Tortillas and Horses - Horse Shelter Heroes S3E23
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- A tortilla slapping competition will have you rolling with laughter, but it's not all fun and games in this episode of Horse Shelter Heroes. There are some hard decisions, some great adoptions, and a fun tour, and you won't want to miss a minute!
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I hope Calico heals ... long journey ahead, thank you for giving her a chance.
“I hope Calico heals… long journey ahead, thank you for giving her a chance.”
Listening to requests for updates... Could you do an update video for us some day? We would love to see before and after with them setttled into their forever homes 💚 thank you either way 💙
I would love to see updates of them being adopted, before and after with them settled into their forever homes❤️💙💚🧡💛
I enjoy how Dr Young takes the time to explain in detail what is needed and why she is doing the things that she does for the animals. She is great.
She is a great teacher and an excellent clinician. But what happened to the other vet? I really liked him, too!
Agreed!
I think both doc Scott and doc young is amazing..Vets.. and very good at explaining why and how..
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Tanner seems absolutely in love with his new owner 🥺 and his new owner is getting his dream horse. Has me choked up hehe
Great video! It was great to hear Doc Lydia explain the prognosis. You guys all work so well together. I learn something from each video. Thanks for all that you do!
Always. ALWAYS INSPECT YOUR TRAILER FLOOR UNDER THE PLYBOARD AT LEAST ONCE A YEAR! Replace damaged boards with OAK WOOD not pine.
Great advice 👍
That's a beautiful mule, July. She'll love helping your mare.
Great to see such healthy, beautiful
animals leaving for loving homes. Makes it even harder to see why that ugly ‘pipeline’ devalues and disrespects these animals’ lives.
What a good parent to encourage her child to donate money to a charity. It's a great thing to teach your children to be good citizens.
I have often wondered if any of your auction saves previous owners ever see how you have saved their castaways. And how they feel about it.
I just can't get enough of this place!!
Riiight?????? 👍👍👍👍👍
Well done Savannah donating your birthday money!!!
I saw several programs where the vets used Fish Skin grafted to skinless wounds because the collagen in Fish Skin uses proteins necessary for wound healing. Just a thought, you can Google for proper information on the issue. Love your videos.
Another great show! with great people and great things happening! The love and dedication to these horses is mind blowing, thank you❤
Blessing to mare who went thru trailer floor, I have bad break & am in nursing home recovering. I really empathize
So you guys are all turning into bonafide TV stars now!
I'm so invested in so many of these horses this time. Hoping for the best for poor Calico. More hopeful for good outcomes for Halo and the pony with the turned under front foot than I was when I saw them at the auction assessment. I'm glad Octavia and Spock went to Christian Farms, but I'll miss them on these episodes and the video shorts.
Oh they have been adopted?
Your video quality is amazing. Love the music, drone shots, interviews, well done to whoever makes the videos! Enjoy watching Horse Plus every week. Thank you!
Excellent update video. So glad to hear most of the horses needing vet services are improving. I really hope the pony can get a special shoe to help him walk better. Love to see the adoptions always. Great hard work everyone.
Was just watching some back episodes and noticed that while female staff are wearing protection while taking X-rays, none of the men are wearing protection. There have been studies that show a reduced level and motility of sperm caused by x-ray, also being frequently near it has been shown in some cases to be the suspected cause of infertility, studies are ongoing . Just thought I’d mention it in case any of the men want to be fathers in the future, like women they need to protect their reproductive organs. 🥰 Love seeing all the work you do to save the animals❤️🙋🏼♀️
To the birthday girls: HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY!!! You are wonderful children that I know will grow into wonderful adults! Caring and sharing are the two best feeling you can have and both of you have shown me you have them. Many Blessings.
Dr Stevens is awesome she is a young pro and her heart is in it thank you for choosing what you do and giving doc a break
How sad for Calico! Who takes a 3 yo to auction??!!! Did they even try and sell her before this deadly decision?? If Calico survives, I'd be willing to support her care, even tho, she may end up as a pasture pet. TN needs to push for stricter animal rights! Get rid of the BYB (backyard breeders) and license all pets,
Good update and do hope those adoptions turn out alright.
Always good to see the vet care despite the challenges. Fingers crossed for calico. So many chances for infection as skin attempts to grow.
Episode a bit later but glad I caught.
The challenge was cute. Would appear a safer one for the TT site.
Donations young helps develop the values we all need.
Take care
I love Dr Young, very hands on, straightforward...great Addition to the Team...
I like her too! But what happened to the other vet?
