Horse Shelter Heroes | S2E11 | Full Episode
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Jessie's day doesn't go at all as planned, but that's OK because a lot of horses were adopted that day! Doc comes out for his weekly vet visit, and a whole lot more, in this episode of Horse Shelter Heroes!
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The answer is always YES you want to take a donkey home! They are so cute
So happy to see horses go to new homes....in a world full of bad news this channel makes my day!
Great video. Thank goodness Tawnee is doing better. I like the new trainer and glad Jessica is still there just changing what she is doing. Great adoptions today.
Go for solar, it's expensive at the bigining but after you won't relay on others, and caching water from the roof will allow you to reduce expenses. You make an incredible job and make a difference in this cruel world. I follow you for about a year and I'm always sending you love and support. Bless you all. ❤️😘🇵🇹
Just think, if the 52k people who viewed this video would donate just $1 they would be able to rescue and treat so many more horses. I strongly encourage all of you to donate.
Glad they are all on good hands 💖
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Prince, Diego and Red are stunning! So amazing that the lady adopted Coco too so great.
Just watched the rescue, well done all of you. Happy horses now ..... good for you all.
Pony Tony's got hair like David Bowie from the Labrinyth
Maybe if the vet took off his sunglasses he could make a better diagnosis!!
Enjoyed watching Maddy work with the horses and Jessie has the best of both jobs now. Most rewarding is the adoptions. The gal that got Red was very lucky...he’s gorgeous.
Jessie is my favorite to watch. She is so talented and calm with the horses!!!
Excellent job getting all those horses adopted. Way to go, Jessie!
Glad you were able to rescue the 40+ animals the other day. Your videos are too short. I could watch you guys all day. 💘 y'all and what you do! 💘
Seeing that little kid Clayton connect with that donkey just melted my heart! I've seen so many kids with animals, and when they look at them like that and get that certainty in their heart its never a momentary thing.
That donkey liked her too. Small and non-threatening. I'm sure with that kind of love Hulk won't stay "wild" long!
Well done Jess
Praying this gas shortage ends quickly for all y'all .it is awesome that all of these precious babies all got awesome homes am so thankful for this . All y'all are so awesome and are in my prayers as well . Have a blessed week
Love your videos! I get excited when I see a new one! Hopefully one day I can adopt a horse from y’all, but the only thing is that I live in Oklahoma. Just a really far drive!
Same here I live far but I might get to go to Tennessee this summer
@@jamieaugustyn9548 that’s awesome
@@abbygrace7891 thank you!
Tawny And Jason, You can get a 55 gallon tank to go on your property to hold fuel, its an old fashioned notion, but people who lived on farms and rural property used it to fill tractors,equipment and extra vehicles, used to have one on my grandparents farm. Even if you just use it to store fuel and save it for a gas shortage or emergency like this time.
Good to see many horses, and donkey adopted. Hopefully, the gas, and penicillin shortage won't continue to be a problem.
I think that this group does an awesome job saving horses. I would like to be involved with such individuals. God Bless these people.
im waiting for more about the drafthorse from the auction ..... hope, he is o.k. .....
Me too.
@@shirleyrice5779 he passed away.. 😢
Yet another amazing video! It's wonderful to see the adoptions and the other horses making progress, sad to hear when others need the last act of kindness but always done with the animals state of health put first. Huge hugs from my family to you all here in France.
You are doing a great job for the horse and I like all the horse that's you save Nannette
How can you not love a donk they are sooo cute
Hello love you guys you are an amazing team!
These episodes are over too quickly
Bonita is beautiful. You guys will take great care of her.
I’m so glad that you people are able to do this work for the animals. I’m much too sensitive and would be traumatized b what you deal with every day. But these animals deserve to be well treated. Love to see the success story.
omg Bonita is such a beautiful horse 😍
You’re gonna put down a horse because he has bone chips?? Did I hear that correctly? He might not be able to be ridden or worked, but some anti-inflammatory meds and pain meds would stabilize him. I don’t understand your mission there. The horse could be a companion couldn’t he?
You guys are amazing thank you so much ❤️🐴
Hi again!
