Does not look like a great loving home to me! First horse to the left shows serious behavior issues. My feeling is, this a typical horse hording, a horse does not belong into a box.
@@JoFuSoA well everyone is entitled to their opinion. The horse you are referring to is Cherokee. He started these issues when he was incredibly young, due to being raised and bred into a large TWH show barn. The stress from training at such an early age affected him. He also does this while in pasture at times. We do not screen what type of issues, behavioral or physical issues, that horses may or may not have, when we give them a second chance. Did you listen long enough to hear they were only put inside the barn due to an upcoming snowstorm? I agree horses are best when left as natural as possible which includes being in pasture as much as possible. As far as being a horder situation as defined here- ...."Accumulation of numerous animals, which has overwhelmed that person's ability to provide even minimal standards of nutrition, sanitation, and veterinary care; Failure to acknowledge the deteriorating condition of the animals (including disease, starvation, and even death) and the household environment (severe overcrowding, very unsanitary conditions); and− Failure to recognize the negative effect of the collection on their own health and well-being, and on that of other household members" I could not disagree with you more.
Halleluja you have a big heart ♡ the horses Look well and they are doing good, I had my own horse for 16 years, He was my Best friend and He turned to 26 ♡♡♡ stay blessed
Try reaching out to Horse Plus Humane Society, Hohenwald TN. They rescue auction horses too and offer many types of grants. Merry Christmas to you all! Sending you some prayers for warmth 🙏 🎄🥰
The barn is old, but it works in a pinch for a blizzard. And giving older horses a safe place to retire to is awesome. Thank You for all that you do. I don't know if there are any barn grants in particular but maybe a grant for an emergency remodel? Huggsssss for all of the horses and Merry Christmas to all that work there!!!💙💙💙🐎🐎🐎🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for the suggestion. We did recieve a partail grant from Bryan Area Foundation for a stall addition. We now need to raise the rest to complete the project. We will start on it this coming spring
@@hosannahorsehaven reach out to local and nearby lumber and construction companies for material and building supply donations. No doubt if you open your facility to some public tours for school children, the children will help promote the donations. God bless you for all you do to save equine lives and provide them a safe and comfortable home. 😊💖
@@hosannahorsehaven you can also use Go Fund Me? I must say - without prejudice - can you not train miss bossy pants to stop biting k/Cramer? thank you for helping these horses..
@@marrop2760 ❤️❤️❤️ great suggestion!!! I think there is a non profit version of go fund me. Once we get that going I will post it here. Kramer has been out mostly with Misty lately. He just loves her, he follows her everywhere and stands guard over her I wish it would let me post their pictures here 🐴❤️
Aww. They all look so content. Thank you for rescuing and keeping them safe. I see others here have suggested applying to Horse Plus Humane Society for one of their grants. They help other rescues across the country and other parts of the world with their grants program. I hope you'll be able to do the improvements you need on your barn with their help. ❤
😍You are wonderful people. I just came across your video and loved it. I’ll subscribe right now. I.m sorry for this horse that is non stop moving side to side. What is up with him? Just curious and wishing him to calm down. Be safe all of you during the storm. God bless you all. 🙏
Hi and thank you so much for subscribing ❤️🐴❤️. The big black n white paint Cherokee, (aka: CherBear, Uncle Bear) is such a sweet boy, his issue started way back when he was a youngster. Apparently a sweet lady bought him from a big ,high end Tennessee Walking Breeder, that put him into HEAVY training when he was only 18 months old. He fell apart due to the pressure, training methods, and pretty much everything about his first couple of years. Once she saw him she knew he needed to get out of there. She said it was the most money she had ever spent to “rescue “ a horse. She had him for several years before he came to us. He is worse with his weaving when stalled up , feeding time, or even at times when just standing at the fence line (Will actually let him out of the stall this morning so he could decompress and walk around the isle way a bit .) I (Lisa) have done some body work on him and even then he still has a hard time unwinding. I am actually taking a level 2 cranial sacral class so I can work in him some more. This therapy deals with the horse's spine and central nervous system, and it is able to correct physical or emotional patterns in any part of the equine body. Hopefully each time he will find more relief. PS he took Yadah under his protection when we first weaned him from his mom. He loves Yadah. Cherokee is beautifully gaited and calm when ridden.
Love how much you care for your horses!! And they all look great for seniors, and I mean seniors when you are saying late 20s ☺️ Glad you understand the weaving….sad but all you can do is manage it.
