Horse AUCTION ride along ~ How I decide which ones to BUY ~ IT is HARD!

[@bluecollarmom7341]

All of those horses who went for a few hundred dollars hurt my heart. Euthanasia is not the worst thing that can happen to a horse. If you have an old horse and you don't feel that you can let them live out their lives with you, please consider euthanasia. Don't send them off to an Auction with the Wishful Thinking that they will find a loving forever home. Sure, it can happen, but the chances are they are going to get loaded up on a big truck with a lot of other horses and shipped to the border. I find it offensive that people want to squeeze every dollar out of a horse and don't give a damn if that dollar is from a kill buyer. If you love your old horse, seriously consider blessing them with a safe crossing to the Rainbow Bridge.

[@juliaforsyth8332]

Unfortunately a lot of councils won't allow horses to be buried and cremating is expensive. You are double doomed if you only rent or board.

[@littlewiseowl4405]

@@juliaforsyth8332 Hi. We rely on a vet to administer EOL. Then hauler to a land fill for the exact reasons you site. The whole ending comes to about $750. So people who need money, compare $750 out, to $500 in. That is a big $$$ difference to them. I continually post for rescues to have a meaningful buy-out program so owners have another realistic option. $400 buy-out seems to be the magic number.

[@maniwyatt6559]

Me personally if I had an old horse I would keep to their dying day, I would not euthanizes the horse.

[@tammywooley2635]

Totally agree that if you have an old sick horse let them go. That is the last act of unconditional love you can give them. You will see them again when you cross over from this life to the next

[@trishbluedorn1806]

Agreed completely! Thank you for mentioning that!

[@stonemagic540]

i bought a 30 year old mare to save her from the kill shed..she was being used as a brood mare and the guy said she couldnt produce anymore..so, he was getting rid of her. I knew NOTHING about her.I brought her home.She was a fantastic horse, she was bomb proof and knew how to do anything I asked of her. Her normal gait was a walk/trot. we had 6 wonderful years together, and she blessed me with a surprise pinto filly,almost 7 months later ! She was in foal when I bought her, and we had no clue..Her baby is now almost 20 years old and has always been a great friend, just like her mama. Old dogs make good friends too.. The old ones give a lifetime of service, just to be put in the auction, and no one wants them

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

I bought one like that too! She was so skinny when I bought her I could not believe it when we found out she was carrying a baby!

[@Didi.creation]

Thank God, there are still good loving people like you in this world❤

[@yvont3188]

NICE

[@TheGypsyVanners]

​@@TheCleverCowgirl I'd love to hear that story!

[@sheilaalexander7324]

😢 my sister saved a horse from slaughter. He was 2 and you could see his ribs and hip bones. He blossomed into a beautiful horse. He followed her around like a puppy. He adored my sister all of his days.

[@alexandrac2472]

I've seen some videos from dog rescuers who go to crowded high kill shelters down South and bring dogs up north to be adopted. One of the women who chooses the dogs always has tears in her eyes the whole time. She knows that the dogs she doesn't choose don't have a good chance but she also knows she has limited space and resources. If a dog isn't likely to be adopted it takes up space that could have been used to save multiple others. The same goes for dogs that would wipe out their veterinary budget. You have to make the same decisions and I can't imagine how difficult that would be. I hope you don't let it weigh on you too much.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

Exactly, it is really hard to make those kinds of decisions!

[@phyllisnunn2061]

I used to do this at our local shelters. I called it 'having a heart of steel' because as 1 individual there is no way you can help them all. So you have to walk past most of the dogs. But it's surely better than helping none.

[@sunnyseacat6857]

I voulunteer at a cat rescue. None of the cats there are "put down." Some have been in this rescue for up to five years due to behavioral issues. I would take 20 cats if I could...and will one day get cats from a rescue - all the ones who are deemed unadoptable, usually the older ones or one-eyed cats, etc.

