Horse Rescue Heroes | Season 2 | Episode 5 | Auction Intake

[@judierenfrow8073]

God bless you ladies fighting cancer. Cancer patients are the bravest. Prayer said for you both.

[@karinneyrinnrinn]

What selfless women, fighting cancer, and still working so hard to help other living beings. I'm so impressed with your strength , and that you still can give so much to others. I am in awe of you ladies. Prayers for you both to get and remain healthy. Love to you all, for all you do.

[@fracturedfauve]

My thoughts and prayers go out to Carrie and Cindy. May the Higher Power watch over you and give you strength. Thank you Horse Plus, Pony Tails and Colorado Horse for all you do to save these precious animals.

[@Allyson_M]

yass

[@TinaLouise528]

I have a client who underwent treatments and double mastectomy. This past Fall, she has reached her 5 year mark , cancer free. It happens like this more than one knows. God bless her with Divine Grace.❤️

[@kimcritchley8231]

Wow. What a fantastic episode. So many loving hands on deck everyone doing their part. And then the tears, sending so many prayers to Cindy and Carry. May God touch you both, give you strength, courage and healing. All of your organization do soooo much, and still have so much to do. Thank you to ALL three organizations for all you do.

[@KarensChalkArt]

Well put. Praying for them both.

[@leisacrossley4216]

I''ve walked this journey. Stand tall, fight every day, be a warrior. May God watch over and keep you both.

[@rivergirl3444]

I found out about a month ago I have Metastatic Lung Cancer. I felt hopeless and alone. There is hope and I will be praying for Cindy and Carrie.🙏🏼🙏🏼💪💪

[@jenotteni7889]

Praying that carry recovers well from her surgery and that she beats cancer like Cindy did and that Cindy's cancer doesn't come back. Thank you all 3 teams for rescuing all those precious lives

[@trishmcgarvie5053]

🥰🥰

[@kimberlyrivard6945]

So glad you rescued 51 horses. Thank you. I hate to say that I really missed seeing all the horses checked for auction intake at the farm. I just adore all these animals.

[@Emelie_dreamfield]

My thoughts and prayers go out to Carrie, and cindy, I hope its a safe recovery, Thank you Horse plus and many other organizations so rescue these precious lives.

[@oogalaboo]

That big draft horse was gorgeous. I hope everything turned out well for him

[@Angharadz2]

Mistletoe? Sadly despite even specialist intervention, the pain would only continue, the condition deteriorate; they had to give the last act of kindness even though so young Hopefully you've seen the update videos already

[@oogalaboo]

@@Angharadz2 no not Mistletoe, though I was sad to hear about that :( I think I was referring to the massive one, that they said was the biggest they’ve ever had on their scale

[@Angharadz2]

@@oogalaboo ok, I remember the horse, but not what happened; maybe that was one of the ones transferred out?

[@oogalaboo]

@@Angharadz2 Maybe! I think he was relatively healthy :)

[@tracytracy1030]

Yes, I noticed that huge draft horse too. He's absolutely gorgeous! I was wondering if he got adopted already 🤔

[@tx4horses28]

Ladies Keep Fighting! We're all rooting for you and standing with you. You got this now do your best work.

[@lmp8932]

51 assorted equines is marvellous, such a lot of dedication, love and hard work! I don't think that there is a rescue here in Australia that will perform a LAOK which is both sad and wrong - I have seen rescues here spend literally thousands of dollars trying to get horses well again when it is obvious they aren't going to make it - and then send out emergency requests to help pay their hay/feed bills. I do hope the Carrie gets through her surgery OK, and that she and Cindy are in remission, get their health back and continue the great work that they do.

[@starlenekalinski5633]

Prayers for Carrie. This world needs more people that have that much love and compassion as the people that rescue animals and people.

[@MEGANFROGARNOLD]

Let’s just stand an applaud the utter courageous women putting their love of others in the centre of their entire existence! UNBELIEVABLE the strength and love in the 3 women at the end of this clip.

