The Reality of Rescue | Sindisa's Story
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- Опубликовано: 2 май 2024
- Sindisa was a mare we intercepted from auction through our Buy Out program at the end of April. She came in the first trailer and was lying down when the doors were opened. We immediately noticed her poor body condition. After running a complete blood count, our veterinarians discovered she was in both liver and kidney failure. Unfortunately, there was nothing we could do to reverse the damage inside Sindisa's body. She was given a compassionate end through the Last Act of Kindness and will never travel down the slaughter pipeline again. This is the reality of rescue work and why we think it is important for you to see both sides to our rescue work.
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What a sweet mare! By saving her, you saved her from a possible death in a slaughter truck, trampled by other horses, by giving her the Last Act of Kindness, you helped her find sweet rest; most of all, you restored her dignity before she passed. Thank you for that.
Need the owner to be in jail
With only bread and water.
The owner needs to be more than in prison.🤬
Someone at least surrendered her. Grateful for that.
@@Ketowski For the money they got from the buy out program. They didn't just give her up out of the kindness of their hearts. They did it for greed. They probably got more money from Horse Plus than they would have from the auction. Which is the point. Horse Plus is saving the horses from getting on that truck to Mexico by giving them a better deal.
@@Ketowski She wasn’t even surrendered. Horse Plus Humane Society bought her.
She's gone over the rainbow running free from pain bless her ❤
The look in her eyes gave a good indication of how much she was hurting!
That poor, sweet girl was totally defeated, and you did the best thing for her!
❤ Sindisa. All in a very short time, you saved her, you knew her, you loved her.
I am so very grateful, that she found her way to HP and the loving, caring hands and hearts there. She may be gone now, but she was given love, compassion, before being freed from all the hurt she had. Thank you HP 💛&🙏
What a beautiful mare. Glad you were able to keep her from the horrendous suffering in the slaughter pipeline.
I am glad she could feel love for the first time in what seems like forever. Thank you guys for saving her and giving her the love she needed.
Thank you for releasing Sindisa from her relentless pain. It's so hard. God bless you guys!
Heartbreaking. So grateful to you all for the kindness and care you give these poor horses. God Bless you all.
What a sweet girl. God rest her soul
She was once a beautiful girl. 💔
May God bless her transition to a pain free and painless life . And May God continue to bless all at Horse Plus Hero’s !
R.I.P. liebe schoene Sindisa....komme gut in deine neue Welt der immergrünen Wiesen, mein Schatz❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
❤ 😢 We saw her at her worst...I bet she was a beautiful Mare. I'm sad someone let her get in such poor health. She certainly didn't deserve to be treated like that. Go see Insurance V Sindisa! ❤
Rest in peace beautiful Sweet Sindisa 😢❤
I take my hat off to you. This is the most difficult decision to make albeit for whatever reason. Thank you for your commitment to those horses. I am watching Fram Cape Town, SA
The best video you all have done! Congratulations on presenting her story in a respectful manner. ❤❤❤❤❤
I can't wait til the federal gov changes the laws. Thank you for your love and compassion and steadfast activism.
She looked like she was in pain and had almost given up, she deserved better she should of never been allowed to get that bad, sleep well Sindisa no more pain 😢
Poor horse how can someone treat her so horribly she was so gentle :( thank you for all you do
Should not have had to happen to this sweet baby. RIP Sindisa 😭
Poor baby ❤ I’m so glad that you could give her the love and relief she needed. Love from Sweden ❤
Couldn't help contrasting that poor mare with my own Appaloosa mare, also 22. Looking at them, you would never believe they are so close in age, and so different in health outcomes. Someone should rot for how that mare has been (mis)treated.
Yeah, my horse is 23 and acts like a colt. I feel guilty about not giving enough treats.
@@paillette2010 Mine too. I think she believes 22 is 2 plus 2, and acts like it. She's got a wicked sense of humor.
Everytime inwatch these videos someone comes and chops onions right next to me! 😢i wish i could do more to help you guys keep doing what you do! You're all amazing!
I have never had a horse, but have had tens of rescued dogs. It is always painful to lose one, even though I believe that they each, like this beautiful and sweet mare, go across the Rainbow Bridge and are with many friends running free, healthy and happy. Bless each and every one! 🥰
Since I am not actually there, I am not about to second guess or judge any of your actions. You work so hard and do everything you can for these horses that everyone else gave up on. God bless your organization and everyone of you amazing souls 💖
All of you at Horse Plus and everyone who is able to support H.P. are amazing and I know God sees your effort and hard work for the well-being of every animal that you help. Thank God you are able to give the suffering an end to the ones that should have received help much earlier. Love you all!