[@Darla-p8v]

​@@sunnyseacat6857I only rescue!!! Have had 6 🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈4🐕🐕🐕🐕🐦at 1 time! I have 2 cats 4 one litter box! I also scoop every time the potty, when hm.n 1st thing I do when I get hm. I found a tiny kitty in the middle of the road,just sitting there with evil 😈 going right over it?? Was on the way 2 place in the country, with 4 🐕 weighing 250 lbs all 2gether n my 2 go bird cage that is 2 1/2 feet wide.Have a SUV but full.Jumped out cars keep right going? 2 different men jumped out 2 stop traffic!!! Picked her up ,called a neighbor and dropped the baby off. When I came back, a week later took her 2 my vet n she was deaf n blind 😢😢😢😢 didn't stop her😂 I had 3 of my babies that were 🤪 was worried about kitty? Not 1 problem!!!! I take whatever I find on the road, always have! ❤❤❤

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

Let me guess! They go to Texas to get dogs? What's happening in Texas is outright Third World negligence. Might be understandable in a Third World country, but not in a so-called wealthy nation. What's going on in Texas is pure negligence. Dog populations can easily be controlled by spay/neuter requirements and legally limiting who can breed dogs. If you look at shelters, typically you don't see feral looking mixes. Most of the dogs are generally made up of a few obviously intentionally bred dog breeds/types/or mixes. Usually, what we see are Pit Bulls, Shepherds, and Huskies. Well, they're obviously coming from intentional breeders. This whole problem can easily be solved by zero-tolerance laws in place. What's unusual is that in Norway, where it's not the norm to spay/neuter, there isn't a massive number of dogs in shelters. They don't have packed shelters. The whole issue of dogs being dumped in shelters stems from some human CULTURAL DEFECT going on across the South, especially in Texas. What's weird is that wealthy CALIFORNIA, obviously not in the US South is actually the WORST! California has the highest rates for kill facilities. It's like a lawless irresponsible dump there. You can find all kinds of careless backyard breeders in California. Since these people won't be responsible, hard laws need to be in place and enforced. Just throw more people in jail please, and don't feed them. Let those careless people experience punishment for the carelessness they burden everyone else with. It's insane how rescuers maximize every bit of energy and last dollar to pull dogs from euth lists in these facilities. I'm just not sure why this is even happening in 2024. Get rid of large breeders, get rid of backyard breeders (basically require licensing of breeders + hold them accountable). Make spay/neuter required unless someone gets a permit and PAYS to keep intact dogs. Make microchipping ID's a requirement that trace all owners and the breeder. I mean we put VIN numbers on cars. I'm sure a microchip can trace every home for a dog. Hold people accountable. This would reduce the overwhelming burden that rescue volunteers endure.

[@hahaha9076]

You have an expression for the horses. "Has a good mind." You have a good mind.

[@AndyTheCornbread]

I am a brand inspector for a brand district about an hour or two from where this auction was so I am very familiar with it. Those TB horses probably came from the area about 25 minutes north of that auction as there is a place up there that breeds them and if they aren't race quality for any reason they get sold for dirt cheap at that auction. That auction is a great place to pick up project horses so long as you know what you are doing, which it sounds like you do. Sorry the little mare didn't work out for you and I hope you have better luck next time. There will always be more horses that need a restart in life under a kind hand so I am sure you will find the rehab prospect you are looking for.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

OOOoooo I do like TB's, I'll have to keep that in mind for when they start up again!

[@Docmiller4425]

This really illustrates the reality of buying horses to help and rehab them. Keep it up and God bless your efforts. Have a blessed week.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

Thank you! You too!

[@elizabethowen3678]

My friend and I used to hold each other’s hands to prevent bidding on the impossibles ( no teeth, easily almost 30 😢). I think you are very clever and kind and you can’t save everyone………but you do save horses and that’s a lot ,considering that none of your horses end up in these situations. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, experience and videos 🤗

[@biddydibdab9180]

I avoid auctions. Too heartbreaking. My horses are with me to the end.

[@teri6193]

It always hurts when you have a tender heart. Thank you for all of your hard work to make a difference for horses who wouldn't have a chance otherwise. You're a sweetheart and so loved by those you save. How wonderful that the horses you can save, know what love feels like. That's what matters.

[@ridgehilljillie9429]

My vet had said that many animal rescue owners burn out after about 7 years. Animal rescue is an emotional roller coaster.

[@SheilaHensley]

I've only just started watching your videos. May I say that I admire your trainng techniques, the way you care for any horse in your care, and for always putting their condition first rather than pushing them too far too soon. You are an angel for treating your rescues with dignity. Bless you. I'll be watching and learning from you for a long time.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

Thank you! I am so glad you found me!