@@suzycue9278 Yes, I thought perhaps, he would slow down a bit. He is such a hard "keeper" due to all the energy he uses to cope with his emotions. Thank you for the love, many of our horses are throw aways from society. I can't imagine our barn without each and everyone. They all come here for a purpose.
@@hosannahorsehaven Thank you Lisa, so much for the explanation. Poor horse. I hope he will respond well to your kind atempt to relief him from this trauma. Also good to know that he bonded so well with this other horse. God bless you all. 🙏🌹❤️
@@hosannahorsehaven I think fate step in for you to help with these Precious Horses, they have a great forever home!!! So glad I found your channel, Thank You So Much For Helping Them!! THEY NEED YOUS!!!!
@@hosannahorsehaven Oh, how I wish! That would be my dream come true. But you're in America - where I'd love to come visit - I'm from sunny ol' England... UK, not the New.
Hello and thank you so much for watching and subscribing. I am familiar with the organization. I didn't know they had barn grants. Thanks for the suggestion!
Yes that's a great idea. Horse plus Humane Society, they are out of TN. They have helped many rescues, by giving out grants. Look them up, see the work they do. I'm sure they can help you.
Thank you! It’s just heartbreaking to me that a horse willing gives their owners the best years of their lives. When the become no longer rideable, they are of no use to them. I just can’t fathom that away of thinking ! I know situations happen and life changes, but to have the ability to care for your aged horse and someone chooses not to. 😡🥲it’s so sad
It’s from when he was very young and out into heavy trading at a Tennessee Walking Horse Training barn. He kinda mentally fell apart from the pressure they place on him.
There is not much we can do to stop his weaving. I will continue to decompress his emotions with cranial sacral therapy. He was from a large show barn when he was young, they put to much pressure on him and he started this behavior to cope. It became a loop that he goes into once any excitment or stress is triggered.
@@ajones427 HI Thanks for the suggestion , he is not fond of Jolly Balls, or the green apple lick. He is worse when in the stall, all of the horses were in due to a storm we have with severe wind chill and low temps. Currently they are all out with free choice hay and roaming around .
@@ajones427 I have tried Dynamite release on his neck and poll. Even when I do energy work on him I just can’t seem to get all the way through for a big release. 😞
They do have water, hay and feed. They eat before we do so I'm not sure what in your opinion we are hindering? The water is place where they can reach it next to their gate, it's easier to keep an eye on it to make sure it's always full. They were feed hay every two hours while shut in the barn, pellets twice a day. What is your equine feeding schedule?
No paperwork. He was bounced from his original owner. His brand is so old we can't read it. Any suggestions to determine where his herd was from? We suspect he was quite a bit older when rounded up. Even though he is gelded he still thinks it's his job to cover mares.
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Thank goodness for people like you who help the horses 💜🙏🌈😇
Awe thank you for the love and support!!!!
Thank you for sharing their stories and for saving them all from slaughter. You have given them not only life but love.
Hi Pam, thanks for the kind words. We appreciate your feedback and taking time to learn about our horses here 🐴❤️
Thank you for giving these beautiful older horses a great loving home. You are amazing.
You are so kind, it's been placed on our hearts, so we take it day by day! Some days are easier than others!!
Does not look like a great loving home to me! First horse to the left shows serious behavior issues. My feeling is, this a typical horse hording, a horse does not belong into a box.
@@JoFuSoA well everyone is entitled to their opinion. The horse you are referring to is Cherokee. He started these issues when he was incredibly young, due to being raised and bred into a large TWH show barn. The stress from training at such an early age affected him. He also does this while in pasture at times.
We do not screen what type of issues, behavioral or physical issues, that horses may or may not have, when we give them a second chance. Did you listen long enough to hear they were only put inside the barn due to an upcoming snowstorm? I agree horses are best when left as natural as possible which includes being in pasture as much as possible.
As far as being a horder situation as defined here- ...."Accumulation of numerous animals, which has overwhelmed that person's ability to provide even minimal standards of nutrition, sanitation, and veterinary care;
Failure to acknowledge the deteriorating condition of the animals (including disease, starvation, and even death) and the household environment (severe overcrowding, very unsanitary conditions); and−
Failure to recognize the negative effect of the collection on their own health and well-being, and on that of other household members" I could not disagree with you more.