Thankful such wonderful caregivers there for tender care. Loving hands to help ease suffering at the end. Respect good people ❤
😔. Thank you for her peace
You have so much courage.
A broken system and a loophole for abusers. You gave her what she needed for her situation. So sad.
I want to see the rest of the March buy outs before we move to the April buy outs. Kory said there were 18 of the March Buy outs still alive. What of the additional four that were euthanized?
I would love to see them, too. But, you know, if the prognosis shows that a horse is not going to be under the saddle in 30 days, he most probably gets the "last act" to "end his suffering". Or whatever they like to call it. Unfortunatelly there is nothing you or I can do, except to pray for those innocent souls. I'm sad because many are seeing, but few understand..
So sad! You did your best and gave her love at the end of her road!
Very touching video.
Thank you!!
💔💔bless her, sweet girl, so sorry she had to go through this but happy to see the love and dignity she was given with you guys, rest well Sindisa 🙏💕
You guys are doing a great job for the horse Nanette 🐎
Very sad. Thank you for helping her.
Truly sad, it's obvious she was declining and the owner was blind or just looked the other way. It blows my mind that someone could just ignore the suffering they induced, why? How could you just leave a animal to die? Better hope that reincarnation isn't real
A very well thought out and professional side of seeing her story... i also like how you put things in laymens terms so that everyone has a chance to understand what the vets are saying.
God bless you for what you do
So thankful she is no longer suffering.
Great video guys
So very sad
How can people be so cruel, such a beautiful girl. At least she knew love before the end . My heart hurts so much for that sweet girl . At least she is pain free and. Can be a happy girl❤😮😢😢😢😢
I have a strong stomach and have seen a lot over decades of owning and working with horses. But sometimes one of these horses just breaks me. This sweet mare... the thought of the callous monsters who starved her for months, or maybe years, the sociopaths who auctioned her, transported her, who brought her to the condition she was in before she finally came to Horse Plus... I'm crying tears of rage and grief for this poor sweet soul who deserved so much better from humans. Thank you for giving her a kind, pain-free end.
RIP Sindisa!!! 😢💔🙏
Just think, these horses were probably destined for human consumption with all the decease, terror and pain, disgusting.
These people are amazing. I would never be able to put horses down. Even though it was the best decision. Especially after spending time and seeing how sweet they are. I'd be crying half the time!
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Oh. My. God. 😮
Cruel people out there how do they lay straight in bed they should think how terrible it would be if someone let your body ,mind get to that, no humanity, it's uncalled for unjust ,if you don't love animals don't have one, their just like your family they should be treated that way kindly hear felt way
What kinds of longterm neglect cause these breakdowns? Is it crappy food, excess stalling, poor warmup/cooldown routines. Animals are pretty resilient. It's almost like it takes direct human intent for these conditions to damage a relatively young horse. Where in our throw away culture does animal welfare begin to crumble?
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Poor old mare.😢
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What causes kidney and liver disease in horses?
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I volunteer for Donkey and Equine Haven in Celina, Texas. We rescue, rehabilitate and rehome donkeys and horses from kill pens regardless of age or condition. It is horrifying what is done to these animals from severe neglect to taking chain saws to their hooves. We just took in 15 BLM donkeys that were rounded up from the wild, “adopted” and then dumped after 60 days. We have been told that BLM pays “adopters” $1,000 after 60 days of taking an animal. Once money was received, they ended up in a kill pen. They are all healthy, beautiful and kind. It is important that the public understand what can happen to donkeys and horses when they are no longer of use to their owners. While slaughter no longer occurs in the U.S., these animals are loaded on trailers and driven to Mexico or Canada and slaughtered. I have an ex-racehorse right now who, at one point, won someone a lot of money, but when she came up lame with a bad knee, she was sent to the kill pen. Please be aware, advocate for animals where you can and support organizations like this one so we can end this terrible fate for equines and all animals. Even if you cannot donate, Like and Share videos like these to generate awareness. Thank you for all you do. It matters.
I think you meant Kidney failure not kindey failure
I can’t understand why you don’t give them sometime to see after feeding, hydration the levels start coming back to normal
Great 🎥 from showing the owner shoving her😡 to what only you all did for her; you made sure she was out of pain, fed her, loved her & set her free🕊️. Maybe it's time that people who believe blindly, actually 👀 the true hell behind The Horse Slaughter Pipeline‼️ I know you have to not only stay inside YT tos but you've also tried to shield some viewers.