[@SheilaHensley]

@@TheCleverCowgirl me too!! My biggest fear and worry is that horses suffer in cold weather. (I live in the South for heaven's sake) Your prep video was an education for me. There are ways to keep them safe and comfortable. Bless you again for easing my mind by sharing your experience and knowledge. Most valuable.!!

[@l.mcmanus3983]

You made the best decisions you could with the information you had. I admire your levelheadedness in dealing with the realities of effective money, time, and resource management. Balancing all that with a desire to help and a compassionate heart is no easy task. I think you are doing a fantastic job. Good work.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

Thank you! It certainly is tricky to consider all the factors and not let your heart get carried away when you go to these sales.

[@flamingomtn]

I understand your feelings about that one mare. Of all the auctions I've been to, there's still one horse I'm so sorry that I didn't buy and that was about 25 years ago. Some of them really stay with you. Thanks for all you do.

[@carolpridgeon9387]

My heart always expands when I watch your videos. I love your voice and your honesty and vulnerability. Thanks for sharing your life with us. You do a beautiful job using decernment. I know it is painful for someone whose heart is as big as yours to leave a horse behind. I am thankful for the ones you do bring home. Namaste'

[@EvelynRoseA]

I’m so sorry about the mare and mule. They were both very sweet. I’m sure seeing your horses made you happier. That always works for me! You are so kind to them 😊

[@Tlaloc9]

My dad had a red mule that he bought very young and was his favorite riding (horse) mule until it died of old age, my father passed away a few years ago and missed the red mule all his life.

[@1MrMoor]

Sending you a loving hug from England. You are an awesome lady, my sincere respect x

[@nicem8746]

Ok, I love them all...but the mule got me. He’s lovely

[@nicem8746]

You do more than your part to repay your horse friends. You can’t save them all. That you want to, is special. You are special. Keep doing what you do, I’m sure your space in heaven is set.

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

I was really hoping the mule was coming with you. Please tell me that his sale price indicates he may be going to a good home!!???? Perhaps find out where the mare went, give them your contact info, if this horse sticks to your mind over and over. It sucks how too many people treat horses so poorly. However, I also understand budget restraints. Horses are potentially not cheap to keep. Some can be, but we all know vet bills can add up. You could just blow money on travel excursions and luxury cars and that would be no stress, by comparison, lol. Having said that, it is entirely possible to keep several horses nicely field kept on a "frugal" budget in good condition. I have friends that don't ride at all. They just keep a few field kept horses that retired from racing, or they offer their place for someone's retired horses. It's a nice life for those horses. It's peace of mind. This is how it should be! If someone gets a horse, they need to be invested for where that horse goes for life. I mean, what if it was all normal for men to dump their old wives for much younger ones obtained from East Europe or Thailand? Creepy isn't this? Well, that's how people use and abuse horses, then sell them with no invested interest in the horse's future when they're done. I find this appalling.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

He went to a good home!

[@steveturpin4242]

What a beautiful place Montana is, with distant mountains and wide open skies.

[@cynhanrahan4012]

I hear and feel you on how hard it is to leave one behind. People don't seem to get we can't take them all. We can't save them all. We have to be realistic about what we are capable of and what we can afford. Retired dog trainer here again - I always had one I could for sure place and one that was an iffy. Some of the iffys spent their life out with me, and that was part of my budget. But only one at a time. Damn, it hurt. I always cry. Then I get into a pile of dogs and have some playtime and some sofa snuggles, and it helps.

[@cyndiann]

It's so hard trying to make the right decision and do the best possible for the horses. The prices were crazy low. That you have those feelings just proves how you take training them to heart. What you do matters.

[@auntiewell4303]

Thank you for helping horses. 🕊

[@tiffanyfrehleyyeshuaismy0153]

…I could hear it in your voice. 😢 …Thank you for helping as much as you do, and I’m glad you had grateful horses to greet you at home. 🌾 🐴 …I like when you show us your lunch too. 😁 🍔 🍟 🥤

[@littlewiseowl4405]

I love seeing the boots come out of the truck too! Lunch, yes!

[@jito7377]

You can not take every horse. The money has to be spend wisely or you have to stop. By limiting yourself you make the difference for each horse, that you get. ❤

[@MeanPig]

Your work, voice and commentary are like therapy for me. I wish I had a horse every time I see one of your videos. You seem like an angel.

[@timilisafogal6990]

Oh I so understand your feelings about that mare. And I'm sorry you missed out on that sweet draft mule. You're totally right, there will be more horses that need your help and are meant to go home with you. I really like your videos and look forward watching them.

