to Payson/Mogollon Rim area in the summer, I was at loose ends... Every day I would drive out 30+ minutes to see him, and care for him. Grooming, vet care, proper food, etc. - he got it all. He was SO appreciative! At first, all I could do was lead him out to a nearby wash( dry, sandy, creekbed)& climb on him bareback...he never bucked much, but would bolt. Every day for a month, the same. After he was tired, he'd be fine about being ridden back at a walk to cool off, knowing he was going to get a nice bath and grooming. Eventually, I put a saddle on him. Slowly, the running off lessened,& we began exploring other trails. By the time the rest of the outfit came back in the fall, he was not only beautiful( a striking black and white with a 'loud' blanket) but had become entirely devoted to me. Never needed a halter; he would follow me around like a dog. If he was out in pasture, he would literally come RUNNING and neighing(!) when I called him. He would have jumped off a cliff if I asked him to - and routinely would let me lead a tourist's horse up close enough to a rattlesnake or Gila monster that they could take a good picture. He was my 'bread & butter' for years, even though he was fully 17 when I got him. He would never let anyone else ride him. I kept him for the rest of his long life, living in AZ, CA,& CO. He passed away one winter, in a warm, cleaned-every-day stall, with ample food and clean water, wearing his thick, red woolen horse blanket. Just the day before, we had played together with my dog(a Great Dane- they were buddies)in the snow... Happy and loved, he died suddenly of a heart attack at the age of 31, never ill or mistreated ever again. RIP, Poppy, until we meet again!💖💖💖
That's a really cool story.
I really commend you guys for resuing all those horses and doing the last act of kindness for the ones that need it as well, YOu are my heroes. I was raised with Tennessee Walking horses and we never trained them for the big lick thank god but Horses are my passion.
Hello from Boston, England, UK. In tears as usual!
Some of this is hard to watch but at the same time these stories need to be told! Thank you and your amazing team for all you do!!
Garrick could have his own show. He's a natural.
You are all a wonderful team together - and you are SO lucky to have Doc. Well done, all of you.
After all these poor horses have to go through. You can see the love when you hug them and rub their forlock. So sad there are so many horrible people!
Another Awesome Intake and I am more than Happy to help Horse Plus Humane Society with my Donations , I also Donate to Friends of the Ocean here in Australia plus Wildlife Animals in Australia I try to do my best x
Thank You All for what You do to save some of these horses at auctions. to keep Them out of the hands of the evil kill buyers. I am so grateful for good animal rescues like Your's. keep on doing Your good work.
We love Doc and all the staff there. Y’all are doing a wonderful thing helping the horses that have no voice.
Thank you all so much!!!
Thank you for all you do and mentioning big lick that horrible cruelty of a “show”.
When I was a kid in the 1990’s I was literally obsessed with horses.
I made a wooden stick pony by stuffing a sock for the head and making the mane out string.
I’d rent out every damn book at the library about horses.
I could tell you still about horses even now being in my 30’s.
But I wanted a horse so damn bad as a kid and every year in the summer we’d go visit my grandpa in Montana.
Well my grandpa knew how badly I wanted one and so with my saved allowance money we went to the auctions.
It was still one of the more traumatizing events of my life. Seeing all the poor old horses rail thin and walking lame. Being only 8 I cried for weeks afterwards because I could only save one.
The horse I chose was a sweet old gelding, a registered quarter horse called Royal Dream. He must of been older than 25 years old. Got him for 200 bucks.
But he would let me ride him and had the sweetest temperament that he was very safe around kids.
I’d shower that horse with love and affection every year I’d come and visit. I’d give so many apples and carrots and would brush and braid his mane.
It was one of my chores to check on the water for the cows and everyday I’d ride royal with just a halter bareback out in the pastures.
He changed from skin and bones to fat and spoiled within a year.
I got to have him for about 4 years before he passed away.
I’ll never forget Royal Dream.
It haunts me I couldn’t save em all but at least I could save one.
Really enjoyed Garrett showing us a rescue pickup. He is true Tennessee & loved the "smoother then peanut butter" comment. Never heard that 1!!
Your all incredible , well done , IM SURE if those precious lives could say thank you they would even the ones who have to have the last act of kindnesses, I know they would to stop them from suffering any more. Bless you all xxxxx
thank you for all you do! saving these beautiful horses lives. i have a few names that start with C that you could use
- Chloe
- Charlotte
- Caleb
- Connor
- Cara
- Cam
- Carter
- Cleo
You are all doing wonderful work.God.bless you all. Horses are so lovely. Thank you
Thank you for rescuing the big drafts also, all too often they go to slaughter
Wow! Just found you today the 16th of November2021. Instant love!
Thank you for all you do for these angels! Cant believe how these horses are just dumped at auction in these conditions!
Thank you for caring for these poor animals.
Thank you for saving them! God bless y’all!
Fawned. You are such a beautiful dedicated, kind and motivated lady.
I know people get sad when the only option is the last act of kindness...but I'm Aok w/having the $100 I donated this auction to cover whatever y'all decide🙏❗💟✌
I know some one who’s worked with mustangs from devils garden and she says they’re some of the sweetest mustangs she’s worked with, I hope all these pretty babies are ok
RIGHT ON, GIRL!!
take everything with a grain of salt! DON'T GET SIDE-STEPPED JUST BECAUSE THE OTHER PERSON TENDS TO BE LOUDER
I hope all of you have many many blessings rain down on you not just today and tomorrow but for generations to come. Thank you for continuing to to rescue these precious beautiful lives from unimaginable horror. Your work is noticed, appreciated and so desperately needed. Thank you a million times over. ❤️
I'd say the next thing to do is to get horse blankets/coverings for these precious babies so they aren't out in the rain while waiting on intake. ♥ Some of the horses coming in need that insulation as they don't have the weight on them to keep warm. Could you all throw some up on your amazon wish list? Keep up the great work!
I would think the problem with trying to blanket them if they don’t know if they could blanket them especially the ones that don’t really want to be handled
Thats understandable. As for Coverings - as in an awning or a shelter of some form that keeps the rain at bay so they are not standing out in it.
Most of these horses have probably never even seen a bblanket. Trying to get one on in such a stressful environment would be extremely difficult.
I agree...
I'm sure they have blankets but @ the Same time they probably need a good rain to wash some dirt off them as well
The dapple Grey pony and the chestnut pinto are gorgeous. I imagine both have been adopted out by now.
I just love people like this, that rescue hurt and just normal horses and animals it warms my heart to see that all these horses are going to great homes
It's a fantastic thing to do, to take a horse out of auction and put them to sleep humanly. You are doing a kind act which an owner was not prepared to do.
“I- I feel a little love when I see pizza.”
Same Doc, same.
We had a colt when I was a kid that was blinded in one eye. He was fine as long as you approached him from his sighted side. We kept him out of the big pasture and he was very gentle. I rode him when I was 6 and 7. He was a loving gelding that came to us with his mother as a 6 month old colt. Just always approach from the sighted side and talk to them to let them know you are coming to them.
Great job everyone! Nothing against the other vets at all, but when it's not doc I do get a bit disappointed as doc is my fave outta everyone, the farrier is a close second! Both great personalities and make the show a bit more lighthearted and fun. The whole team is amazing you guys all work so great together and know exactly what needs to be done, EVERY SINGLE RESCUE should be run the same way, VERY efficient and effective.
Me too
The horse your farrier went to pick up is beautiful. 💜💜😘