Honey was found walking down the street. Someone turned her out and my Shoer found her. She looked like a camel! I did extreme makeover, horsey edition. And she was adopted by a WONDERFUL lady in San Diego!

Clementine and her barn-mate Charisma were rescued from a home in Mira Loma. Some of the skinniest horses I have taken on. They were hidden in a small stall at the bottom of the property so the neighbors couldn’t see them. They stood in their own feces, covered in flies, happy to see a kind face. They were covered in rain-rot all over their bodies, which required plenty of antibacterial baths from volunteers. I first got the equine dentist out for them and Clementine, especially. She had 3-inch teeth jutting into her bottom jaw that needed to be taken care of. After only a couple of weeks of nonstop feeding of pellets, hay, rice bran, Junior feed and corn oil, and a LOT of vitamin supplements, they started to regain their strength They had a twinkle back in their eyes. After 3 months they looked amazing and were happy and healthy. Both were adopted to loving, caring homes.

Delila was a skinny mare that was oh so sweet, a pretty mover. Her feet were also cut very short by the previous owner and she was quite sore. She also gained weight after being wormed and having her teeth floated, and plenty of hay and rice bran. She is now living in Alta Loma with a loving family who loves her.

Sampson came to me a very skinny 3 year-old that was all bit up and his feet were cut so short we had to wrap them for weeks while they grew out. He was very uncomfortable but happy to be eating on a regular basis again. He gained weight fast and turned into be a very fat, nice horse.