[@kc4941]

Thank you for your kind and compassionate heart ❤. Please continue helping the horses you can❤

[@RawRanch]

Bless you for doing what you can. Sharing this information is so important to those who are unaware.

[@JoeLinux2000]

I liked the mule. He or she seemed very friendly. I'm trying to make friends with two donkeys that reside at the stable where I volunteer. Some days I have luck with them and other days they aren't as friendly. I know they are getting to know me. They are in with three other horses. The horses all push around me and want attention. I don't like them invading my space but I don't know how to back them up when they are unbridled.

[@cathykanavy7701]

😞 I know. I know that feeling too. I know the reality of many horses selling at once here in the Southwest too. But you do what you can, how you can and we can’t save them all. But you’re making a difference one horse at a time. 💞 Thank you for all you do!

[@Amber-mv8wz]

Auctions are almost always upsetting to me. At least this kind of sale where there's lots of older horses that I just can't justify buying since I'd never be able to rehome them. That red mule broke my heart simply because he's exactly what I can't seem to find here in the south.

[@Beekind2527]

The golden horse was stunningly beautiful and i love the grey donkey, they are All beautiful ❤ i hope they live good long lives.

[@toddylu6869]

Thank you so much for educating me...a complete novice who will never own a horse. I just love the engaging videos you produce.

[@jefferysmith5280]

13:58 the mountians ❤

[@gina1195]

My heart goes out to you!

[@sylenzf4748]

I found your channel a couple of weeks ago. I especially enjoy your shorts. The only experience I have with horses was when I was between the ages of 7 and 19, our family had 9 Aribian mix. I love and mess being around horses. You have an amazing horse sense. I am 75 now and enjoy watching you do what you do. I will be here for a long time. I live in Homer, Louisiana.

[@gailstoddard1628]

God Bless you for saving 🐎 God comfort you when your heart grieves for some you cannot purchase 🙏

[@littlebrookreader949]

I am sorry for your pain over the little mare and the loss of the mule. I also feel bad over the mare. Your horses are beautiful. I’ve always wanted a horse but never had one. Thank you so much for your video! ❤️❤️❤️

[@rebeccacarlson9166]

Good video. I kind of feel like you do when I walk through a dog shelter and can't bring any of them home. It makes me a bit crazy. A lot of the dogs don't fit my lifestyle and don't get along with cats (I have one at home )...but they are still beautiful souls and deserve a good life.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

So true!

[@letitbee7248]

You've got a good head on your shoulders. Horses are a huge commitment of time and money and you're smart to keep in mind what you can realistically handle when going to auctions. It was nice at the end of the video to see the ones that you did rescue and seeing them healthy and happy and living a good life - that's what's important. Keep on keeping on. Thank you for doing what you do.

[@memphis2375]

I’m so sorry you missed out on the mule! He was so sweet! That little mare was very pretty but there’s always next time, it wasn’t meant to be!

[@kimoda9451]

my heart got heavy for and with you!! this is the first video...as i work my way through from the beginning....where i shed my own tears.

[@ZebaKnight]

I couldn't do this part of what you do. The rest of what you do is obviously very hard physical and tactical work - how to find new homes for horses, trips to the vet, paperwork, your other job, etc. Choosing and leaving horses and mules would do me in. I really admire you for all that you do. I'm glad that someone has the psychological fortitude to do it so that at least some of these animals are saved.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

It takes a lot of practice and self restraint for sure!

[@ZebaKnight]

@@TheCleverCowgirl It's a great pleasure to watch what you do. I also really like how you talk. I like both the sound of your voice and your clear, direct delivery. Your horses take center stage, and your presence with them adds grace and continuity.

[@atis9061]

aww I'm so sorry for what you went through. I know it was probably even harder for you than you expressed. You are doing your best and your channel is quickly becoming one of my favorites. I love learning about horses.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

Thank you so much!

[@jo.a.bussardfeder]

If I'd go on a auction, I'd come home with them all ! 😅❤

[@suezettehollinger9804]

What a tough day, I am so sorry. You do so much and I would have gone home to my horses as well and remembered what I have done for them. I rescued gelding 4 years ago that I still have and probably always will. He was medicated and did not show that he was lame. But, I have the funds to keep him so I take very good care of him even though I can't ride him. You do alot and your videos are very good. Thank you

[@melissaspake7727]

I’m surprised you didn’t approach the buyer of the little mare and offer him a bit more. IF he was a trader or Slaughter buyer he/they would have eagerly agreed. I have bought several like that

[@RataPerry]

That's a good alternative. I'll keep that in mind.

