Trimming Some Horses - Horse Shelter Heroes S3E30
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- čas přidán 28. 09. 2022
- Elijah gets a lot of horses trimmed, Kory trains, the vet team does vet things, it's a great episode of Horse Shelter Heroes!
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That thoroughbred mare is a BEAUTY. Loving the new farrier as well & it's always great to see Doc. And Kory is amazing with that mare, such PATIENCE!
Thank you for all you do. 💚💚💚. My comment for the youtube algorithms. 💚💚💚
The young man farrier is very knowledgeable plus easy on the eyes. He seems to fit in well and does well on cam. All these guys and gals seem so nice.
And can really serenade them. That deep voice reminds me of Josh Turner.
@@maxine7088 Didn't you hear him singing working on that horse? He's good.
I was thinking the same thing :)
Oh, he can sing alright. And play several instruments too.
Thank you for an informative video
Everyone is great including the new farrier
I know that it can sometimes be stressful for Tawny, Jason, and the rest of the crew; especially when the hard choice of "the last act of kindness". I have been watching this channel for some years now. Thank you all for what you do to these horses, cats, dogs, bunnies, etc.
Elijah certainly knows his foot anatomy…reminds me of farrier school. He’s got a great voice.
You guys are awesome. Sending much love from the UK 🇬🇧 ❤️
Fantastic to see a farrier with such good knowledge of hoof anatomy.
HORSE PLUS HUMANE SOCIETY ought to be named ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL HUMANE SOCIETY since more and more different critters are showing up, other than horses! 😁👍❤️
That would be a great name if it wasn’t used by a TV show on PBS right now. All Creatures Great and Small. Wonder if it could reworded? 🤔🤔💗
Can we just appreciate how multi talented Keith is? That man can turn his hand to anything and always with a smile!
I love that medicine hat paint. Gorgeous animal!
Like the new blacksmith.
I love watching Elijah do his work. He is so patient and gentle. His soft spoken voice I'm sure helps calm them as well. I do hope you can keep him for a very long time.
I was very impressed with Elijah as he appears so knowledgeable about equine anatomy.
an animal acupuncturist saved my dog from a life of paralysis after a spine injury. it was a miracle. so glad you all are using masotherapy 👍🏻
Love watching Kory working with the horses. He has a great understanding of, and empathy for, them. They must love his quiet but effective approach.
Thank you all for your hard work, and giving love to those who needed it most!❤🩹
Respect. 👍 Greetings from Denmark.
I like Elijah, too. He's really good w/the animals, smart, funny, & seems really personable. He's a little bit farrier, little bit vet. 😊❤
To be a good farrier, you have to really understand the structure of the feet and legs.
Great farriers know all about the horse anatomy and common diseases.👌
Please tell Cory we are looking forward to “Kat’s” (the beautiful, unfocused, buddy-sour, big black Thoroughbred surrender project) blossoming under his patient training. At least for me, watching these scaredy cats calm down and become responsive, loving horses never gets old! And I’m 72, so I’ve seen many success stories over the years that some trainers had given up on. You’ve got what it takes young man to get the job done for this big sweetie.
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Steve Young is great too, especially for problem horses. He'll be in the Carolinas in May 2024. Hope that helps.
Wife...... Ok, first off, I love you all and I'm so grateful for all you do. Kory you're one of my favorites and certainly easy on the eyes 👀 😉. Love Doc, Derrick, obviously Tawnee and Jason, basically EVERYONE that works at HRH But the one person I really want to give kudos to and I think she's made things easier and is truly a God send is JENNA, I believe she has helped sooo much ❤️ Blessings to you all 🙌 Jennifer 🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎
G’day Horse plus humane society teams & Co ;-) terrific episode, with an exceptional team of awesome talented people.
OMG Ninja 🥷 quick kicking donkey!
Stay safe..
With many source blessings with truth clarity love light laughter happiness joy fun play creativity adventures abundance wisdom and may peace be with you all! Victoria Australia 🇦🇺 xoxo
Elijah is really good in front of the camera x not everyone can do that. Keith and Angela are so accomplished and a vital part of horse plus.....
Farrier knows his stuff.
I like watching Kory too. He is very much the Horse Whisperer when he needs to be.
The farrier Elija is a very nice person. He is so good whit horses and the donkeys. He just fits right in at HPHS.
Kory is so gentle and patient, I need to learn from him because I'm very assertive with distracted horses.
I feel the same way about him. He’s got the right laid back attitude, soft spoken manner, coupled with the right amount of assertiveness and persistence to slowly bring these big babies around. 👍
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He has wonderful patient energy. I too have issues being too assertive when they don't pay attention and I have to check myself much more often and do better by them. They don't see and compute what they see in the way we humans do. Gotta give them time.
