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I like want you guys do for the horse Nanette

This is hysterical and oh boy is it true.

i went to a auction once in sugarcreek ohi the first time I ever went with a friend who suggested and he was as disgusted as I was we walked out never went to any auctions ever again. this brings me comfort (well besides people like you) is psalms 37:10-11

Horses don’t speak English. Their whole world revolves around having each other, they’re a bonded pair. Let them go in peace and comfort with the greatest gift of love and selflessness, the last act of kindness. I’m glad your organization was there to offer help and kind support.

❤ Pauly wish he had his own channel so we can follow him

Dear god! Bless you guys. 🙏🏻

From, "You're the winner!" to "Build that barn!" to FIVE MILLION VIEWS!!! Congrats Pony Tales! Well done! 💙

Please let us know what the stinky hoove is. Since you all know what canker/cankas is. Doc might know. Access?

Was that gunfire in the background when you were doing the last few evals?

1:14 - surrenders 19:19 - Dr. Kristin the vet 37:56 - adoptions 39:18 - trail ride

1:14 - Dr. Wodak the chiro 13:47 - training 17:39 - Nate with barn updates 20:38 - Dr. Kristin the vet 35:40 - Pauly the farrier 52:13 - adoptions

Those dang mares…. That naughty was gonna freak out. I thought she was gonna take a couple humans down L O L.

Ponytails is the best

Did you try a piece of duct tape on the top lip yet? From what they showed, it worked.

This episode hit my watch these. Couldn’t believe Envy would escape. Old intro with people names. 😂

Brooke and Pauli are so good you are lucky to have them with you

"Sorry, not sorry!!" Omgosh, I say that all the time!! Ha ha ha❤❤!!!!😂😂😅

So happy for you all!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Congratulations!!! ❤❤❤

Raie, I have never seen a trainer teach from behind with long reins. That is so smart!!

Great save, Brook!! 🎉🎉 Indy is really a beautiful horse. I wish she hadn't lost her eye. She has so much potential to be magnificent. Hopefully, with your patience and care, she will lose that fear and anxiety. She has so much potential to be a fabulous ride. ❤❤❤

Have you put duck tape on there nose 2 distracted 4 horses 🐎

Exciting to watch Brooke, Dr. Pillman, and Pauly work with the horses. You never know what's going to happen next.

the horse looks like he's laughing at the end. love this and you guys are the best. love all you do

Powerful. Thank you. Shared

Mandylay is showing you no respect, Brook!! 😂😂❤❤ The orange or pink bridal she placed on LL is really pretty on him.

Amish farrier work must be awful. All of these draft horses seem to have PTSD around people touching their feet.

I love watching the adoptions. You guys rock!

What a wonderful way for these young people to learn skills and be a part of such a positive program. Then you incorporate the seasoned but less agile elderly who are stuffed full of experiences over years of horses and managing their stabling and care, and round it out with the younger ambitious people and everybody wins. Marvelous.

Bravo!

Paulie is so good at working with nervous horses but it is a waste of his time to bring him horses who are not trained in picking up their feet. It’s dangerous as well and I worry someone is going to get hurt.

Prayers, stay warm and safe 🙏 ❤️

oooo, it looks so darn cold there!!

Stay safe and warm 🙏 ❤

I like want you guys do for the horse and you guys are doing a great job for the horse Nanette

For those complaining about how the handlers are dealing with the fractious horses, here are some numbers for you to digest. On average, 65,500 people annually are injured by or while riding horses badly enough to be admitted to the emergency department. Most are while riding, but 6% are when not riding. That means almost 4000 people are injured badly enough by horses to be admitted to the ER. Also 81% of people that have / ride horses report being injured by a horse. The real kicker - on average 710 people die in horse related accidents annually. Most from falling while riding (my friend Karen was one of these) but not all. I couldn’t find a number on how many fatalities were not related to falling but overall injuries were just over 80% from falling. So if we extrapolate from there (which introduces some potential error into this estimate) 20% not from falling means roughly 142 people die annually from non-riding horses badly enough related injuries. So before you judge how experienced horse people are handling very fractious, very large, potentially very dangerous animals, maybe you should take these numbers into consideration. These people do an excellent job of gentling and training these horses as quickly as they can. They are as gentle as they can be under this situation when the horses have not yet had much, if any, training before they get to the rescue. They are not hurting the horses, only trying to give them feedback that will hopefully prevent anyone - human or horse - from getting injured.

Why are you putting new hay on top of old hay.

Kill buyers can not send blind horses to slaughter, they can’t be in the trucks. Found that out with Horse Plus Society when they got the big white draft horse from the Auction, it was in the truck and had to be taken off.

Envy is so beautiful... inside and out. I love the fact that she adopted Bobby so easily. They are a match made in Heaven... and now Pugsly too? OMG, can this day get any better?

AWESOME!!! 👍🏻 I've watch every one of your videos and sooooo so happy for ya'll. Ya'll earned it. 👊🏼 🐴♥️💯

tip for your vet doc. you could also look under the horse with a mirror, with a handle. 🤓😉

You are really very good!!!! Bravissimi!

i had a racking horse and I had borium shoes on the fronts because of all the roads around here, she did well, kept her barefoot in winter, I dont need to ride on roads in winter, i used to take her to the park and ride there. mud, that was the word for these trails in the winter. pauley he is awesome farrier, i hope he never injuries his back doing these tough horses.

Love, calm and patience are efficient for a good result with horses.

Congratulations ❤

While in stocks , try to give them something else to think of. Try hay or little bites of grain. That will take the thought of the hoof being done. Love your show. I cry with you.

My old farrier taught me a trick for horses that won't stand still for hoof work. It's kinda similar to what your farrier was doing with the rope but instead of a person trying to hold the rope the horse holds the rope. You need a longer rope and you run the rope up and over the back of the horse and back down between the front legs and up to the halter so that when he/she tries to put their foot down they pull their own nose down. It's kinda hard to explain but if you see it done it makes better sense...

You all at Pony Tails have made a huge difference in the lives of thrown away horses! ❤❤❤Thank You so much for sweat, long hours, pain and love you give!❤❤❤. You are appreciated 🎉🎉🎉🎉

I wondered if, in the veterinary world, if they have started to do eye transplants. Poor Lurch is so young and would benefit from an eye transplant, especially since the rest of her is sound. It would be so sad for her to lose her sight.

I don't understand have the old owners can let them get this bad they knew that you would come and get them I know it's hard to take care of an animal and do what they need all the time but if you know you can't do it please send them to a rescue like this they'll come and get them they'll take good care of them they'll give them their needs they say they take any kind of horse pony donkey you name it they'll take it you guys do so much for these animals and they are so beautiful my heart goes out to you and all the animals that you take in because you guys are a blessing to them and no matter if they have 5 months to live for 20 years to live at least they have someone that cares for them and their time they have left I wish I was around there and I could volunteer and help and I would