[@KarensChalkArt]

You are all professionals. Trolls don't bother, we all know the hard work and dedication from Horse Plus.

[@asrotties]

Praying for Carrie as she goes through surgery and recovery from it. I am dealing with Cancer myself, this is my second round and I now all too well how scary it is. Praying God sees fit to bring total healing and guidance for her and courage and faith for her family and friends. May she be surrounded by support and encouragement.

[@cowgirlval5216]

Colorado Horse Rescue you're family now and we love you all!❤👍 We're so proud of you and know you'll do such great things.

[@DS-ky9dl]

A wonderfully moving episode. All the best to Cindy and Carrie and their families.

[@monis9198]

How strong Tawnee is that she didn't cry . I did !! :)

[@heatherd.9390]

What a tough episode. First off, like Carrie said - so many injuries and poor body condition horses, neglected hoof care, and that eye injury. That made me furious. To Cindy: Cindy, I have watched your part of the series from start to finish, several times. It was great to see you there "today". I know this was months ago that this was filmed, but I wanted to tell you that you are in my thoughts and I am sending all of my healthy vibes and positive ju-ju your way, girl! Look after yourself first and foremost, because you are loved, supported and needed. To Carrie: You, missy, are one tough cookie. I am proud of you and the woman you are. To be such a good wife, momma and run a rescue while you are dealing with all of this is mind-blowing. I pray that your surgery went well and that you are feeling better these days. I am sending you all the strength I have to help you continue to fight for your own health whilst dealing with your rescue and rehab facility. I wish you nothing but the very best. I have been a single mom for 20 of my daughter's 21 years. I went thru an abusive marriage, left, started over, lost everything in a fire, rebuilt again and then had a spine/spinal cord injury that has left me with mobility issues, chronic pain, a leg with permanent nerve damage and pain and am only able to be upright for about 2 hours at a time. So your comment about chronic illness/pain struck a chord with me. I pray that while this is my future, for sure, forever, that yours looks bright and healthy for both you and Cindy. You are all in my thoughts and as I said, I'm sending all of my positivity and strength to you while you kick the Big "C"s butt and tell it to keep it's ugly self away from you forever. Stay strong, which includes crying when you need to. It's ok. Lots of love and mad respect, Heather🇨🇦

[@didntlistendad]

Not sure I agree though. Speaking the unspoken can show it CAN be faced and brought into the whole picture. It stops it becoming a dark unspoken Thing that haunts. It was done with loving compassion. And Tawnee is speaking out of her own daily experience too- living the horses Carrie’s no guarantee of outcome.

[@heatherd.9390]

@@didntlistendad I agree that it was not said as a bad thing and that the intention of it was well-intended. I said as much in my comment. I've gone back to delete that part of the message because I feared it was not going to read the way I meant it. I don't quite understand the last part "living the horses Carrie's not guarantee of outcome"... I know that Tawnee had a head injury, if that is what you are referring to as her 'own daily experience'. Again, not sure if I'm reading it correctly.

[@didntlistendad]

@@heatherd.9390 yep that’s loving not living the horses followed by carries which silly autocorrect changed to Carrie’s (and just tried to do again).

[@pix4434]

Thank you Tawnee & Jason & the rest of the HPHS crew for producing this series. I have stage 3 mesothelioma cancer, & I love horses. I own 1 horse that I rescued when he was 4 & he will be 17 this year. On my bad days I watch your series, & enjoy knowing that the horses you take in are going to get whatever care they need. I've even been watching older episodes on my good days & even rewatching episodes & learning new things. Please keep it up! Much love from Kansas!

[@barkingfromnewmexico9448]

Sending get well wishes to both Cindy and Carrie. Thank you for sharing your compassion for the horses even when you both have medical conditions that cause pain and uncertainties regarding the future.

[@rebeccamercer7077]

Congratulations to all involved! You are all doing God’s work!! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!!!