That beautiful creature who got into that shape due to no act of her own, had she NOT been rescued by HP, do you realize the horror that awaited her⁉️ Wake up people‼️ Do your due diligence when researching facts vs fiction.
Tawnee, Jason & Crew are heroes, imho.✌🏻🇺🇸🐎🇨🇱
Euthanizing animals who DESPERATELY NEED help out of their bodies that -- have long since failed them is nothing short of a GIFT!
Animals ... whose OWNERS/FAMILIES and their bodies have FAILED THEM ... and giving them the last act of kindness ...is one of the BIGGEST AND KINDEST GIFTS that your group offers! Please NEVER FORGET THAT or minimize that gift!
The thought of that any equine (any animal) going to SLAUGHTER after being in AGONY and stood on in TRANSPORT TRAILORS for weeks or months, shipping to and from auction to auction is so CRUEL and REPREHENSIBLE!I
(PLEASE support the SAVE ACT legislation!)
PLEASE SUPPORT THIS RESCUE (DONATE what you can as often as you can -- and help them help many more animals! It's so very important! They can't save lives without our help! Also help by supporting LEGISLATION that benefits both companion and wild animals. Also help by volunteering (if you're local) and also by SHARING their posts! The more the public knows the better the horses, et al, will fare. Plus you never know who might be interested in donating to this cause or is interested and able to give a rescued animal a forever home.
Thank you, HORSE PLUS!❤
You could have tried hydrating her to see if her values changed any
She had many internal problems hydration wouldn’t have fixed, it might have slightly regulated a few things but she was far too gone to be fixed momentarily or long term
Yeah you can't fix liver and kidney failure with fluids.
I know from personal experience that severe dehydration can cause values to be off so I don't buy it until she was fully hydrated. Then take the values to see if the kidneys and the liver really were bad. My dog died of kidney failure so I know what I'm talking about. The blood is thick and the urine will be dense. It was a monetary decision.
@@tiasims7737 Yes, dehydration will cause small spikes in certain stats, but all of the ones that were spiked/lowered SO heavily were simply signs of liver/kidney failure. You having an incident with a dog does not make you qualified to dispute trained professionals who not only deal with completely different animals, but have also seen this 50x a year for tens of years or more, and have done years and years of training and school
Please remember these are extremely skilled horse loving people, and attempt to remember they may actually have a lot of experience and veterinary experience.
Why did you show that horse dying, I don't think that's one bit funny. You should show horses that have a good out come only. I don't like being upset. What kind of person thinks it's , funny to upset other people
It wasn't meant to be funny. It was meant to educate. Namely that rescue isn't all green pastures and bunnies.
@@elisabetta611They aren’t all rescue and rehabilitation either
I rescue dogs and cats for over 30 years and horses and donkeys for over 10 years now. I am a vet tech. I my country, Romania, a very small country, we will never put down a horse with the blood tests results of Sindisa. We will treat and do our best to cure. I discovered your channel about a month ago. First I thought you are great, but then, after watching most of your series, I concluded why you call yourself "the biggest horse rescue in the world". Because you, indeed, gather an enormous number of horses every single month. Half of them just to put them down by "the last act of.." on the arrival day, and another quarter later on, maybe one week later, off the camera. Less than 10 horses get out of the quarantine each month. The huge number of horses killed because of "untreatable" laminitis were, 90% of the cases I saw on your channel, treatable. Only 2 or 3 horses had extremely severe laminitis and actually destroyed bones, all the others presented as the happy receiver of the "last act of.." because of "fatal laminitis" were treatable, at least in Romania. And we are not high tech in medical devices nor reach, but what makes the difference is that we care. Those horses you put down needed just good trims, special horse shoes and TIME to heal. Some of them one year, others 2 years. But you put them down. Because it's not worthing your money, nor your time. You put down all horses that are not at least 95% healthy because they have to suit for adoption in 1-3 months. You ask for and get donations to heal the horses. "Last act' should be an act of real kindeness only on very special and specific cases, to actually release an animal from suffering. Not because he's body score is 1 and the blood tests are not perfect, or he has a minor infection or a moderate laminitis. No wonder you change the vets as socks. They finally crack, I'm sure they get to have nightmares every night after killing hundred of horses month after month. But you can do it without vets, right, cause the Big Lady Boss is a licensed vet tech. So she can kill the horses herself, she said it with her own mouth. No wonder why you decided to go "rescue" to Tennessee. The Big Lady Boss said it with her own words, too: "there is not other rescue, nor veterian administration" or how you call it in US. And plenty of horses to "rescue". Meaning nobody there to interfere with the diabolic plan and the perfect playground to satisfy a morbid need to kill the horses with your own hands. That's pathological. This is not rescue. This is slaughter house disguised on the 'biggest horse rescue mission in the world", while getting tones of tears, likes and money from the stupid (animal lovers) that really think you are "angels" for those poor beeings. I was devasted to see how you killed a beautiful 3-4 yrs young gelding with a foot infection because "he was difficult to handle". Really? That's atrocious. I saw yesterday Korry's story, your trainer, on a short. "What I like most of Horse Shelter Heroes is when the horses get out of the quaratine", he said. And anyone not blinded by your "rescue marathons" will read behind Korry's story: Everything else is diabolic. Hundreds of horses killed just because they are not worthing your time and money to heal them. And you need to make room every single month for "the next" 2-4 trailers of horses to star in your next "episode". Every single soul matters, people. We rescue no more than we afford to do it, and we put our money into it. We don't ask for donations. But we count every single horse, dog and cat as a candidate for LIFE, not for KILL. I am angry but no hate here. Just the sad truth. RIP innocent souls.