[@AdelWilliams-sz7nt]

Nice job ❤

[@329crys]

This was so neat to come along with you. I love what you do,keep being fantastic 😊

[@HattysHouse]

Your self control is admirable 😊

[@AbleMan.2178]

Yes! Exactly what I needed to hear about the mules. I was leaning very heavily toward them. SOOOOO glad I found your channel. Sorta kindred spirits it seems.

[@marge2548]

Thank you again for sharing this experience. I found the way you came to your decisions very relatable and felt very sorry for you when it all did not work out. But then... it still would have been difficult to rehome a 20 year old horse. :( OTOH - a friend of mine once got herself a 20 year old horse when she started riding regularly, and it was (she said) the best decision she ever made, as it was a well-trained, well-ridden mare with a safe mind and she could learn from her, not the other way round. Had her for 6 more years, I think. But you certainly need to find the right person with the right workload and mindset for such a horse, and that might not always be easy. Btw - we have a saying that goes like "In life, you always meet twice" - so who knows whether this is true for the little mare here, too?

[@maniwyatt6559]

Old horses are good for newbies.

[@jennywang1858]

Thank you for all you do for the horses. You are an angel.

[@janetmarshall7171]

This auction is pretty cool 👍😎!! You never know what you will find at an horse auction!! This video 📷📸 is just fabulous!! Well-made and Well-kept!! You guys are doing the right thing for these Majestic Equines!! Good Stuff!!

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@janetmarshall7171]

I certainly did!! Again, Thank you for everything that you do for these Precious Horses!!😁😁😁😁😁

[@jmorin6620]

Keep your chin up!

[@rdiehl7809]

You are worth a million. Such a treasure trove of knowledge.

[@BBnSam1215]

Love your auction videos. Hope you can find one in need of a home at your place soon, even if it’s temporary. That mule was adorable with sweet eyes.

[@darlenemckay265]

You live in a beautiful place! Thank you for sharing your experiences

[@realBkay]

U should ALWAYS b happy and satisfied w/the ones u do save.

[@lyndsayhammond6884]

Did you look for the buyer afterwards? I wonder if you could have bought the mare from them. It is a good reminder to get home and see all the horses that are already counting on you ❤

[@angeloddrev]

I was wondering this too, I bought my 11 month colt off the meat wagon in the Uk. I had been late to the auction and someone told me the colt I was interested in had sold for £50 to the meat man. He did sell him to me but for £75 lol It's fine though, I was willing to pay more to give him life. I think the difference is my guy was young and wild but he had his whole life ahead of him. That mare she did give her reasons why it wouldn't work, she would find it very difficult to re-home her as she was in her 20's. I find it sad that someone had enjoyed that mare for 20 odd years then ditched her at an auction before winter. Definitely nobody's fault at the auction that her fate went downhill. It's sad that some people aren't responsible with their horses and retire them nicely or maybe they just can't afford it. Trying to keep an open mind but people can be a bit heartless with their own animals in my experience.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

I know they guy that bought her and he won't sell off the truck. :(

[@TheGypsyVanners]

​@@TheCleverCowgirl How dumb on his part.. just sell them and move on..

[@angelaandreos9169]

Love your auction videos. Thanks for posting!😊

[@louiskirby4266]

Enjoy your passion, when I come cycling through your country I'd love to volunteer and help out people like your good self. Thanks for your time and effort

[@diane9247]

I know very little about horses, but I think they're beautiful. This was VERY informative...and also pretty sad to know how many are left behind or killed. I am looking forward to seeing more of your channel!

[@brucerazor5202]

Your heart is big, bless you

[@susanbrettdavis8839]

So happy I found this channel. Love what you do❤

[@TammySaj-zm6kr]

Never wore spurs in 53 years, never will ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@suecastillo4056]

I’d love to have a good mule someday… a draft mix, to love and take care of and ride sometimes! My friend has a gorgeous all black one that’s just so fun!love your videos!!♥️‼️🥰☮️

[@KingsMom831]

Thanks for the video!