Every one does an awesome job with the horses. I love watching the progress they make. 😊❤
Back in the 1970's we bought our first horse. She was a short Appaloosa. (Or so they claimed). She developed an abscess in one of her teeth. It just happened to be in the very same place as your mare. The vet we had way back then went through her face and she had the same kind of wound. It was horrible and my father would not spend any more money on her so she ended up living with it until she "soured" a couple of years later. I was a young teenager and had my own horse at the time who we raised from about 8 months old. I am pretty sure that Wildfire went to the glue factory. It still hurts me to know she suffered so much and died that way.
I'm so sorry that you and Wildfire went through that. It's ok to grieve, but also keep in mind that you were a child.
People choose not to know what happens to their horse. I got my daughter's first horse all her own not one that was leased anymore her own out of a mud pit in Minnesota he came to ga with burdock in his forloc main and tail he had no ground maners she would give him hay pet him sing to him and stand there for hrs pulling the burdock off of him. At 6 he had never had a bath she did it it took her 2 hrs but did it she spent time bonding then after 3 months she got on him that was 17 years ago she will never let him suffer that. She wii and has gone hungry for him. She is 30 he is 24 and still has atude her husband a city boy has fallen inlove with horses
My Mom grew up on a poor dairy farm in Oklahoma. She’s such a empathetic person that it was very hard. So many animals go without vet care and die miserably because they’re not considered worth the money. Even my Mom went without medical care. She broke her collarbone when she fell down the cellar stairs and got nothing. It still pains her at 83.
It’s horrible how people can be to animals and children.
@@naerwyn239 she wasn't a child, she was a teenager. And her father did not do right by Wildflower. He should have had her euthanized humanly! Instead she ended up slaughtered 😠
Fell thru a trailer !!!!!!!!!….this is the 2nd time today I’m hearing of this….How beyond disgusting to have an animal fall thru…these ass people should be prosecuted…..soooo angry….
Jenna, please, please sneak in a word or two about June! We all were bawling with happiness for you to get her, now we are on the edge of our seats to hear how she is/has flurished with your tender loving care!!!!
as the girls mentioned in the beginning of this episode at 2:08 , June has her own facebook page run by Jenna now where she posts pictures and videos of her almost every day. 🥰
@@yara5502 ok give me another clue to find it!!! I only get a game called June's Journey! I would love to see her progress!!!
@@deborahhill3547 I have tried to post the link to you several times now but my comments gets taken away for some reason... but add: " to Recovery" after "June´s Journey" and you will find her.
@@yara5502 Thank you, yes I will try that! I think half the world fell in love with that old gal!!! Thank you again!!! Well I at least got past all of the video game stuff and found June Q&A facebook video so that is a start!!! and Got TO SEE HER!!! Thank you again Yara!!
@@deborahhill3547 Happy to help😊 I agree, all of us love her!!!
Very good Job, Cory,!
I enjoy your calm Training!
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Love your work guys!!❤️🥰
I have a gut feeling that Halo is going to be something special. I felt the same way about my gelding who is my heart horse (1st horse and a Christmas present when I was 13) I would take her (and Hera) in an instant but I live in Washington and can't afford any more horses right now.
I'm watching this in January, 2023. How is the mare that had the hole in her cheek doing now?? Did she fully recover and get adopted?
Happy Birthday Princesses! I know you girls will never forget your 10th birthday! I'm 60 years old and I would love to visit Horse Plus too!
if Kimberly is the adoption specialist, don't you think she should know about each horse, donkey, halter trained or not?
At least research the ones that the people are looking at. You can't remember everything about every horse but you can have a file with the information and even read from it that's OK
@@nogames8982 that can work also. I'm sure every horse rhey have is in the computer and all you have to do is pull up the info.
all pictures of the horses should have their name. they gave enough people to keep things labeled.
I worked on a horse breeding farm and an owner was sending his mare to a Stallion in NY and our farm was in Northern N J - the driver did not put the breast plate up and the mare turned herself around and put a hind leg through a hole in the trailers floor and they weren't even out of the drive way - so we spent 3 hrs in the washstall in the middle of February sewing her banana peeled leg back up - it took her3 months to recover
My Father never bred the mares back to back. He always gave his mares 2 years if someone wanted to breed to Monsoon they had to prove the mare had a year between foals. He wanted to keep the line but did not want to over breed.
Hoping with all my heart that Calico is able to heal. My gelding had a foot go through a trailer, slashing his foreleg from the front of his knee to the top of his fetlock.
He was lucky in that no joint had been exposed, as is Calico's, and there was enough skin to stitch up the area. To protect him from chewing at the stitches, a plaster cast was put over the area, but a nice stick from a branch was great for reaching itchy stitches, LOL, and he loved me for it.