Check out Steve Young if you have a horse that needs help and free Spirit Equestrian is good if you have a horse that's already good. Steve Young will be in the Carolinas in May 2024. Hope that helps.
Always love seeing some happy puppers!
What a great team!
hope you manage to keep the new farrier, he seams to fit in well, and respect the horses.
Also, I sure love to see doc show up from time to time. We sure do miss him! Thx doc!
You guys are killing me. I can't go to bed! I have become addicted to watching and am staying up until almost sun-up bingeing on your goodness. I'm in New Zealand. If I wasn't I'd want to come work with you. Amazing to see what you are up to! Thank you so much for helping all the animals. ... I am a previous TWH owner. I had my mare for 30 years. I still have her tail. May sound weird to some but that's going to my grave with me. I love you.
Lol, love your comment. My mare is even in my will. Just in case.. I like the idea of the tail.. Hope you don't mind but I think I will mention that to the kids.. If she goes before me, no worries but if she's still going I could have a chunk of her tail.. She can always grow it again.. Being a clydesdale she has one, thick as and won't notice a bit missing.... .. These people are some of the best.. I watch them whenever I can..from another new zealander..
@@kaygibson1842 Hi Kay! Sounds like you are the same breed as me. Where in NZ are you? Maybe we could chat.
I would love to see the Animal Cracker come there to work on the horses. He does such good work
I’m really liking the new farrier, he’s so knowledgeable and a bit tasty too. 😊
Great episode, I love that you use therapists with the horses that have neurological and pain issues, you guys really are wonderful. Love the dogs too, such a lovely ending to this weeks episode.
Love the farrier ! love his deep voice too
I'm sorry to hear about Savannah... one of the horses that we were working with at my barn that we took in who was in terrible condition went through something similar. We did just about everything we could for him but just like her, there was only so much we could do... Its always sad even when you kind of already know the outcome from day 1.
I wish this video would have included more footage of some of the horses' reactions to acupressure and massage therapy. There was one TOO BRIEF clip of one horse's mouth quivering limply as pain & tension were released that would have been great to see close up; it might inspire Followers to send $ to support more of this kind of therapy.
They do quite a bit of equine massage at Pony tales in WI - one of the full circle of life horse rescue centers. Hope that helps.
Strawberry is my soulmate. Fat, grumpy, wants to be left in peace. 🐴
Really sweet episode---so much always going on there. It must be very satisfying to be a part of the organization!
I hope you are all very proud of everything you do 👏🏻
Thanks for showing the dogs playing appropriately. Having worked at a shelter for 10+ years playtime with an experienced dog can really make a difference and it helps to know when to stop them and try a different technique. Also thank for bringing in a massage therapist. I would also love to see more of her! Great video. Sorry about the one with the damaged hoof and rotated coffin bone. That is always a hard call to make. It won't get better and it is wrong to keep them in pain to try.
Fantastic farrier
I love the shirt after cheeseburger 🍔
Horse Plus is so fortunate to have Keith being a qualified builder. Everyone is part of an awesome team.
Sorry to hear about Savannah.
hi from Germany , thank you Team Horse Plus
Such a good vid!
I hope doc is doing well.. I miss seeing him and Garrek.
awesome episode!!!!!
How many permanent residents do y’all have, and what do you do with them? Trying to learn more about the organization. Binge watching videos ❤
Fantastic opening shot!!!
Yes! It was stunning. 😍
Hello from North Andover Massachusetts
Wonderful all animals 🥰Good video 🙌🏻
loved this vid, thank you for sharing. i wanted to start my own private rescue here in the uk, but couldnt raise enough funding to buy a peice of land to be based from, so i started to make freshly baked horse treats to sell to raise money so im starting it as a business here in the uk so hopefully in a couple of years i will be opening a golden oldie retirement rescue here in lancashire in the uk, plan is get em before they get to auctions :D xxx
Can’t rush success
If this guy, Cory?, working with the horses, dude, watch some Rick Gore videos "Think Like A Horse" is his youtube channel. He is amazing and you could learn a lot to help the horses. I don't even own horses and have learned so much just watching his videos.
"She's not a fan of many things in life other than being left alone and eating. Same. But, here we are."
That's a whole ass mood, Jenna!
on the subject of putting animals to sleep: i live by the motto, i'd rather let an animal cross the rainbow bridge 5 minutes too early than just a minute too late.
