Horse Shelter Heroes | S2E2 | Full Episode
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- March 7-13 - In this episode, everyone's favorite vet, Doc, is at the shelter twice treating eye injuries and more, Tawnee receives a summons from the Circuit Court, an adoption, farrier care, a surprise donation, and a whole lot more. Don't miss a minute!
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Animals seen in this Episode:
Copper
Nutmeg
Apache
Winston
Jade
Rocky
Teddy
Reigh
Atlas
Roy
Eve
Leroy
Storm
Bella
Fiona
Flicka
Jan
Rudolf
Midnight
the lady who adopted that nervous mare really touched my heart.....they'll be great partners!
Yes no doubt!
When that lady asked if that beautiful horse wanted to go home with her. Then the horse put her head down and into her body; it looked a horse hug. I just Started tearing up. 😢
This lady and this horse belong together. So much love from the beginning. Thank you lady for adopting. ❤️
It was a very special moment for sure, no doubt the first of hundreds for this wonderful horse and adoptive family.
An awww moment for sure! They are going to be great together!
They even have the same hair color!
Thanks for the bit of farrier footage. I find it so interesting. Cheryl
Glad you enjoyed it.
Great video, I love to see the horses and how they are doing and the rescues great job
Thank you for your kinds words!
I'm really pleased to see you switched the bit for a halter after you saw that Nutmeg was reeeeally uncomfortable
Heaves is treatable but you must be on the ball all the time. Emphysema is actually what is going on. I had a horse with this lung disease decades ago. His hay was pulled apart and watered down and he even did it himself after awhile. Take a bite of hay and dunk in his water bucket. We did that for 7 years. Upon discovery that he was a carrier of triple E he was put down since I had no land of my own. He was 14 years old and we rode most days of his life with me.
Heaves is manageable not treated as if you are curing them. Through medication and environmental control. It is, as such, not a comfortable life for the horse. As exemplified by your horse he was so desperate for relief that he learned to dunk his own hay.
I love what you guys do keep up the amazing work that you do ❤
Your organization is the best!!!!!🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🍎🥕🍎🥕🐎🐎🐎🥕🍎
I think so too!
Watching from Germany and enjoying every minute of your videos! You are doing an amazing job at your facility!
Thank you so much!
I don't blame horses for hating eyedrops or anything with eyes. I can't even do eyedrops for myself without flipping out lol. Took me till adulthood to even tolerate them at all lol. I don't know what'll happen if I ever need corneal surgery or something haha.
I love the lady adopting the "trust issue" mare.
How's Benjamin? Hopefully well. I love your great videos. Waiting to see more.
He is doing very well!
Please show us Benjamin. Please. ❤️
Yes, Benjamin please! We love him.❤️
Love you video's. You guys in inspire me so much. I work at a ranch and We rescued horses love you guys so much. Thank you you for making these videos.
You’re very welcome, thank you so much for watching!
About the horse not wanting to flex. Maybe it"s back and neck need checking. I've seen this in horses that have had falls. The Vet worl is really fascinating. What an excellent Vet you have!
Doc is the best!
I lovvvveee that buckskin in the previous episode!!! I checked your website for info, but it wasnt updated yet. Id love to know more!
I had a very beautiful horse that threw his head (fussing at my friend's horse) and got a NAIL IN HIS EYE (we were visiting at a friend of mine's barn-it was "messy"). I almost had a heart attack but my vet was wonderful and I treated his eye 3 times a day. It's not hard or even all that expensive considering, you just have to give a crap about caring for your animals. He turned out 100% fine after only a few weeks treatments. It was the horse in my thumbnail here, he had Safire blue eyes. Had to sell him when I went to college. Miss him every day (: I'm so happy you guys are out there helping so many horses in need. Well done!
Thank you for your kind words, so glad your horse turned out good!
Tawney!!! I'm so jealous!! Was that frogs I heard in the background when you went to treat Rudolph??? They aren't out yet here in Minnesota 😊
Yes there were real live frogs in the background, no sound effect on that scene.