A great adoption day with happy new owners. Hopefully the gas shortage will be temporary so you can get to the next auction. Also you need the penicillin so hope availability will be soon.
Thx for sharing all the happy stories! Gives hope and happiness in these difficult times. All stay safe...
I know Jessie the dun isn’t in this video but how old is he? He’s beautiful that’s why I’m asking
Topaz is a Saddlebred :(
They are all beautiful, but Red caught my eye too.Great video as always guys. 🙏❤🌹🐴🐎
Not a horse person (they're just too big for me haha) but I love watching your videos~
Great work to all the members of horse plus. But I did get confused at one point. When tawnee was introducing the new member I saw two of the members they both looked the same. One was shelby who was the other one
Thank you for the new video! It was awesome as always! I can't wait for the next one! The auction ones are always my favorite ❤ I love y'all!!!
I just got the idea and made a long playlist of horse shelter hero's videos and I'm gonna just let them play all night every night to help add up views on the channel and that way commercials will play too and they'll get paid for those too. I'm not sure how much it'll do but every little bit adds up and it costs me nothing so why not😊
Jessie has the most relaxing voice i love it when she speaks 🤗
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Natural horsemanship. Beautiful 💜💛💙
There are grants for solar you might check it out.
Beautiful and rewarding what you do for the horses.
How does one adopt? What is the procedure?
I love your idea Tawnee of letting children that write or any child really come out to the ranch and see the process. This may be just what they need to become the next generation of voices for horses and protesters against cruelty. Lord knows we can need them!
so true!
Respect.. 👍 Greetings from Denmark.
My comment is gone?... What I wrote before was.. You and Kyle are so cute together its so nice to see you guys having fun together. If I got to meet you in person I would be a mess! You are kind of a big deal to me. lol
You guys should think about installing a gas tank on the property and have your gas delivered and for cheaper I bet
I just saw on your website that there are more available horses for adoption.
would like to know what happen to the draft horse from the auction with swelled back leg
Poor Thing Was Given Last Act Of Kindness. My Sister Loves Drafts & Was Really Rooting For Her. The Injury Was Just Too Far Gone, & They Gave It Weeks of Care But In The End The Leg Did Not Improve Enough.
Would love love love if there were a way to show the intake photo of a horse next to it when it's being recorded for adoption just so we can really see the difference. I mean all the ones getting adopted out look great but we know they didn't look that way when they were bought at the auction; I feel like it would really hammer home the great work that y'all do cuz sometimes the imagination stalls and can't see the true impact of what y'all do and continue to do. Would there be a way to do this I wonder 👀... another great episode
I love all of your work! Keep up your great work!
Thank you for the thumbs up! I really appreciate it! 🐴
If I had 2 Donkeys I'd name them Pancho and Lefty.
I want to help
What happened to the horse that kicked the Owner?
I just love you guys! ❤️🐴
All of the girls in this channel are so beautiful
My heaven would be to volunteer at your shelter, however I live in Australia.🤗 Also wanted to ask, what is a horse "bean" found in the sheath? in male horses. Saw one in a very short video & it was enormous!???
Love Tony’s style! People spend big bucks on product to get that look!😂
Thank you for sharing.
You are all so inspiring!
interesting, I always hated ramps, my horse, too... they are unsafe especially when a horse fights loading... or it learns to hate loading due to a slippery ramp. By just stepping up and hopping in, they would not even have a chance to worry or raise a fuss & hurt themselfes in the end. But here in Germany, most trailers have ramps and we have to deal with them. Only one French builder, Fautras, has "American style" stepping up system. But way toooo expensive...
It would be great if there where trailers where you have the choice! My former horse scared of step up things (not just trailers), but wasn't bothered at all by ramps. Funny to see the cultural difference.
It's good they adressed it in this video!
@@ApequH I believe the French model gives both choices but I never went to by one... LOL. Yes, loading is a tricky thing, the only problem we never managed in 26 years..
Great to see all of the work that you do. Fly free to the babies who get the last act of kindness. Never easy as you say. But you all work soo soo hard with these animals and getting them fabulous homes. Yes as someone also asked how is the Belgian horse doing? Did he go into the refeeding program?