I know you will do all you can to help her. Watching her walk with a wince with each step just hurts my heart.
All my love to you guys and a hug to Calico!
Lovely on the broken tooth - I bet that smelt so awesome - blerch - nothing prepares you for THAT smell does it? Well done Dr Lydia and crew. Heres hoping she heals up nicely and becomes a beautiful adoptable horse with no long standing issues from it.
Kory - with so many folk watching and watching you train the horses - I know they only see small bits and pieces of what you do, not the entire lesson, but I do think that folk get a lot out of you explaining what you do and why you are doing it. You see too many people just working on a horse but failing to explain why. Good french braid :D
Kimberley - I love how you run through things with the prospective adopters. Your knowledge of all the horses and ability to just reel off the info like you do is awesome.
Sara and the filming/production team - you put the videos together beautifully - thankyou so much for that.
Dr Lydia and the entire team - OMG the poor mare that came through the floor of the trailer - I think I commented on her elsewhere but I hadn't see this initial injury clean up and assessment. Joint fluid is NEVER good to be leaking and skin tissue missing entirely is terrible - have seen that in my time - but not on a joint thankfully - I hope Calico pulls through - infection is going to be her enemy isnt it.
Anyone I didnt name - I havent excluded you deliberately - I think you are all absolutely wonderful.
Need hats with your info on it n give one to each rescurer. Advertising
Lucky little girl who got Goose ✨. He is so sweet ♥️
Another amazing episode! Those two girls that came as their Birthday trip - so sweet! It’s always heartwarming to see adoptions, to see those horses go to a wonderful future. The mare that fell through the trailer - I am still in shock that that can happen. Like I wrote under another post - I have never heard of that happening here in Germany! I am so glad we have the TÜV checking every vehicle and trailer, otherwise you aren’t allowed to use it. And the ending with a well doing Mama and baby - so sweet! I love how caring and thorough Dr Young is with the animals. And Jenna - you are amazing! All of you are amazing!
Video quality 240.. Whats wrong withthe wifi..!!
They’ve stated that they often have trouble with Wi-Fi. They are in a very rural area.
As humid as it was, surprised that new router even picked up outside the office.
Installing a pony box instead costs money and requires a back hoe.
Re-watch it will be clear now. TH-cam limited the premiere to 240p for some reason.
Not great video quality for me either-I was wondering about my WiFi…content’s great as usual
Same
Re-watch it will be clear now. TH-cam limited the premiere to 240p for some reason.
Would it be possible to try the talipa skin to help with Calico’s wounds? It’s used on wildlife burn victims in CA.
I am so thankful for people like you
Bay mini with contracted right front. I Know that an INFERIOR CHECK LIGAMENT surgery can be extremely successful with corrective shoing with extension toe lift on the shoe and lowering the heals. Had this surgery performed successfully on my severely Club Footed Arabian mare. DVM Barbara Page is an expert on this procedure. She's located in Littleton, Colorado. Colorado Equine and Small Animal.
my prayers are with the horses and donkeys and cats and dogs ect
Poor mare at least she ended up with you and not going to auction and the poor pony I hope it's hooves can be sorted .32 in Liverpool UK today watching you all working in the heat it must be hard.
Looks good here. Enjoying everything you do!
Great episode very diverse and lots of points of interest x the Tortilla fight Hilarious!!!
Y’all should learn about different ways to bandage the injuries. For example, a ‘spider’ bandage for knees and hocks. Try a tb racetrack or farm. Thanks for the good work ! God bless you all 👍🙏
Why do you let small horses be adopted by grossly over weight people, kind as they are???
Horse Plus, the mare Callico who fell through the trailer, why have you not tried Manukau honey? It’s used in hospitals, and many years ago I had a horse with a similar knee injury, packed with the honey, changed weekly with eight weeks box rest. Had him for 24 years, practically no scars.
You are do a great job on save ing the horse Nannette
Ps Jesus loves u
So some stupid human mindset tried to transport horses on an unsafe trailer? Would they do the same with the vehicles they and their family ride in? You ALWAYS test any kind of metal floor for signs of it being unstable. And especially if on a farm where a lot of moisture can get trapped!!! *shaking head* I was taught this at an early age on just a car floor so me or my passengers legs would not go though the jagged metal! *shaking head* If you treat the family pet like this, makes me afraid for how they treat their family members!!!
Not great video quality here in Virginia and I just got a new connection box put on the house last week. Everything else is coming through clear. Other than that slight technical difficulty I really enjoyed this video.