[@alexglanz7406]

We have Amish auctions here. They are good people, but their animals are worked hard! Also, the economics of horse care has hit the Midwest Thanks for what you do -- it is hard to take on an at-risk life, but the rewards are heartfelt. Good luck!

[@cherylmillard2067]

The Amish are well known for their puppy mills and dumping Belgian draft horses in horrible condition into slaughter auctions. Good people? Not so much.

[@angelasimpson802]

I'm from Bridger ❤thanks for making this video

[@coraclements4562]

thanks for sharing, I really enjoy your videos

[@juliannadoyle7171]

Thank you for sharing your experiences. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@randybutler4772]

Thank you for sharing.🐴

[@appaloosa42]

I have bought- and been given - many to keep them out of the slaughter pipeline.. all fat, feet trimmed by the ground they traveled, those appropriate for our business earned enough for all. A few found home. Then a ‘Karen’ decided I didnt deserve to have them. They all probably ended up the ‘the pipeline ‘ anyway. My heart aches… but I did what I could while I could.

[@dawnf2z1]

Love your clarity and compassion ❤

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

Thank you!

[@Lynn-yz5uk]

Soo wonderful, what you do. It’s all well said here in the comments.

[@alisonh890]

You have such a good heart and do such good work. Your horses have a wonderful home. It wasn’t meant to be today at the sales, maybe next time. ❤xxx

[@monicap1717]

Even after all the years it doesnt get any easier does it? 💞🤠🙏

[@Groundedsquirrel]

Great video thanks!

[@annjohnson8437]

Great video! ❤

[@drummersagainstitk]

I'm learning a lot from you. Thanks.

[@diddles3383]

That mule was so precious

[@AliceSmith-d2h]

You did your best…God bless!

[@donnajohnson9324]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us ❤

[@GingerSnappy]

Oof it’s a long time since I was at an auction. I would have been shedding some tears too.

[@johnberry1107]

Yes, always be more. Horses are livestock but that doesn't blunt the realities of the end for livestock you care about. I work part time at a private rescue of 19 horses and 5 ponies. Three - five years since saving from the kill pen. Been standing near suburbia ever since. No handling except occasional peppermint treats. Minimum care and feed due to expense of the herd size. That big gelding is gonna hurt somebody. Farriers come and go due to danger and time spent. I can only get the broke-down breeding mares and one pony to lift a front foot. No end in sight except bankruptcy - to this retired dairyperson employee doing it for minimum wage and trying to keep it even at least. It feels like a soft heart with a wallet overtook any reasoning or forethought. Stay safe. Stay at it! Thank you.

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

I see this alllll the time unfortunately. Most people get hung up on the initial "rescue" and forget about all the parts after.

[@josephmelson7591]

Awesome video as always. you will need to get you a lip chip reader in future as soon not just race horses will have it but other people are going to be using it for recording shots and pedigrees and other misc info .all racing associations will know be using chips after January 1st 2024

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

I have one!

[@littlewiseowl4405]

When large numbers of horses are purchased with 'other people's money (donations) it is much, much different than buying as a pro trainer with the I tent to make a profit vs giving away excess & unplaced horses away every so often. It is valuable to show the importance of level headed thinking so you can keep doing this difficult work.

[@andrewpaige6571]

I love your story and how take us on your journey. It’s clearly that you have. ❤️ heart for these amazing animals . May the lord continue to bless you and keep you.

[@rotaylor2237]

Thank you for putting this vlog out. I’m very sad and frustrated right now and I know God is telling me to wait for him. Like you said we can’t save them all as much as we want to and I don’t want to know that a horse died in a horrible way. That said you are an amazing woman and encouragement to me as I am watching a sale page. Hoping for a positive outcome and the horse who needs me.

[@biddydibdab9180]

Such an education going to an auction with you. Thanks!

[@michaelschultz2349]

Storm Rider with Kevin Sorbo was that movie with the mule great movie

[@cherjohnson6808]

Thank you👍🏽

[@anitamorales1506]

💜💜💜

[@peelingoffthelayers]

Thanks again.

[@jeanine1410]

Thank you CC.

[@robinsaba3888]

Interesting video!

[@deraussteiger-kanalportugal]

Bless you❤

[@janicecasey2247]

What do you like like? You have the most loving voice!

[@TheCleverCowgirl]

There are a few pictures of me in this video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqXHhJyMrp6peck