Wow, you must be superhuman with your fantastic ability to second guess experienced DMV's and test results all while not being there in person. Not every little piece of information regarding the animal's triage, diagnostic tests, or its initial treatment is shown or discussed in detail in these videos, therefore you're basing your diagnoses on incomplete evidence and personal emotions, the latter is not factual.
Your statement is one huge fallacy in logic starting with the Straw Man, appeal to emotion, reification and other arguments not based in fact. Bottom line is unless you are actually there at the facility and have put the work in, your surmise is highly inaccurate, as well as harmful.
I feel like alot of this is the outside looking in. Since we arent there in person treating these horses is easy to say they were saveable when in reality its probably a lot worse. I mean look at the type of horses they get in. Im not surprised that a lot of them may be put down. I trust the medical professionals in these videos 🤷🏾♀️.
And im not a charity/ rescue owner but i feel like a lot of the executive descions is do we spend $10,000 on a surgery for a horse that may or may not make it or do we spend that $10,000 and rescue 10 horses were in 7 or so make it in the end. "Well then they should've just left the horse alone" yeah they couldve but at the end of the day the root of the issue is the owners. They wouldnt have horses to put down if the previous owners didnt treat them like dirt. So yeah its about money nobody is denying it.
Edit: And just me putting two and two together the fact that another shelter called them to take in the foal they just had also the video where they did a swap of donkeys with another shelter its plausible to think that some of these animals could be going to other shelters behind the scenes. Just a thought.
I was under the impression that Romania was a very poor country with terrible issues with mistreated and abused animals.
Based on the years you claim to have done rescue work I am surprised that you would have ready access to the medical testing, like onsite bloodwork, portable X-rays, and ultrasound, that Horse Plus uses to make their decisions.
From what I can tell animal medicine in Romania improved most recently because they were trying to meet EU stands. While I’m not saying that advanced diagnostic techniques are not available there , most rescues must always balance successful outcomes for one animal vs the health of many.
But you know best it seems.
So I propose that instead of bashing HPHS, you reach out to them and see if you can impart your great wisdom on how to save more animals the “right way”.
Tawny is always open to learning new ways and considering new ideas; that’s how HP has been able to grow .
I really think you mentoring them would be the best way to help them become was as successful and knowledgeable as Romania and you.
I’m looking forward to the video of your visit and training sessions.
I’d LOVE to see it.
@@katmandudawn8417 Mic drop!
Problem is… where and how would you maintain the horses over long periods of years?
How many would adopt a horse with such problems?
I’m from italy, our shelters are alla full with animals they did save with a lot of effort…
But in the end, very few get adopted out…they are so full that they cannot take more, so lots of animals don’t get any help in the end!
That, is the problem!
You can’t save them all… you have to think about what will happen long term with them!
Horse was dehydrated but I didn’t see her being given any water.
Maybe she was given, but they did not film it. The main issue is that the blood work were far from being catastrophic to require euthanasia. It was a monetary decision to put her to sleep, as her recovery would have taken many months, if not one year before she could have beed declared ready for adoption. And these people are fast, they declare themselves "the biggest horse rescue in the world", so their goal is to impress the audience with a bigger and bigger number of "rescued" horses rather than actually giving a real chance to life to these innocent souls. Any charity is, by the end, a business.