Just over a week ago I had to put my beloved dog to sleep. she was only one year old. in the middle of the night we drove with her for almost 3 hours to the university clinic. We then got 3 options. leave her there and see if you can save her, take her with you and meds and try it yourself or put her to sleep. I then asked the doctor what he would do if it was his dog and after a while he said: I would put her to sleep because if she stays here there is a 20% chance that we can save her and if we take her with us below 5%. while we were talking (it only lasted about 5 minutes) her condition deteriorated and i said go, we have to redeem her.
it was hard but i think it was right. everyone who thinks they want to decide that if a horse is euthanized here, it is not right. please, would you want to live in pain or something? why should an animal do that if you don't want it for yourselves either. It's never easy to see an animal cross the rainbow bridge, not even for the vet, so you better be happy that these people have their ass in their pants to walk this difficult path. Thank you Horse Plus for your work
That's like you have a horse there it looks like a medicine hat is it
Yes at least one from a couple of Auctions ago
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I wanted to watch this live thismorning our time - but I had the farrier here myself and went out to my two, sure - someone else held them for me (long time friend and awesome horseman who also him and his wife look after my guys)
Kat is a lovely looking horse - and Kory, I love the way you work with them - theres nothing scary about what you do for even the skittiest of horses.
I do think it is a damn shame that even horses who have lived a nice life in someone's paddock can look pretty, be in good condition, and folk can even worm them in their feeds (even success with various paste ones in feed or the cattle backliners like Ivomec at times if the horses aren't super sensitive) and live without hoof care for the most part if the pasture is 'right' for them with enough limestone close to the surface to wear them down and keep them 'trim' ....
BUT if they get an injury, become ill, need specialist hoof care, dental care, transport etc... You NEED to be able to halter and handle them safely. It is extremely sad to see if you have capable people around who just dont handle them because they dont 'have time' - Im so glad they were surrendered to you guys, they've landed in the right spot, and if between the trainers there and staff, they cant be sorted out and placed, there's definitely something wrong.
Nawwwwww the doggies are gorgeous!!!
Any info on Savannah? She looks a lot like an off track mare I cared for eleven plus years ago. In Virginia. Born in 1997. I couldn't find out what was done with her.
Hi guys.
Please please can you let us know who sings on the music tracks you use at the end with the credits,some of the tracks are just beautiful,and in the uk I dont get to hear country music much.xx
Elijah is wonderful as always and obviously knows his stuff. I'm sorry about Savannah. She spent her time there with people who cared about her and was given a fighting chance. I don't know that much about horse anatomy, but the way the point of the coffin bone was aimed right down at the sole of the hoof made me wince. That had to hurt badly every time she put weight on it. Strawberry isn't the largest donkey, but she meant mayhem with that lightning fast kick. That would easily have broken somebody's leg or wrecked a knee. I hope she settles down, because that's pretty dangerous.
I'd like to see the intake from the auction. We learn so much watching that. Is this possible?
Just Joy- the work up to moving them to the shelter has been shared. I think the intake process will be in Thursday’s episode. 😊
@@didntlistendad Today is Thursday. U mean next week?
@@justjoy1229 If you look at their recently posted videos, you can see how they intake the horses from the auction. I think it was either yesterday or the day before. Next week on Thursday they will have an episode showing the full intake back at their shelter. Their videos run a week behind.
@@justjoy1229 here is their most recent auction intake, they will show the intake into their shelter next Thursday. czcams.com/video/TuEtBd5E87Q/video.html
@@justjoy1229 haha. I’ve moved to another time zone where it was Friday when I replied, trying to help. I’ll just stay quiet 🤣
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What do you mean by "thoroughbred feet"?🐎🐎
Thought was a farm of some sort
If a horse needs eternal rest, I am ever so grateful that they found themselves in the loving hands of your shelter so they can pass in peace. Not at the hands of a kill floor where after their years of dedication and service, are left to leave in the most horrific manner. I know how hard it is for all of you and how it tears your heart out having to preform the act. Please remind yourself that they pass in peace at the hands of people who give them love until they go. Then picture them running like they did when young in open fields of lush green grass, bucking for fun, then laying down for a good roll. It will help you know you did the right thing for them to get there.
This is something more people need to think through. It's not a pleasant subject, but as all creatures die, how and when is our responsibility and so is making it as easy and pain-fee as possible. I cannot STAND to see animals suffer because people are selfish. I moved recently and had to find a new home for my 20 year old thoroughbred. I got him from a very good rescue, but could not take him with me...he would have hated it here. I ended up doing a free lease. He's expensive to care for and I knew the people who took him, knew the vet, etc. He's in great hands! I get pictures and updates from his new people and he's happy. One of the conversations we had was about end of life decisions and we were in agreement about the no suffering thing. So important!