This may sound a little far fetched, but . . . here goes.
I have been watching all of your videos that I find in my YT feed for a while now, and I too noticed that there a lot of horses that are losing one or both eyes to blindness or injury. I wish there was some way to start a program of eye surgery that could use the eyes of those horses that have to receive the last gift. There are a lot of people who are coming out of veterinarian school but are there enough jobs out there for them all? Maybe having a specialty like eye transplantation would serve two worlds. This is something that is definitely needed and probably has never been done before because animals are so often viewed as disposable. But like yourself, I am someone who is always thinking about ways to build a better world. Maybe in time something could be organized.
Also. I have been watching horse racing videos on YT ( The Steward) and where appropriate, I have been leaving messages. Where they are talking about a certain horse finally winning some races, I have noted that these horses, that are not Secretariat keepers, end up half starved to death and in the slaughter pipelines. I'm sure they don't want to hear it, but it's time We the Public started talking to them about their responsibilities toward proper care and disposition of their horses. If they don't want them then they should surrender them when they are still in good health for retraining and rehoming. If they are talked to enough, and if alternates to the pipelines are made available, maybe a lot of horses will go directly to humane rescue centers and bypass the auction houses and slaughter lines altogether.
In Ohio, when your job is so essential that the rest of your business would suffer great hardship while you're away it's a valid reason to be excused. Talk to your county jury clerk and explain your situation. The clerk will likely excuse you and put your name back in the hat.
I have just found you. God bless your hearts. I am so impressed with your kindness to these sweet souls. I love Dr. Scott. He reminds me of my grandfather. He was a large animal vet and helped with the bovine anthrax inoculation at Cutter Labs (he was also a microbiologist). I can only donate from Amazon occasionally as I'm on disability so money is tight. I wish I could do more. I live in California and the cost of living is ridiculous.
I love seeing these after auction videos!! seeing how they look when you get them and how they improve... It is awesome
Pyometriosis is horrible, I hope everything goes as planned for her.
We’re hoping for the best!
I cannot say how much these videos mean to me. Tho' my interaction with horses is over at age 60, due to situations I won't get into here, I still maintain my equine 'fix' vicariously through these videos. THANKS for posting and God bless.
We’re so happy you enjoy them. Thanks for watching!
Noo! Your interaction shouldn’t be over, if you can you should be allowed to get back on a saddle or just hangout with horses, I bet there are so many opportunities she is just a number !
@@madisonquinn7954 Aw, that's so kind of you to say! Unfortunately, life is stacked agaist that, as I'm 60, had a life-changing right-sided stroke and must use a Rollater walker to get around and barely can use my right hand, plus I don't drive anymore and live in the Adirondack mtns., am legally homeless--rent a room from a friend, and have a very low fixed income. No way to be near a horse, except for the poor summer carriage horses down by the lake front. So I watch the videos, donate when I can, collect model horses and read.
@@oldmaidwhovianakanancyg4425 I feel for you. I read about them to get my fix. Have five years on you and fragile health. So glad of every moment of my life spent with horses. The smell of a horse barn is instantly healing. (There should be a retirement home for horse lovers.)
I’ve had ulcers on my eye. They hurt. The meds help with the pain. Maybe keep using eye lubricant after the meds are done. I asked why I got it. He said I was probably sleeping with my eyes open. I think I was. Doing crazy stuff to make sure my eyes were closed. She may be extra stressed about loosing her sight.
Hi again!
An especially great vid. Full of info on the horses and how they progress and what's going on around there. Think this type is very important for those potential supporters to better and fully understand what you're all about. You all do a beautiful job there and how you're expanding services is just terrific.
God bless...
Thank you for your kind words!
He's so cute. Try letting him go to his buddies but with a lot of pressure then when he walks away being quiet and less pressure.