[@teresapratt30]

Thank you for sharing the journey of saving precious life's. Cindy I also am a survivor of breast cancer 🎀. After my chemo and double mastectomy I found having a focus on something other than myself helped me stay sain. I'm 3.5 years into my 5 year life sentence. Waiting 5 years to not have it return. Don't give cancer free rent in your head. Stay focused with laughter and love. Tawnee thank you for your kind heart. You are a special breed of your own. Many 🫂 hugs to all

[@synnvekjerstad5705]

Carry and Cindy are two strong women! They do what they have to do for all the horses. And at the same time going thru the fight for there lives. Im so impressed by you two! Sending prayers and love to you both. And I must say it was nice to Doc again.

[@beckyd712]

Thank you for taking care of the animals others have walked away from. *Blessed Be and Stay Well*

[@eleanormassey8559]

You guys do so much. Seeing everyone come out of the hotel, it amazed me to see that some many people are together for a good thing. I wish you blessings for all of you.

[@stardust949]

Tawney----you are Brilliant at what you do---these decisions on behalf of drastically ill or injured horses must take an enormous toll on you and the whole organization. But, thank you. Thank you so much. God Bless you and your family and all Horse Heroes.

[@Katseye102]

If anyone can train and mentor a new and upcoming rescue it’s you Tawnee. Your focus is the horses, no matter what condition. No politics, no BS. I so admire that. ❤️ if there is pettiness with other rescues they are waisting time! There are so many horses that need help. We humans are not the important focus here. I wish there had been a place like yours that I could have taken my horses to back in the 70’s, precisely 1977. I had to sell them to some people that said they would care for my babies where we could not. They are most likely gone now, it’s been a very long time, but I hope they did have a good life after they left me. 😢😢

[@KathyCoker53]

I’m so glad you mentor other organizations! Thank you for all you do!

[@lisaworrall7]

Carrie and Cindy, you've got this. You have the prayers and positive healing energy of thousands of people and animals across the world.

[@magmiller4013]

We'll keep you in our prayers Carrie!🙏❤🙏 God bless you guys for all the work you do with all the horses!❤

[@maverickspirit208]

Cindy and Carrie are intelligent, strong and powerful ladies, they are role models for us viewers of how to Kick A**!!!

[@caseyscarrotpatch]

I love what you do for the horses!! So professional and well organized. You definitely have a gift Tawnee. I love your channel.

[@carmelduggan6547]

Well done and wish Carrie very Best wishes with her operation

[@rebeccaohler1893]

You guys are such beautiful and magnificent souls. You are so selfless and kind. What you all do and stand for, you should all be very proud of yourselves. God bless each and every one of you! ❤️❤️❤️

[@ArmyStay0T70T8]

Wow. Carrie is amazing. That's all I can say right now. Sending prayers 🙏 to both Carrie and Cindy.

[@wildelizabeth]

From Denmark 🇩🇰 I’ve been following this for some time now. Unbelievable at a land as USA needs women and men some these beautiful woman. Where is the government? No animal should be neglected as these horses we see. Every owner that neglects there pet, live stock ,horses, circus animals should be accountable. With fines or jail time. For letting a animal suffer. There should be veterans at every auction and put down the animals that need to be put down , the sellers having to pay for and of course fined. There have to be more awareness of what is happening. But for now thank you all for the hard rewarding work you are doing. The reward must come the day these beautiful horses find there loving home❤️ I wish I could give all of you a kiss and a bear hug ❤️❤️❤️

[@akantiia]

I hope everything went well for Carrie and her surgery was successful. All my love to both her and Cindy!