Please let us know how the mare went through the trailer floor does. It’s a good lesson to always clean your trailers inside leaving pee and poop in there because you don’t feel like cleaning it out right away will rot out in the floor. It would be a shame If this horse lost her life because someone didn’t keep their equipment up to standard. 💗
Re-watch it will be clear now. TH-cam limited the premiere to 240p for some reason.
@@hphs hi am using someone else’s reply to reach you. Given the sad end of so many foundered rescues I just saw this and thought it might be of interest. Expect you know already but just in case it’s helpful…
th-cam.com/video/JKMnCfkG1UQ/w-d-xo.html
A method for restoring quality of life via a wooden hoof protector and some blue stuff.
Kind regards, Robyn (Shiels).
May I make a small request.? Could you please put the closed caption back on
I think a few hours. Utube does those.
Well, I give that dog about a one week lifespan. Those people don't keep the dog away from the horses it will get kicked. mules and donkeys especially don't take any crap from dogs.
She's doing well and we do keep her away from the mule and our other horses. Thanks SO MUCH for your kind concern.
Calico is in my prayers for a smooth and as pain free recovery as possible. I only wish HPHS had a RIFE machine for their hospital. Scientists understand now that frequency has great success in healing such severe injuries, as does oxygen therapy. Love and Prayers to all at HPHS that are recuperating there!
I had a horse that broke a spot on his jaw from pulling back and then hitting his jaw on the side of the trailer when he was owned by someone else. We bought the horse because he was raised by a family of alot of kids and we needed a horse for our kids. The Vet had scraped alot of bone fragments out and drilled a hole for drainage. It drained all right! Saliva and ground up feed, and It was a job to keep the hole as clean as possible. Especially during fly season. It never did get infected, but it sure stunk. The horse never was in any pain and kept plenty of weight on him. One morning when I was feeding, I saw a tooth in the feeder. It was partially broke off at the top. After that tooth came out, the hole actually finally closed up! Sure glad it did. So ya, maybe this experience will give you some insight on what the horses future might be.
Too tough to watch treating that poor mare with the joint injuries---God Bless all of you for your dedication and expertise. The tortilla thing was hilarious, lol---great video skills there with The Challenger!
The lady volunteer with her niece was so lovely and excited haha I was right there with her.
What about something burn victims use for skin? Second skin? Skin graph?
Oh heart... Mamma and Baby Spock! ❤❤❤
Great video. I’m in the UK 🇬🇧 and reception was super good here. I do have Super Fast Fibre connection my end. 👍💕
Wonderful episode. Thank you everyone for all your hard work in caring for the horses ❤️
so cool ladies that you are volunteering all the way - love the show guys
Respect. 👍Greetings from Denmark.
How's June doing
Always check your trailer floors! A horse trailer is not a moving van. Look underneath the trailer floor boards, look for dry rot. Do not risk your horses life!
I just love everything y'all do
I believe when a burn patient is treated,doctors use a type of skin,can't you use this treatment for the injury on the joint of this horse.
Would fish skin (tilapia) that is used for burn skin help give some basis for covering area where skin is torn off?
Doctor Lydia needs to know that I have copied this hair style that she has worn before and it is so fun!
12:04 “She’ll find a place. Don’t feel bad.” “ Don’t worry.. I don’t”. Did he really say that?
I like her as well, but I do miss Doc.
Looking good thank you all for your hardwork and everything you all do for all the babies have a blessed day
Tincture of Calendula 50/50 with water will close a wound from the bottom up,and leaves minimal scaring. Spray on 2/3 tines a day. Magic.
I’m praying for Calico ❤️
Hope Halo and Calico do well after those nasty conditions. I ended up with a dental related abcess once, it was not fun!
What about something burn victims use for skin? Second skin? Skin graph?
Prayers for Calico! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
What would the cost be for all of the procedures done for the mare with all of dental issues ?
How is that lady going to be able to train a horse if she can’t train a small dog ? Money is what matters I guess ? What if there were grants to help loving owners that just can’t afford the expense of their pets and in all actuality can love and care just as much or more than well off folks ? I have seen videos that Veterinarians volunteer time and expense to help homeless with their pets and say that they care more for their pets than themselves .
Thank you for your educational and amazing quality episodes. I watch your videos every week.
Much love from South Africa!🇿🇦
If you have a mare come in that is pregnant, but has some medical problems. Do you help the mare as much as you can for the foals sakes, or do you put both of them down to be kind to the mare?