This maybe an odd question, but do you recycle the animal poop and dirty straw? Would it be good fertilizer for crops? When I lived in Germany I noticed the farmers using the poop on their field crops and their produce was large and healthierthan what I've seen in the US.
I love your blonde highlights.
Will you put insulation in the new office?
There is people that don't use the bit halter. We used bit halters on our horses, when I was growing up. I thinking not using a bit halter when I adopt a horse. Any advise?
I have a lot of respect for everything you do. It brightens up my day knowing that there are people like you who rescues horses and donkeys. It is also great that you have those grants to help nation wide. It brought tears in my eyes to see that the pregnant mare was rescued from an auction.
Thank you!
You guys are amazing thank you so much for helping these poor baby’s
For the horse with the bad eye, what about spinning down the blood and using the serum on it? Had great success with it in healing ulcers and abrasions to the eye. There is also a mask out that shields the eye, but still allows them to see through. More secure than a fly mask, which can still collapse and scratch the eye.
Thank you for the great suggestions, will pass them on!
should put a link on each episode to the horses that are avail. for adoption at that time and angel pics for those who received the last act of kindness. Just a suggestion. You all do great work
Your volunteers are the best !!
P.S....Hi Doc!! lol
I wish I could adopt Archie what a beautiful horse
Love your work! From sweden
I see you have so many horses rescued with eye infections. I sent previous comment how my vet (Lynn Partriage in AZ.) Drew blood from one of the horses I had to make syrum to treat users & scratches & he injuries. Worked excellent! Have you tried it?
My comment is just to say think you what you and the girls do shows a beautiful heart
I love what you do for the horses! But my question is: if you rescue that horse from an auction, wouldn't the owner just buy a new horse an treat it the same way he did with the horse he just sold on the auction? I'm new to this channel so sorry for this question 🙉🙊
Omygoodness, that sweet lady adopting touched my heart. Bless her and all of you guys.
Sending love and good wishes from Massachusetts ... You guys are the best.
Thanks so much!
I love y'all so much thank you for what you do I have 3 and I rescue all of them on of them is a baby and she is so scared of people
Ahh thank you for rescuing!
Man, I wish we had good vets in our area! A knowledgeable, kind-hearted vet is worth their weight in gold!
You guys are really doing great.
Great video.Some nice horses.🐴🐴🐴💕💕🌟
Thanks!
what would you do if someone donated $100k?
Imagine how many babies they could help w that amount😇😇😇😇 that would be so awesome 🤗💕
@@annihilatedbutcomingback1119 yes imagine they could save every single horse at an auction!
@@gracierukavina462 oh I wish wish wish I had the money to send to them💕
Go ahead and donate the 100,000.00 if you can do it. I whish I could it would be great donation
So vocal lmbo
Love watching your videos. So thankful for what you do for these beautiful, noble animals.
Jason! Thanks for everything, all the work and stability you provide!
I am so proud of CHRN, Carrie represents the Colorado horse “parents” really well! We also thank Horse Rescue Hero’s with Carrie’s local event! Thank u so much, Shawnee, u r awesome! Carrie’s program, while not as large as yours, it is started correctly and I think it will do nothing but flourish! I wish I still lived in the area,!id be there everyday! I WILL have a horse again but after neck surgeries and lower back surgeries, I’m not quite the “Cowgirl” I used to be but I have been back up riding thanks to “Praying Hands Ranch”, they gave me the confidence that it is just like riding a bicycle, with the right horse! He or she is out there! Great job Carrie! NOW! Can we have Doc Scott, please? He is just awesome! I am 65 also and if he can do what he does, for the love of a horse, I can too! Much love sent to Doc Scott and Garrick, u guys r sure blessed! Now it’s time for Colorado to be blessed too! Thank u HRH! U r angels! All of u and thank u Carrie for making Colorado proud! And ps Carrie, I’ll let u borrow my tassels to dance with, when u r ready! I have a defibrillator/pacemaker in my chest, which I lovingly call my third boob! So I have three tassels at once! I want a tattoo with cowgirl Up on it! Old school! I think it would b awesome! And it’s great to c Jenna again, she’s obviously educated and has hands on experience! Go girl! Great to c u again, u were sorely missed! And to Rory, you work with the traumatic horse wasn’t boring at all, iwaki wonderful to see a horse being trained correctly! My grandpa worked with Ray Hunt and those guys who believed in gentling horses, not breaking them! It makes me feel good to c a horse being done like he would! It was awesome! U have one great team! U make horse folks proud!