Halleluja you have a big heart ♡ the horses Look well and they are doing good, I had my own horse for 16 years, He was my Best friend and He turned to 26 ♡♡♡ stay blessed
Thank you Silvia!!!! It’s just something about horses that are good for our soul!
Amen !
Love it that these beautiful seniors are retiring in comfort and contentment.❤️💕🐴thank you.
Thank you so much!!!
Try reaching out to Horse Plus Humane Society, Hohenwald TN. They rescue auction horses too and offer many types of grants. Merry Christmas to you all! Sending you some prayers for warmth 🙏 🎄🥰
Thank you for watching!!! Merry Christmas, PS it is a little warmer here today :) so your prayer worked!
I contacted them today🙏 we will keep you all updated!!!
What you are doing is amazing! The horse look so relaxed and content. Thank you for rescuing these lovelies. 💕
Faith thank you for your kindness and support!!!
Hey, your barn is cozy and dry be thankful, I know your horses are. Thank you for your big heart!
Yes that’s true.. we will get there with our improvements, until we do I keep telling myself it could be worse. 🐴
You are there guardian angel protecting them, Bless you.
Thank you so much!
The barn is old, but it works in a pinch for a blizzard. And giving older horses a safe place to retire to is awesome. Thank You for all that you do. I don't know if there are any barn grants in particular but maybe a grant for an emergency remodel? Huggsssss for all of the horses and Merry Christmas to all that work there!!!💙💙💙🐎🐎🐎🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for the suggestion. We did recieve a partail grant from Bryan Area Foundation for a stall addition. We now need to raise the rest to complete the project. We will start on it this coming spring
@@hosannahorsehaven reach out to local and nearby lumber and construction companies for material and building supply donations. No doubt if you open your facility to some public tours for school children, the children will help promote the donations. God bless you for all you do to save equine lives and provide them a safe and comfortable home. 😊💖
@@vickimeyers2672 those are great suggestions too!!! Thank you !!!!!! Hugs back from the horses!
@@hosannahorsehaven you can also use Go Fund Me? I must say - without prejudice - can you not train miss bossy pants to stop biting k/Cramer? thank you for helping these horses..
@@marrop2760 ❤️❤️❤️ great suggestion!!! I think there is a non profit version of go fund me. Once we get that going I will post it here. Kramer has been out mostly with Misty lately. He just loves her, he follows her everywhere and stands guard over her I wish it would let me post their pictures here 🐴❤️
Its amazing to see someone like yourself. This is helping to restore my faith in humanity a bit more. God bless you for what you are doing here.
Thank you. It’s not always been an easy road but this burnt in our hearts to do. We appreciate the support!
Aww. They all look so content. Thank you for rescuing and keeping them safe. I see others here have suggested applying to Horse Plus Humane Society for one of their grants. They help other rescues across the country and other parts of the world with their grants program. I hope you'll be able to do the improvements you need on your barn with their help. ❤
Thank you for commenting and your suggestion! I contacted them today, so we will see what we qualify for. I’ll keep you all updated❤️❤️❤️
Lovely horses
Thank you. All a bunch of beautiful misfits ❤️
Went through comments, got my answer. Cheers Rosemary Perth Western Australia 72yrs
Hello! Sorry we just saw your question!!
Great job guys
Thank you!!!!!
😍You are wonderful people. I just came across your video and loved it. I’ll subscribe right now. I.m sorry for this horse that is non stop moving side to side. What is up with him? Just curious and wishing him to calm down. Be safe all of you during the storm. God bless you all. 🙏
Hi and thank you so much for subscribing ❤️🐴❤️. The big black n white paint Cherokee, (aka: CherBear, Uncle Bear) is such a sweet boy, his issue started way back when he was a youngster. Apparently a sweet lady bought him from a big ,high end Tennessee Walking Breeder, that put him into HEAVY training when he was only 18 months old. He fell apart due to the pressure, training methods, and pretty much everything about his first couple of years. Once she saw him she knew he needed to get out of there. She said it was the most money she had ever spent to “rescue “ a horse. She had him for several years before he came to us. He is worse with his weaving when stalled up , feeding time, or even at times when just standing at the fence line (Will actually let him out of the stall this morning so he could decompress and walk around the isle way a bit .)
I (Lisa) have done some body work on him and even then he still has a hard time unwinding. I am actually taking a level 2 cranial sacral class so I can work in him some more. This therapy deals with the horse's spine and central nervous system, and it is able to correct physical or emotional patterns in any part of the equine body. Hopefully each time he will find more relief.