@@leec5170 Finally someone agrees with me on the selfish matter! Because it is! It's you not wanting the hurt of letting them go. Not their need to go because they hurt so much they don't want to be awake anymore!
I always spend more money than the cost of putting my pets to sleep when that comes. I get drugs to give them before we even leave the house. I get drugs while we are there if I don't think they are enough. I will buy even more drugs after that if again I feel they are not under the influence enough. In most cases they are sleeping when the lethal needle in injected!
I got fooled once by not following my heart's procedure and this is something I shall carry to my end! My dog fought and looked at me as if to say why, I love you, I would never hurt you like this before he dropped!
Always pay extra no matter what the vet says about the lethal, cause just like us they have different metabolism. A knock out drug for you may have no effect on me. So if they are not willing to do this procedure as you want it done, go elsewhere!!!
@@geminidream4347 I wasn't just talking about the actual euthanasia. I was also talking about people not letting their pets go when they should because they are "not ready yet". I've seen it with horses, dogs and cats. It's disgusting. When an animal is in pain and not going to get better, it's time.
@@leec5170 That's why I said finally someone agrees with me. I got it. : )
I just wondered... How does a horse become a permanent resident with Horse Plus? And is there a story behind them?
Cory … with the buddy soured horses, does it help them focus on you better if they don’t have anything else to look at? I know an old trainer in Wyoming had round pens with very high solid walls… was never sure why…
It's spelled *K*O*R*Y*!!
I just have a question for Jenna and Owen. How is June doing? I've been wondering since you took her home.
Is there anything Keith can’t build or fix.
Please put a fly mask on the paint with no eyeliner he or she can get cancer in the eyes!!!!
What is "Permanent Resident" horses?
You can deduce that they are not up for adoption, but why?
what happened to Garrick?
So the horse has ADD?
I made a avatar
That mare may learn who a human is if she were in a feed lot by herself; only grain, hay and water from a human consistently given along with steady ground work. heat may teach her that humans are something to look forward to being with??
@@maxine7088 Sorry if you took my idea as punishment and criticism. Being a herd animal does not prevent a horse from trusting and understanding that tgey can be with a human. Supposedly an adult horse has the mentality of an 8 yr old child.
@@maxine7088 Sure glad I did not offend! Horses are very unique animals and Horse Plus does an outstanding job! Rescue is so hard to watch while it is happening and harder yet for those so close with hands on. I realize the difficulty emotionally and financially. I have no $$$ to help with but I Share your channel hoping to reach those able to donate.
The amount of commercials was staggering.
Renatta Burke Get Ad Block it's FREE!
Also, just so you know, CZcams itself actually inserts commercials into the videos. Creators do not have any control over how many commercials CZcams inserts. That started about a year or so ago.
@@homeandgardendiy6363 You must be a dude. Thanks for mansplaining commercials to me.
@@bubblesangel555 So your response to my complaint of advertisements, is to advertise to me. Got it!
@@renattaburke3500 Glad to help, Renatta.
Why kory not watching Steve youngs videos to learn more about training a horse..
Be careful what you watch, things are never how they make them out to be. And people do not respect boundaries or personal space. Some people will disrespect others just to self promote and they don't care about the actual facts or situation of what is really happening. Just don't believe everything you watch and hear. Not even if it seems like a good thing.
????? If things are NEVER how they make them out to be....
What are you talking about???? How are they, some people... What people???
I don't even think, you are writing on the right Page..