Much respect to ALL at Horse Shelter...Just curious... Is the Trainer "Jessie" some kind of extra "Horse Whisperer" ... I noticed the horses sure pay attention to her... and I noticed in other episodes ( binge watched 8 episodes yesterday) if there is a problem getting the horses into trailer... Jessie is the one called? I did have a laugh when there was a problem loading, and Jessie came out of office, put the horses in the trailer, and then ran back to the office (good editing)
I know very little about horses and trainers... but that is changing fast as I binge watch your videos.
I am becoming a big fan of 'Doc"...
God Bless Ya ALL.
I love it! I texted your facility and got no answer and it’s been a week, but much love ❤️
Texting is not a good way to get ahold of us, email info@horsehumane.org for communication. Thanks!
I just can't wrap my head around someone, letting a mare foal an sending her to auction, fresh! SMH...
I would like to know why so many horses come to your rescue, and are blind when they get there. Horses can have many problems, but being blind to me in my mind leaves a question??? The question is not with you people, but horse killers??? And money???
Also, for anyone like me, who really doesn't have the extra money to donate to help, you can still help by letting those commercials run all the way through, like, subscribe, and share their videos as much as you can to get more viewers and subscribers :) every little bit helps and letting the commercials go all the way thru helps, and of course liking and subscribing and sharing their TH-cam on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, wherever you can! And God bless bcs I know if you are here you are a big time animal lover like me.
Forgive my ignorance, but why can't the horses be treated with pain medication for the arthritis like dogs and other animals?
Rudolph is such a beautiful girl. I had an old man dog (my nickname for him) and he had to get eye gel like that. He also didn't like it lol. For the last 2 years of his life he had to have eye drops for puppy glaucoma. They stopped the gel at that point because he only needed that for one eye but the drops were obviously needed for both eyes. He didn't like those any better but after a while he got better at tolerating him. I lost him earlier this year. I miss him more than I thought possible.
I’m so happy for these horses I love what you guys do!
Thank you so much!
awesome! I love these episodes so much! like if you agree!
We agree.
@@hphs haha! I sort of only found this channel months ago because I was looking into finding the channel that had a bit of the animals from the place I used to go to called Save The Horses back in Georgia. They had a colt once, I loved him so much and now, his name, scooter, is very special to me. I miss him, even though he is an adult now. It has been around 5 years, maybe. I loved feeding him his milk in a large bucket every Friday afternoon I had gone, and I wish I could see him taller than me now. Do you ever name any of the horses yourselves, because I would love it if you could name a black or brown one scooter, it would make me so happy if that was possible.
My DONATION IS A MONTHLY ONE AS LONG AS IT COMES OUT ON THE 4TH OR 5TH OF EVERY MONTH! KEEP UP THE EXCELLENT WORK YOU ALL DO I PRAY FOR YOU ALL EVERY DAY!!!
Wouldn't it be better to just ride her with a halter or Bozel as opposed to putting a bit in her mouth if, she was abused with a bit? I understand you don't have tons of time with just one horse.
I keep saying it please don’t get bored with my phrase ! Your A M A Z I N G. xxxxx etc etc
Lovely work Editor! 💫
Thank you! 😄
If they come from there with one and its happening more, then is some one actually inflecting these horses with trauma to the eyes? Ppl are sick, and I know that some of the ppl that work at auctions are really mean ppl and they do harm the animals.
Love the new hair!
Thanks for your compliment, I'll pass it on!