[@estherbartholdy]

Sending you all love and light. Stay strong angels.😇❤💪

[@DebbieHollandNZ]

Praying for both the ladies recovering from Cancer xxx You are brave and an inspiration to us all

[@kentucky_barrelracer]

🌟 thank you so much for your help for the horse I am so happy for them

[@Butterfly-zs2pc]

Wow, two very strong women to go through what you have and are going through! The compassion and empathy that you both have for the horses can be felt by them and I hope it comes full circle for you both. Wicked job you all do, Tawnee, Carrie and Cindy!!! The World could do with a lot more women like you! I will say a little pray for you Carrie. 🙏🏻 👍👍👍 😉

[@kathleenharris3711]

Hang with it Carrie ...I can see you are strong..you have got this lovely one ❤ Kathleen

[@jaxjax4813]

Prayers for Carrie and Cindy... You are two beautiful women who can fight this terrible disease... Stay strong and when you can't, know there are many out here who will be strong in prayer for you to lift you up. May God BLESS you both.🌹

[@paulinefollett3099]

I have an incurable illness so I know what it is like to have to fight for your life. Carrie and Cindy, you are in my thoughts and prayers.

[@checle4499]

The production quality of this channel is so very impressive and is only outdone by the care you give. What you do for the horses is unfortunately necessary and rewarding, yet so hard. I love watching everything you do and I love your theme music. Add my thoughts and prayers for Carrie and Cindy. May they both be granted the strength they need to endure.

[@3rdoldhen]

Well said!

[@martytrout6252]

I had cancer two years ago. Found a 4x6 inch Adrenal gland tumor and had surgery to remove it. I chose not to do chemo as I felt it was contained and recent MRI showed no sign of anything new. God Bless these women.

[@brendakay3087]

Carrie & Cindy I have been in the struggle you are both going through it is a hard fight put your life in God's hands and let him help you make the journey he is your strength and your light. You both have many good and positive things to accomplish in your life so I know he will heal you and give you the courage you will need. You both are beautiful young women with good hearts full of love, so I know you will both have many years ahead of you to make your dreams come true.

[@mandygarfitt5807]

My heart goes out to Carrie and Cindy and I'm sending best wishes for their recovery. I too have been on that journey of recovery after breast cancer but, I'm totally in awe of their selfless dedication to helping horses and the strength that they find to continue their work. Thank you Horse Plus for taking them under your (Angel) wings and supporting them. 'Fight the good fight' as they say!

[@frogglasser4260]

I have never had cancer...but I have had 2 brothers die from it and my younger sister is dealing with her 3rd go around of breast cancer and just had her other breast removed, she is the strongest person I know and I look up to all that have to deal with cancer or any other illness with a strong heart and mind. Thanks to all the thoughtful people who do what you do for the animals that have no one to stand up for them...god bless you

[@piiakallioinen4973]

Great episode, very emotional. Good to remember it's about the people too, I wish you all the strength to carry on the good work. The whole series is really pleasing to watch, well produced.

[@kurokakitten]

You guys are amazing! You know, I'd love to see footage of the horses just grazing and relaxing in the fields. I love how joyful they are when they are first released into the pasture, I could never get bored of it!

[@michelleagnew2864]

These are the strongest women I have seen. My prayers and love are with y’all! 🙏❤️🙏

[@anna_maria_79]

Well done you guys! I can’t imagine going into that barn…i would just cry and cry…i can always see the stress and pain it caused Tawnee to see all of it and be so close. I pray that you will recover from that mentally and emotionally quickly! All of you and all the best to Carrie and Cindy! 💕so many horses! Yaaay!

[@barbarastrahan9911]

I am a breast cancer survivor. It has been fourteen years. My Christian faith got me through it. Fight, Refuse to let the cancer win. Turn into the fiercest warrior . Pray. Read the word.

[@janelahmeyer2014]

Prayers and protection in surgery for Kerry to have remission and restoration. Thank you for your heartfelt great work.

[@gmariet1391]

It is so heart breaking to see the condition they're in! , But you all give me so much joy knowing you're there putting in your time ,love and expertise. Thank you all❣️🌿💕

[@wandasanders4478]

Great episode, I love the work you guys do! Sending Cindy lots of healing prayers and love

[@Loulabelle29]

Wow what an emotional video, thank you for everything you all do. Stay strong you 2 ladies you can do this. Much love from the U.K. 🇬🇧

[@martytrout6252]

I'm so so thankful you rescue horses that need to receive the Last Act of Kindness. That takes so much love and courage. Shame on others for bashing your rescue.

