Transforming Nala: From Weak to Wonderful | Tenerife Horse Rescue

[@mimivonflytz]

…there are Angels in the World. 💋

[@prissilou]

God's Blessings on these people who helped and saved this beautiful horse.

[@TenerifeHorseRescue]

Thank you 🙏

[@SusanneZacke]

you are one of the best love love love love and more love to you horses and people

[@TenerifeHorseRescue]

Thank you so much! Much love to you and thanks for caring 🙏

[@sylvieguyot1564]

C’est formidable ce que vous faites pour tous ces animaux 🥹❤️ Merci 🙏🏻 🤩

[@SusanneZacke]

only love only love to you good people

[@TenerifeHorseRescue]

Thank you ❤️

[@cp_honey]

She looks amazing now, so beautiful and shiny! It's particularly great to see how even old animals have such amazing possibilities to recover and regenerate, and still live wonderful years. Blessings to you and all your animals.

[@EdurtreG]

This shows why you need a will for your animals.

[@randybutler4772]

Incredible saving of this life. Thank you for sharing.🐴

[@jalalishaq7341]

Amazing!

[@carolennis7720]

Shes stunning ❤

[@nancprovon4240]

Thank you for saving her!

[@cecibrazilian]

Beautiful horse

[@MartaMaria-nm5lb]

Desde jovens já começam trabalhos forçados por isso a coluna dos animais crescem defeituosas , obrigada aos que resgatam e cuidam pobres criaturas tão sofridas e maltratadas

[@gailpippin9761]

Such soft eyes!

[@karinsteiner6411]

Dankeschön ❤

[@witchhazel8583]

What beautiful transformation! And you talk about her progress! But....If she were mine, I would definitely get an animal communicator.. Why? Well I like to hear the animals story,told from their prospective. We always seem to know what is best for them. We do the best we can, so hearing what the animal has to say will also help a lot. And often nobody had listen to them ever. It is so amazing to be able to hear their thoughts. Sometimes its about pain or grief or longing. I think she would be greatful if she had the chance to tell you her story. Bless you all for the work you do with the animals!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@meinePferde]

Ein tolles Team, sagenhaft wie ihr NALA 🥰😍🥰😍wieder aufgepäppelt habt. Wie lang hat es gedauert , bis das heutige Gewicht erreicht war, es war sicher schwierig , ein ausgehungertes Pferd zu füttern. Gruss aus Hohenlohe

[@TenerifeHorseRescue]

She gained weight super quickly thats why we were concerned she was pregnant.

[@debbief2274]

Amazing work ❤️

[@mariaosorio9807]

😮😢😢Dios bendito ayuda a los animalitos 🙏

[@jmo2104]

This is miraculous

[@kimicek8387]

Člověk který dokáže tak to trápit koně bych zavírala do vězení😡tolik lidstvu pomáhali pro zábavu,na polích ,ve válkách 😢takové zacházení si nezaslouží 🤬je to krutost nechat je umírat hlady😢SMEKÁM PŘED TĚMI TO LIDMI KTEŘÍ JIM POMÁHAJÍ PŘEŽÍT 💐💐💐❤️❤️❤️

[@renatefeller5208]

Danke 💖

[@petrasalamon45]

❤❤❤❤❤ Danke

[@lindaross4331]

💗

[@victoriasayers4472]

God Bless all of you the Lord is with all of you.whst a horrific life she has spent but how beautiful she has come. Thank you thank you but where is the persons punishment he should live in hell. The Lord will take care of all of you.🐎🐴🙏🙏🌹😘💕

[@janstoneman6340]

It doesn't look like the same horse!

[@paulacannon3452]

why is it that someone like me that loves horses has always wanted a horse but never have had the opportunity to even touch one cant love one because i dont live in the right place and yet someone is aloud to do this ? i asked a sanatory once and they said no just because i would need full livery even though i could go up there every day and learn and help with other horses . its not fair

[@Claudette-bs7bs]

Poor her

[@carolennis7720]

Give her some hay please

[@chriscarlton9682]

Really bad swayback, I hope not causing pain. Nice save.

[@Kingdomall]

it's a little weird to me that you were working with this horse who you didn't know very well with a baby strapped to your chest?

[@laurahuskey4690]

The dogs there look neglected too.

[@eilemoo3272]

They were probably rescued too

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

SWAYBACK= was bred every year for over 20 years to produce a foal!!

[@sandrasmith16]

I had a gelding that was sway backed. He was 7 when I got him. 😊

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

@@sandrasmith16 in this case though its a mare and the most common cause (not every one) is overbreeding

[@sandrasmith16]

@@Lauren-vd4qe I agree with you on that. It was just an observation on my part

[@whichkatami]

You would be correct in part. The most common causes of equine lordosis also known as Swayback. Loss of muscle tone, (in non specific genetic cases), of varying degrees of swayback, is the major factor of developing lordosis, even in sound, active horses. Muscle tone loss can happen with injuries or when a horse is somewhat inactive, in retirement, etc. Cases of lordosis are rare and mostly occurs in older horses and broodmares with multiple, full term pregnancies. Mild cases of swayback respond well to therapies, more severe cases can be managed, not rendering all of the equines useless. Loss of muscle tone (topline and abdominal muscles) Stretching or injury of the ligaments that stabilize the spine Genetic basis (more commonly occurs in American Saddlebred horses) Injury or birth defects of the vertebrae of the back Back injuries, such as malformations early in life or a fracture, may also cause swayback. Spinal conformation abnormalities can occur due to malposition of the developing fetus prior to birth or injury during the birthing process, Swayback is more commonly found in the American Saddlebred vs other breeds, many cases are caused by a recessive gene that can be passed to offspring. In a group of 305 Saddlebred horses whose back conformation was measured, 7% were determined to have swayback. Saddlebreds with heritable swayback (having the genetic component) may manifest conformational changes at as early as 18 months of age. The location of the genes that may cause heritable swayback has been identified. Swayback associated with heritable birth defects has also been identified in Haflinger horses. Three foals sired by the same stallion were born with swayback and evaluated to have similar deformities of several vertebrae.

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

@@whichkatami its also caused by a copper deficiency.

[@AgnesGoodwin]

Desperate Shocking How can ppl do this

[@FLR1131]

Why check for a microchip? She’s in bad shape. The original owners are POS.

[@susioberhauser930]

Oh Gott, die Hunde sehen auch nicht gut aus

[@Kingdomall]

I have a feeling the dogs are this content creator's dogs. but I agree

[@HelenW-w3t]

Why didn't you give this starving horse a hay net? One apple and two handfuls of hay was not enough to start her on. She would not have been scratching the floor searching for any food on the floor if you had just given her a hay net.

[@TenerifeHorseRescue]

All our horses have hay and straw, sometimes they also check on the ground because it's their nature. In that part of the video she finished her food and she was just walking around seaching for more! We cannot give unlimited food to any of our animals - they would eat non-stop and affect their health.

[@grose2272]

​@@TenerifeHorseRescue❤

[@sunnyseacat6857]

Over feeding can cause more issues in horses. Small amounts every 3-4 hours is better so their digestive system can slowly digest and fully absorb nutrients. This was mentioned somewhere online after WWII when soldiers returning home were so underweight they were started on broth then foods like oats in small amounts .... to slowly acclimate their stomachs ... I met a former WWII soldier whose stomach was such a mess his doctor back then prescribed oatmeal and eggs for a year until the soldier's stomach returned to "normal."