Always a pleasure to watch your episodes🥰 Would love to see more of cowboy:) He’s so cuuute
I love seeing the staff interactions…so funny, and relaxing 😎
Couĺd you use the super glue to help stop the liquìd
Could that be used we use it for humans.
When you guys 1st started putting these out and editing was amazing it was the music that I really loved because all of those songs I've never even heard of so I just loved it I know you guys got a new editing person they're still really good. Take this the wrong way I was just complimenting you guys I'm not very good at compliments I'm sorry lol
Oh god bless as soon as i saw her 🙏 i started crying i really do hope your vet team 🙏 can help her I'll pray for her speedy recovery, god bless you all Xxxx
Raw honey helps for rapid healing and keeps proud flesh at bay. Also there is a surgical additive to close words made out of pig tissue.
I'm glad you've pointed this out. Last week a elderly neglected cat walked into my house, full of fleas and worms, no weight and a scabby face. His blood tests came back positive for FIV so the ulceration on his face will be difficult to heal but I am hopeful that good nutrition and regularly washing his face with cooled, boiled salted water with raw wildflower honey dissolved in it will help him recover.
Powdered Alum is also great for preventing proud flesh from even starting. It's actually a ground spice that's used for making pickles and gives you that puckering feeling in your mouth when eating pickles. I've had great success with it in all kinds of wounds including joints. I've also heard of using super glue to bring torn tissue back together when you can't get a vet right away and the injury needs to be sown immediately. It actually worked and the wound healed wonderfully. Personally I didn't think that it would work and shocked that it did such a super job healing the wound.
Did not mean to dislike sorry
I hope that mini will be able to have a shoe or brace to help support that foot and keep her from hurting it. She's figured out how to walk in a way that works for her, but I have to imagine if she keeps doing that it's going to cause other issues.
I would figure that a farrier would be able to create a special shoe for that sweet little mare. I think if the farrier could create a shoe with an elongated front, say about 6" or so sticking out from the center of the hoof, I think she'd still be able to walk properly without tripping on the elongated part. That's the only thing I can think of that would work for her to keep her from knuckling over onto her fetlock. I hope someone understands what I just wrote.
Such a great episode
When you blast antibiotics (like you had to with the roan mare) do you also give probiotics to support her gut health? (I always need double probiotics when on antibiotics, otherwise I’m hurting and eventually…yeasty blech)
I always have to eat yogurt while taking antibiotics because it kills both the good bacteria and the bad bacteria in your gut. I always end up with diarrhea, yogurt is awesome because it contains the live cultures that you need.
Great kid 🥰
My biggest regret was having to rehome my horse and ponies when my degenerative spine condition got too bad for me to look after them. I kept them for over a year just feeding them and taking care of them but it got too much. My friend at the yard begged me to let her have them which I agreed to. She moved them closer to where she lived but I had an invitation to go and visit them anytime I wanted. I found I couldn’t do it as it upset me and disrupted them especially my mare who was my soul mate! Sadly my friend suddenly died (age 42) and I had no control over what happened to the horses. I have worried ever since what has happened to them. I wish I had tried to get them into rescue in the first place - which was my original plan just so they wouldn’t end up in the meat market. 😢😢😢😢
Hi Lesley happy Christmas from Jen in Canada. I just watched this episode for the first time and I noticed your message is all lonely down here near the bottom of comments so I just wanted to reach out and give you a virtual hug today!
Thank you for sharing your story, I bet a lot of people have read it and felt sympathy for you and your sweet lost babies. If anybody can help you find out how things turned out for them I hope you could learn something good that would ease your anxiety for them.
And I’m sorry your friend passed away also- I misread that angle initially so I’m just correcting it here on edit.
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Are y’all ever worried that the adopters are not what they seem to be?
There's a whole process that is gone through, including checking their home vet and farrier references, as well as social media stuff, and basic ID, of course, before they are even cleared to attend for an adoption appointment - I cant remember which video it was, maybe a year ago? which went through the whole process in detail - it ws prior to an adoption event (in the same video), if that helps you find it
@@Angharadz2 they also do background checks on people too to check if they've been involved with any animal abuse cases, but also if they have a mental issue of killing animals (first stage of a psychotic serial killer). Creepy stuff, but very important to make sure that the adoptee is going to treat the animals properly. I believe this was also in that same video that ya'll are talking about.
The only concern I feel , is that a few of the adopters seem to be too tall and heavy for the horses they are going to ride, unless the horse will be a field companion. Anyone know if this is also taken into consideration?
I’m a heavier rider. I’m concerned that the 2 guys that adopted are too big for their choices 🥺
I’ve noticed that a lot on here. There are many heavier adopters that are too big for the horses they take