As a teenager I had an appoloosa,appaloosa, big strawberry roan,and an American paint who was pretty tall gal well filled out as I rode her alot especially working cattle.wed walk in the field they'd come running to us..They know when they are loved an your calm an collect.
Is there no law against sending a pregnant horse to slaughter? If not there darn well should be!!!
Ya’ll are awesome! Love what you are doing!🥰
WHERE IS QUINT SURE DO MISS SEEING HIM. THE GROUP THAT COMES IS GREAT BUT SURE DO MISS QUINT
One elderly horse I owned for 7 yrs injured her eyes rubbing them on the fence. When vet checked her eyes, The die in her eyes showed users/infections in both eyes. He made a serum from her own blood. Boy did it work, clearing ulcers & infections. 3 yrs later, her organs were shutting down. At 32yrs age I had to put her down; also had severe arthritis in all 4/knees/hocks. Sweet horse she was. But the serum vet made from her blood really healed her eyes quickly. Just a thought for future help.
Interesting will check into it, thanks for sharing!
I hope all of those lumber mills know not to send you any walnut wood sawdust
I agree with the comments. Love what you’re doing but you should have a better trainer. Also should be setting some weight limits on horses.
Tawnee, your hair looks great!
Thanks for your compliment, I'll pass it on!
1:16 What does it mean when a horse paws at the ground like that?
She's hawt 😍😍😍 (the intro)
This reminds me horse land cartoon
A halter for an "Arnold-Swartza-mini" lol
That's great!
Me too. I cried a river.
Great show today your my hero’s
Thank you so much Pegg!
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I agree meycoe!
Hi soo cute
The lady that took the mare home, she made my eyes leak something fierce! The horse so said she wanted to go home with her. She seems like a real horse woman herself. She understands that they are going to be a bit stressed and stuff. They know they are not at a forever home, and bet they fear that they will end up back in the same situation. Meaning, say I adopted one, I tragically passed away, then what for my new fur baby? These animals are sensitive! They suffer PTSD they suffer from depression, and anxiety. They are pray animal after and it's hardwired in them to run from what they fear. This wonderful rescue brings hope for them. You can see that. You ppl are awesome and you all rock. I want to try and do more to support the cause. My good friend works with a rescue here in Northern VT.
You guy's doin a very good job helping this beautiful creatures keep safe and rescue more...☺😁😊
My mare is blind in her right eye, since she was a week old, it broke my heart when it happened, she is 16 now and still has her eye ball, the only issue I have ever had with it is her turning around and hitting me in the head. She is very onto all that is going on around her. She is a pure joy, anyone wanted to adopt a horse who is blind in one eye, don’t be as they manage quite well, it’s you that needs to make allowances for them.
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Happy Thanksgiving Doc to you and your family
I wish you had been around when we had horses. I’ve learned so much from you and enjoy every video.
You are all so amazing!
Thank you for your kind words!
You can always get out of jury duty. Lol. Just give good reasons
Just wondering what do you with a horse after you put it down?
Amazon wist list I think it’s wish list lol so cute 🥰
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I love all the work you all do to rescue as many horses as you. I just really dislike this new format of your videos. Forcing a horse to nid hus head "yes" is so fake. The monologue at the beginning sets a bad tone for the rest of the segment. The segments you did last year were so much better and more realistic.
Thank you so much for your feedback!
Im just curious, how does it set a bad tone? And if the horse didn't like Tawnee nodding his head, he would've fought with her soooo
I love how Sara and Jesse work together
Nutmeg might be better with a hackamore?
Sorry guys but I'm gonna have to tell you that woman is too much weight to carry for that horse I don't think it's within the horses best interests to carry her whilst healing. I also don't think you guys are qualified enough in the way you train your horses.
Lmao. She was evaluating the horses not training them. And how do u know the horse wasn't for her sister, brother, kids, nieces , nephews etc. Don't assume
Hello Doc and others
Hello!
Bless you all
You too!