A friend of mine knows I work with Habitat for Horses on their website asked me this question a while back - "Why adopt a donkey?". I just about stamped my feet when I answered "Because they are awesome.". Here are some reasons, better articulated...
Texas is known for its hot weather. With all these spring rains that means mold - especially in areas around the Gulf Coast. Moldy feed is bad for our horses. Using quality feed in a timely fashion is really the best way to keep your...
We have a number of people who write very thought provoking responses to the articles we post here on Habitat for Horses. Janet Curtis's response to "Wild horse advocates disagree on contraceptives for mustangs" is also rational, intriguing - overall extremely well written. We are...
If the Bureau of Land Management removes these young horses from the Pryor Mountain range, they will be violating their own recommendation of leaving one offspring per mare on the range. Leave these wild mustangs be! **Follow Up on Spring Fundraiser** The Percheron Crossbred Beau has...
[caption id="attachment_34816" align="alignleft" width="150"] Alma and her baby[/caption]Good Sunday Morning to Ya'll. As promised, here is a short video of Alma and her new born foal. He was born just a couple of weeks ago. His Mom, Alma, was a rescue from a nearby county...
Meet the newest members of the Habitat for Horses ranch. They do not have names just yet. Law enforcement from a county not far from Habitat for Horses, awarded us all three. Right now they are being fed hay, getting medical and dental checks up...
Just $330 to go to reach our goal for The Tennessee Walker Sweetheart! Your support will help push us over the top and give all the horses rescued by Habitat for Horses much needed funds for hay and support needs. Make a difference - save...
We hope you are having a lovely Easter Day. After church, there is the meal lovingly made for everyone to share. In many homes, the Easter Bunny made a visit, hiding Easter Eggs around the yard for all the kids to find. The Easter Bunny...
Are the wild horses and burros living on National Park Service lands not protected by the 1971 Wild and Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act? Just a thought, since the article below makes it seem like in some of our National Parks, officials could just go...
Wonders will never cease to amaze! A Two Headed Horse! The photo below is kind of grainy but its from 1951 news story. "Two heads are better than one, according to Miss Carolyn McLeon, of Elon College, as she rubs down her horse, called "Ichabod." This...