What is the. Cost to adopt?
That is amazing all the animals that have a new home
G'day all at HPHS. Please don't take this the wrong way, i am NOT badmouthing you in anyway. I donate regularly to your great cause. However, i just want to say that i am in "Jo Mama's" camp when it comes to using bits on a horse. I have owned two horses in my life, one of them being a former racehorse 17 hands high. Both horses could go like the wind if asked too. With both these horses i NEVER used a bit, just a bitless bridle, as i've never been a big fan of bits. I believe if the horse has been gentled enough to safely ride in a gentle manner, and the horse is NOT an Arab stallion, that once they have a full head of steam up, you certainly would need a bit to try and stop them. As "Jo Mama" said, these poor buggers have been through hell, so i would like to see them re-trained and worked by Maddy, without a bit, and then when they get adopted out by someone who is either just going to give them a loving retirement home out to pasture, or is going to give the horse to their teenage child. Then i would be saying, this horse is gentle, won't bolt on you, etc, etc. so really there is no need to use a bit. However, if someone surrendered a young, healthy quarter horse that was an eperienced barrel horse etc, and person considering the adoption was intending to get that horse back into barrel racing etc, then of course i wouldn't be giving them the spiel about NO BIT..!! Just my opinion, i'm sure a multitude will disagree. In Australia, we have the "right to free speech" And i know in the USA you do also.
great job!
Was Jessie the trainer (or anyone else) aware that the horse (12.47) is lame? When studies show that as many as 70% of competition horses are either subtly or obviously lame yet still in work when they should be rested and treated, it stands to reason that the majority of discards will be. Do HSH not rest a lame horse?
I’m a professional horse trainer and Maddy is excellent! She seems confident, firm, and knowledgeable
I couldn't figure out what the gas shortage was about! I'm in northern Michigan and we haven't had a gas shortage. Then I finally remembered the pipeline closed down out east
Just love you all, thank you for your hearts and hard work! I did place you as my charity now for Amazon Smile. It’s not a lot, but it’s a start for me . Also looking at wishlist for things I can afford to do. Y’all are the best!🥰
do you have any horses that do english?
Watching these videos is so inspiring, too see these young woman so dedicated and motivated to heal these animals and find them new homes is just amazing. Top marks for Jesse, Sarah, and everyone that works at House Plus.
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I hope Jessie likes her new job. She is great in all she does, she needs a raise. She does so much. I think the new trainer is going to be great also. Jessie has more time to really see what the horses need to be trained. ❤️❤️
is Astrid still there , if so what is her adoption fee? is she totally broke?
Beautiful! Work you all do 🐴😍🐎
I love the donkies 😍😍😍 sooooooo cute
I love Red.
Love your work
what is your vepsits name
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I just started watching your you tube videos. I love everything you do. One thing does bother me and that is the bits. If they are metal, you could do without those. That would be so awesome. You are so much about saving, rescuing these beautiful beings and treat them with love and kindness, then I saw the horses being saddled up and the bits going in their mouths and I cringed. Bits (metal and teeth-ouch!) equal pain ! With all the love and care you put into preparing these horses for their loving forever homes, and building trust, the bit seems to go against all of that. It says "I can still hurt you and I will" and it broke my heart. Then the people youare adopting these horses out to will think to use them because you do, and just keep this terrible infliction of pain going! I think you all do a wonderful job making sure they are safe enough and friendly and tame enough to find good homes, but the bits are so against what you guys do there and stand for. It doesnt make any sense to me. I think your trainers are good enough, actually, they are all excellent, and can train the horses, maybe even better without using those awful metal bits. It's got so much to do With building trust then out come the bits :(
The O-ring snaffle bit is one of the safest and gentlest when used correctly and fitted correctly. It is the one most used by trainers for starting a young horse. Hackamores can be more painful than a bit, and not all horses, especially older ones, can convert to a bosal.
There has been only once that I didn’t like the bit they were using. Other than that, I applaud the trainers and how they work with the horses
I dont think that has ever been proven at all. Bitless bridles can cause lots of damage too. Its all about the hands of the rider i think
NICE