[@cynthiabowers3109]

Prayers up for Carrie and keep a positive outlook lady, remember what's on the inside is what counts. My bf' ( of 43 years) had stage 4 throat cancer 3 years ago went through the grandfather chemo ( they only get one go around with this treatment) and radiation. She's still here and doing great thanks to God and a great medical team.✌❤🙏🙏🙏

[@sallyannefrancis8647]

Thoughts and strength to Carrie and her family.🥰🥰

[@mslowkeyttoyou9844]

Ok, so um, I cried 😢 and smiled, loved it. 😍 and that draft, what a hunk, I'm in love 🥰

[@kalieselix9962]

An emotional episode, but I loved it! Auction intakes are my favorite to watch. Thank you for all you do!

[@katiap7065]

Really enjoying the editing lately!

[@nangrinter282]

Wow what a moving.episode. I have been in that situation. Stay strong and fight girls. You are all amazing.x💗💗💗

[@angelawebb6987]

Oh please know there will continue prayer for both of these dear contagious women.

[@LeeLeestsandspoods]

I’ve missed doc so much 🥰 absolutely love him and his little jokes 😊…. As always guys you are fabulous 51 gorgeous babies saved Got to admit missing the girls talking more like they did and seeing more of the running of hp I like the mentoring but not all about it all the time …. What’s happening to the barn build ? Etc …. Keep up the fab works everybody ❤️

[@sarahhunter2350]

Did something happen to him?

[@LeeLeestsandspoods]

@@sarahhunter2350 no just don’t see him much lately since the format has all changed

[@deborahmurch8787]

If I lived in America I'd adopted the two beautiful chestnut mules.. I love what you are all doing. I cry for the one's you save and the one's you can't save.. I'm in Christchurch, New Zealand.

[@thymenabottle2515]

Carrie and Cindy, you are in my prayers! Tawnee and Jason, you are two of the most amazing humans on the planet. I do have a serious question. With the world today, and the grain shortages, how best can people prepare for the animals God has put in our care?

[@kathleenoxford2348]

Each and everyone involved is a inspiration Praying for your recovery 🙏 ❤️

[@ThoroughbredBrenna]

I wish Carrie and Cindy all the best for the future and hope that you both keep the strenght to fight the cancer. Power Women's 💞

[@MrRjj4321]

you guys are totally amazing... thank you thank you thank you for what you do!!!

[@BreyerhorseLover-624]

You guys save these horses they are so grateful for you guys. Thank you for what you have done for these animals....may God bless you!

[@jamescarnes5550]

That mule is absolutely gorgeous

[@sharonholmes8097]

I love your videos!!! I love what you’re doing!!! I wish I could bring some home with me someday!!! Keep up the good work!!! May God bless you through all your work!!!!!!😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩🤩😊😊😊😎😎😎

[@britinusa9688]

What amazing women! Both fighters and so caring about horses…bless them both 🥰🥰🥰 Great job on the videos and thank you all for being the wonderful people you are ❤️❤️💕🙌🏻

[@blessthisemptynest]

My healing thoughts are going out to Carrie and Cindy. May you both be in remission forever.

[@Lynne2106]

So happy to see Jessie again!

[@animalcrazee]

Great job Tawnee and crew spreading your experience so the mission continues and grows.

[@MaggiePiffles]

My prayers are with Cindy and Carrie. You are such strong women.

[@julierussell8876]

interesting their names both start with C. Cindy and Carrie are both so incredibly inspiring. What incredible women. They need to be in direct communication so that there is a maximum level of contact and communication between the two of them for support. You ladies are just mopping the proverbial floor . Congrats on such a wonderful passion, commitment and outlook.

[@blueowlca]

fitting music " i wannamake you smile" 51 beautiful lives saved from slaughter pipeline. thank goodness!