PS he took Yadah under his protection when we first weaned him from his mom. He loves Yadah. Cherokee is beautifully gaited and calm when ridden.
Love how much you care for your horses!! And they all look great for seniors, and I mean seniors when you are saying late 20s ☺️ Glad you understand the weaving….sad but all you can do is manage it.
@@suzycue9278 Yes, I thought perhaps, he would slow down a bit. He is such a hard "keeper" due to all the energy he uses to cope with his emotions. Thank you for the love, many of our horses are throw aways from society. I can't imagine our barn without each and everyone. They all come here for a purpose.
@@hosannahorsehaven Thank you Lisa, so much for the explanation. Poor horse. I hope he will respond well to your kind atempt to relief him from this trauma. Also good to know that he bonded so well with this other horse. God bless you all. 🙏🌹❤️
@@hosannahorsehaven I think fate step in for you to help with these Precious Horses, they have a great forever home!!! So glad I found your channel, Thank You So Much For Helping Them!! THEY NEED YOUS!!!!
Happy Horsey New Year !! ♡☆♡
Thank you! Happy 🐴New Year!!!❤️
hope you saw the snow through well. wish i was there to lend a helping hand.
Come for a visit! We will park your van and out you to work ❤️
@@hosannahorsehaven Oh, how I wish! That would be my dream come true. But you're in America - where I'd love to come visit - I'm from sunny ol' England... UK, not the New.
New subscriber TY for all you do!!
Hello and thank you so much for watching and subscribing. I am familiar with the organization. I didn't know they had barn grants. Thanks for the suggestion!
Newbie here, why is the 1st horse going sideways so fast. Cheers Rosemary Perth Western Australia 72yrs
new to your channel 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Hello! Thank you and welcome!!!
Yes that's a great idea. Horse plus Humane Society, they are out of TN. They have helped many rescues, by giving out grants. Look them up, see the work they do. I'm sure they can help you.
Thank you Carol we will
Look into your suggestion!!
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I always admire people who save beautiful animals from our senseless obsession of treating living sentient creatures as disposable commodities..smh
Thank you! It’s just heartbreaking to me that a horse willing gives their owners the best years of their lives. When the become no longer rideable, they are of no use to them. I just can’t fathom that away of thinking ! I know situations happen and life changes, but to have the ability to care for your aged horse and someone chooses not to. 😡🥲it’s so sad
What is with Cherokee? The swaying.
It’s from when he was very young and out into heavy trading at a Tennessee Walking Horse Training barn. He kinda mentally fell apart from the pressure they place on him.
@@hosannahorsehaven ,
How sad. Will he recover at all?
What did you do about the horse that is stall weaving
There is not much we can do to stop his weaving. I will continue to decompress his emotions with cranial sacral therapy. He was from a large show barn when he was young, they put to much pressure on him and he started this behavior to cope. It became a loop that he goes into once any excitment or stress is triggered.
Yes there is put a toy in there or a stall lick that hangs.
@@ajones427 HI Thanks for the suggestion , he is not fond of Jolly Balls, or the green apple lick. He is worse when in the stall, all of the horses were in due to a storm we have with severe wind chill and low temps. Currently they are all out with free choice hay and roaming around .
What about herbal remedies or a
@@ajones427 I have tried Dynamite release on his neck and poll. Even when I do energy work on him I just can’t seem to get all the way through for a big release. 😞
🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💝
Hello! Thank you for sending the love!
They look so sad because they have to hang out in the barn due to the storm.
Winters can be long in NW Ohio!
These horses need water they can reach and feed. Help don’t hinder.
They do have water, hay and feed. They eat before we do so I'm not sure what in your opinion we are hindering? The water is place where they can reach it next to their gate, it's easier to keep an eye on it to make sure it's always full. They were feed hay every two hours while shut in the barn, pellets twice a day.
What is your equine feeding schedule?
@@andrewkash7273 thanks !
What are you talking about? Are you watching? The water buckets are GREEN, and they all look filled! You owe this channel an apology.
@@mrs.c5471 thank you for noticing. They are all green and heated as well ❤️🐴
Did you get the title for the blm mustang
No paperwork. He was bounced from his original owner. His brand is so old we can't read it. Any suggestions to determine where his herd was from? We suspect he was quite a bit older when rounded up. Even though he is gelded he still thinks it's his job to cover mares.