@@3_times_mum520 I know, right? It's just so random and vague. 🤷♀️
I cannot believe that every time I watch this, the decision is made to put a horse down, calling it "the last act of kindness" I haven't watched this in 3 weeks because you put a mare down because nobody could get near her and nobody wanted to work with her!!she was gorgeous, what a waste because she would have made someone a beautiful horse, if you would have advertised her and someone would have spent the time needed with her to turn things around but you guys decided to kill her instead and now I put it on today give it another chance and you're putting another horse down because of his hooves and you say he's in chronic pain and there's nothing you or anybody could do, except another last act of kindness! I hear that term more than I hear any other when I watch your videos. It's really disheartening and sad because you're supposed to be rescuers and when I was watching and the vet made the decision to put her down I thought, wow, how cruel is that, nobody wanted to work with her and get close to her, so she could trust people again or maybe for the first time but instead it was easier for you to do that "last act of kindness"! I guess she just wasn't worth it to you people and neither was this gelding with the cannon bone issue! I will not watch any videos from your place again. I'm done watching the most beautiful Majestic animals that God created, Receive the last act of kindness! people are not supposed to feel such sadness, after watching videos that are supposed to rescue horses! you put four horses down one day a couple weeks ago one of them was that beautiful Mare that I fell in love with, I would give anything to own a horse like her and spend time getting her to trust humans and show her they are not all abusive and cruel, whatever it takes, she had nothing wrong with her physically, you guys just didn't have the time and you never advertised her and what her issues were but I am sure like I said before that someone would have taken her and worked with her because all horses are worth it and you people rescuing her, she never had a chance. That day there was a younger female vet and she made the decision to euthanize the Mare! I got to tell you I really don't understand how people like you that rescue horses just gave up on her due to her personality and fear and confusion. Nobody even tried to get to know her or work with her at all to show her that all people are not bad and that she was safe, none of that was done according to the story that you guys told, the decision was made by the vet or the manager of your supposed Rescue or second chance Farm. That was one of the saddest and backwards decisions, that I have ever witnessed and watching you make the decision again today with that gelding, just brought it all back for me about the Mare! Like I said that is the final straw today, I will never watch your show/videos again, I think you're making bad decisions, especially when you decide that a perfectly healthy beautiful horse should be put down because evidently nobody had the time to spend with her and show her the love she never knew. Like I said you never advertised her for adoption,or training. I know in my heart that someone would have taken her and made a very beautiful, loving productive horse, had she been given the chance for someone to show her kindness and love and worked with her to gain her trust and show her love because that is what horses are, when you get down to it,in the end but not for her, evidently, or the Gelding 😔🐴🐎😢
Beverly, unfortunately these auction rescues and owner surrenders are usually carrying some baggage from bad training ,bad handling ,age , soundness issues etc. Low end horse auctions are dumping grounds for horses with problems.Some issues can be addressed with time and money and training but some cannot. It is better to put the horse down than allow it to endure pain that will never abate or bad handling that has mentally scarred or scared a horse for life till it is a danger to itself and everything around them. I have witnessed the destruction a scared horse can create and the damage it can cause itself and everything around it.My very gentle,very loving gelding that would never hurt anything became colicky overnight and threw himself on the ground so hard he punctured both his eyeballs, tore the paddock board fencing and killed a companion animal .No choice but to euthanize because we could not get to a large animal surgery destination with a horse that was screaming in pain and throwing himself on the ground and could not be safely trailered. So a gentle death is much preferred over terrible pain and suffering or continual pain and suffering till they are driven mad. Mentally healthy cannot be assessed over a video of a few moments with a horse. It takes people with much experience such as a vet and trainer to make the decision and I am sure not lightly. When your purpose is to save horses no one wishes to end a horse’s life with little thought or debate but a horse that is a real danger to himself and others must be humanely euthanized.
@@tomroyse1540 Thank you for taking time to explain about the horrors that horses can encounter. It is really good that your informed reply is there as others come along and read the original comment. Also, I am so sorry about your horse. 😔 I am sure that was traumatic for absolutely everyone, not just your horse. Thank you for being a kind and responsible owner and not allowing him to suffer. 🐴🐎❤
legitemately though there is nothing they could have done for the horse with the bum hoof. the bone was pretty much sticking out of the foot.
I have seen MIRACLES happen with equine chiropractic! Maybe you could check your area for one. Go to Dr. Animal crackers out of NY. He donates his time for rescue orgs! He's on utube to ser just how much these chiropractor treatments are! Coupled with massage would be perfect!
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Corey, at this moment (as soon as she looked at you) you should have started backing away from her. You want her to know that she has the power to make you stop putting pressure on her by simply giving you both her eyes. The moment she looks away, even with one eye, step towards her. If she gives both eyes again, stop in your tracks. If she moves even slightly towards you, step back........you have just achieved the goal of "hooking on".
I have been training horses on my own since I was 11 years old.....I'm 33 now. I can have a wild mustang haltered, saddled and riding within a week, maybe 2. I highly reccomend Steve Young Horsemanship's yt channel for EVERYONE at HPHS to watch ALL his videos. The man is a genius and has learned from and trained with some of the greatest horsemen and women this planet has or will ever see. His videos have something for everyone involved with horses, at any level, to learn.
Steve Young is awesome! His videos make you feel like you're family too. His son-in-law is a farrier too. Steve Young will go out about an hour before Dan has to be there to do some ground work so it's actually the horse's idea to want to stand still. Horselyx are great too - there's gotta be something in it for them. Steve Young is supposed to be in the Carolinas in May 2024. Kory is very calm and never seen him loose his temper or want to hurry the horse up either. Hope that helps.