[@caseycassidy6173]

What an amazing video. To show how 3 rescues can come together to save so many horses. It's about putting aside egos and banding together for the mission-which is to save as many horses as possible. To rehab those that can be, to give the last act of kindness to those whose suffering can only be stopped by that. Thanks for the willingness to share the knowledge and to those who who can benefit from the procedure that work. Carrie and Cindy are so amazing. I hope they can see from all the posts that there are many of us that believe in prayer or positive thinking and will be keeping them in our hearts and thoughts. That can be so powerful. Thanks to Horse Plus for your continued amazing work and for mentoring these 2 groups. The circle will widen as they bring their knowledge back to their rescues but also help others to continue the cycle.

[@bennygrace1]

So many prayers surrounding you both as you travel this difficult road. much love...from CT.

[@Kholoured]

I "inheritated" an OTTB gelding that would have been a prime candidate for slaughter. He had chronic lameness (he was 6 when I got him) that had caused his previous owner (who was much better off financially then I was) to decide to sell him. He was being used as a professionally showing equitation horse in wellington, fl for her 16 yr old daughter and was is excellent condition when he landed at the rescue I adopted him from. He was donated (a supposedly well trained no lameness issues, just couldn't leave the farm was what we were told) at that time this horse was easily a $30k+ horse and thwy just donated him... after I adopted him he went lame with just 15 min of flat work in 2 was. Spent well into the thousands of dollars over 3 months trying to figure it out. Eventually found chronic navicular bone degradation. I called the rescue and they refused to take him back. Vet recommended euthanasia I decided to try therapeutic shoes, that worked for a few yrs. I then had to do coffin joint injections and therapeutic shoes.. after a few yrs that didn't work either.. I tried barefoot, boots, Bute, and Banamine but nothing seemed to help. At 14 yrs old I euthanized my best friend. I didn't want to put him to sleep but I knew he could be strung along for yrs as a Pasture ornament and limp around for another 10 yrs... i couldn't stomach forcing him to do that. When I pit him down he wouldn't move a step when you turned him out. He'd be faced away from the gate exactly where you left him 8 hrs ago and I could see in his eyes. He was done with the pain. I don't understand how people can turn a blind eye to that kind of pain. Yeah I could have made $1000 off him instead of paying $1000 to euthanize him and have him hauled away afterwards. Sure the end result when have been his death either way but how can some people just go "well atleast I made some of my money back... " and not think about what will happen tocthat horse in it's final moments... the pain, the desperation, the panic... that's ultimately why I have so much respect for your rescue. 4 previous owners failed my horse... they all passed the buck to make a few bucks and shame on the rescue I tried to send him back too. They said if we take him back we won't be able to adopt him out and he's too expensive to keep (it took over $300 dollars just for premium free choice alfalfa and grass hay, not including the high quality grain, to keep him up to weight) they abandoned me with that horse. I struggled to pay my bills and afford his vet (coffin joint injections ran about $300/150 per foot per session) and farrier care (which cost me around $300 every 5 weeks) not including his board and feed as most boarding facilities didn't have what he needed so I had to supplement hay and grain most times. It cost me about $2000 a month to take care of that horse. I loved him so much but it was such a Rollercoaster of emotions and sorrow. Not being able to find any joy with your friend because you have to watch them limp and you CANT AFFORD to bring the vet out to inject him again... and have to find the courage to say when is it enough, when I do I cross a line where this ends. How do I make the right decision if the most difficult one is what treatment can i afford if I can't should I end his suffering... it makes you feel like feel like failure for not being able to afford a $3k mri soxyou can really see what's wrong and if there is an affordable surgery or treatment that MIGHT help. I feel like I was sabatoged by that rescue, they knew he had a major issue and when I finally said hey wait he's got serious issues they just wash their hands and say oh well he's your problem know... the industry as a whole needs to change this problem where people don't want to make those hard emotional decisions that may cost more then selling/auctioning but it's the RIGHT thing to do... no seems to want to do the right thing anymore. To clarify: the owner that donated my horse to the rescue was not made aware of his lameness issues. They had trusted the wrong trainer... they always had issues at the show (which was why they decided to send him to a rescue rather then sell him as a lesson horse at a show barn, lesson horses are taken to shows and this rescue was recommended by their trainer, infact they were pushed heavily by the trainer to have him sent far far away from wellington (wellington has a heavy show horse presence and he may end up being taken in by a show family) this was how they were convinced to do as the trainer said) If a horse that is chronicly lame and being medicated well they will not feel pain at home. However rated shows are randomly drug tested for pain killers, so in order to get the meds out of his system he would go about a week before the show without medication and would be shown while he was in pain but both feet would hurt so he wouldn't limp. The owner was never made aware the horse was being medicated so thwy had no idea why the horse was a docile well behaved horse at home and a buxking bronco at the show. Without being told all the facts they believed that the horse just didn't do well off property and that was why he was donated to an area that was more likely an area where he would be pet and not a show horse. So this owner did not know and I'm not angry with them this was their first horse and they trusted the wrong person. When I told them everything they put the peices together themselves and later discovered their were several horses from that property that where coming up lame after leaving that trainers care... My issue is with the TB racing industry theybsell their rejects off or send them to slaughter rather then euthanized a horse with severe issues, they pass the buck on the 1st idiot that doesn't do a PPE. Then these sleepy trainers treating these horses like atms and forcing them thru for as long as they can milk them, and the rescues that will only take the easy horses that "just need a soft place to land" and don't need any major care. These places are not rescues their scam artists they take the horse for free and then turn around in maybe a month or 2 and sell them for $1200 -$3000. If that's their game they can do a sale service where people come to them with a need and a budget and they het calls from random people looking to sell cheap or rehome for free. The sales rep makes a fee depending on time spent looking and there you go everyone is happy.

[@paigeknight3795]

Tears and more tears. God bless all.

[@carodaeschle3418]

Mein größter Respekt an Euch alle die ihr Euch für diese Pferde einsetzt. Es ist kaum vorzustellen welches Leid diese Tiere bis dorthin ertragen mussten und was ihnen noch bevor stehen würde, wenn sie nicht gerettet werden. ❣

[@anonamasnoname9098]

More about each horse please. I know you all work very hard you have shown how you all work so hard and much about your organizations. Now please more about each horse like you used to.

[@jamiestiffarm2987]

Bless you ladies!!!

[@UnDunn_Y2K]

Carrie should know: Her purpose on Earth bigger than cancer. Whatever is thrown at her, she has the fortitude to overcome. Don’t let others tell you what you can achieve. Believe in your inner voice. Know that those of us involved with animal welfare are all here for you. You’re never alone. When someone reaches out to you stating “let me know if there’s anything I can do for you,” they truly mean it. So, in your darkest hour, make that call to them. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time, and here forward. May the Lord, all the saints and angels, watch over you and keep you from harm. Amen.💞🕊

[@macimay3041]

Prayers for Carrie and Cindy

[@daynaliske5603]

I'm praying for her 🙏

[@sarahenderson3880]

Thank y’all so much for what y’all do!! I was crying 😭

[@tx4horses28]

Prayers for all

[@sandycee89]

So many with overflowing praises which can never approach what you do for these magnificent worthy beings. Observing, essentially, infinite maledies tho many couldnt endure such evil, the Horse Plus team recognizes the individual‘s optimum option.

[@silkelange6013]

You are the real heros for me and the horses you rescue. I am from germany. My english is not the best. But what i see needs no word, its amazing what you do....god bless the women who have cancer. I have it 3 Times in my live. Fight and prey god.....Everything will be fine......all the best and only the best for you. greetings from cologne, germany

[@kathmills9168]

I'm glad you have the other organisations helping you,so you can rescue more poor horses,that makes me very 😊 🇦🇺🙏🙏

[@Wildflowerafternoons]

An awesome rescue. Seeing the horrible 😱condition of some of the horses makes me not like some people, a lot! 🤬 I love the mentoring aspect. What a great benefit. Thank you all for what you do. 💜✨

[@bethkurtz5472]

my prayers are with the horses and donkeys