WE HAVE BEEN KEEPING A SECRET! Surprise announcement revealed! Episode 63

[@EDA-f7o]

What trauma that Finn must have endured. Finn," I can eat & I can run free". Poor baby. Sooo heartwarming! There is a place in both horse & human heaven for you & yours. G-d bless.

[@susanbockh5071]

He ran back to you in the pasture because he realizes that you are his safety net..

[@colleencarroll4190]

God Bless you all for rescuing these horses from the Amish! Cruel and Mean = That Ilk now...We All can See what they Really are all about. Wicked and Cruel beyond measure are just 2 of the words I will use to describe what they have done and continue to do. Disgusting....

[@DalhiaSun]

Perhaps the men who did that to Finn are very angry men. I worry how they treat the women.

[@DalhiaSun]

And children!

[@bonitaharrison4736]

The belly scratches was so touching. I wanted to cry. Probably the only time he was treated as a pet and not a workhorse. God bless him.

[@elizabethbasden2709]

That poor nose! Poor baby. Thank you, Julie.

[@glennmcgee1729]

So nice that Finn is settling in. Physical health is a priority, but Finn's case is a prime example of how mental issues are very important too. Well done guys!

[@janethompson2305]

Soo glad for Finn that U have him.!! It saddens me to see the abuse on his face while in his previous home. God will deal w/those mean ppl & now Finn & U are being blessed 🙌 😇 🙏 Gr8 to see this ❤ 🐎 🐎 ❤

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

Thank you! He is doing well!

[@ruthbickerstaffe1915]

Thank you for rescuing this beautiful boy. I think that the woman who brought Finn to the Auction mistreated him, that’s why he was a little difficult with you in the beginning.. Blessings to your family and all your horses. They are so beautiful🙏🙏💗💗🌠

[@sueupham2519]

I still think he got hit by a car

[@ruthbickerstaffe1915]

@@sueupham2519 If that is what happened to him, its shameful. These horses are loyal and loving and hard working. I am delighted that he is with you. 💖

[@larkspin]

Sooooo heartbreaking that he lived 17 years without LOVE! I'm so glad he's with you all now! ❤❤❤❤

[@ardeladimwit]

Finn has such a lovely gait that it's a shame tht he's not trained as he seems to have disposition to enjoy learning new things. He's really elegant and light on his feet.

[@carolinechew2432]

Charlie was Jealous!!! He wanted to be the Only boy!!! 😊❤️

[@donnarogers7732]

Draft Amish rescues are often abused animals. He's probably not been loved his entire life. Good Luck.

[@lmarchand8526]

I love that you proceed in "horse time". Letting Finn set the pace of his emotional recovery is key. I'm in dog rescue and behaviour/training, and it gets me so frustrated when so many people expect a dog to function as we do, ie. "Hurry up hurry up Do what I say and want now" Horses, dogs, cats, cows, and probably all animals, really, simply do not count time the way we do. Nor do they "feel" it as we do. To heal any kind of past emotional trauma, less is definitely more. With dogs and cats, I just sit on the floor and read (or whatever quiet thing), and eventually they come... can take weeks :) With horses, sitting quietly as you do, or using an "apply/relax gentle pressure" method as Cory did with Finn, I think those are the only paths that can create a lasting relationship of trust. Sadly, many people still feel the need to dominate... I prefer building bonds based on trust and respect, not fear. Good show Julie :)

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

Thank you so much!!! I learned early in rescuing these horses you have to go at their pace and be extremely patient with them. They have all been through so much just like with dog rescue. Thank you for the comment and watching this episode.

[@lmarchand8526]

@@FletcherFarmsAmarillo I would like to volunteer with an ethical horse rescue in my area. Ground work, gentling, de-traumatizing, grooming, mucking out, all that stuff. I watch you and also Steve Young Horsemanship (UK, here on YT) to update my knowledge. I hope to find a few more good mentors. The horse world needs many more good role models like you and Young :)

[@VirgoKat]

🌳You articulated beautifully how we should interact with our animal brothers and sisters. 💫From reading your comment it is clear that you have an innate gift in animal communication and their unique wants and needs. 🦋I think you would help so many misunderstood animals with your insightful and empathetic energy. 🌺

[@lmarchand8526]

@@VirgoKat Gee thanks but no, not that kind of innate gift :) Just maybe, the willingness to learn new ways when the old ways are wrong :) For me, the path started with 3 VERY readable and fascinating books, and then applying them to my rescues and fosters. Three pioneers whose words changed the life of many people and animals in trouble. 1. Monty Robert's first book about horses. WOW, a man who didn't want to "break" horses through domination, but rather, understood how a prey animal thinks and feels (like the flight instinct), and works with those instincts to create trust. It caused a revolution in my mind. Roberts has written other books, and there are videos, and other authors I do not know yet :) So many cool places to go and explore if one wants to ... rescue & rehab, bitless riding, Liberty training...Oh my! 2. "The Culture Clash", by Jean Donaldson and 3. "The Other End of the Leash", by Patricia McConnell With Ian Dunbar, these authors were in there right at the start of a new understanding of how different we are from dogs. We are primates, they are canines...so many differences in how we see the world asnd how we communicate. Both books are easy to read for ordinary people... entertaining too... and easy stuff you can try right away with your own doggies. The website dogwise(dot)com has a vast inventory of dog-friendly books, videos etc, and even a few about horses...Really great books by Ian Dunbar on planning for, getting, and raising a puppy...Also the official reading list for getting APDT ceritfication. Anyone know a really great horse-friendly books website?

[@janethompson2305]

​@L Marchand Why did U say "Gee thanks but no, not that kind of innate gift".? I don't understand

[@j.sahulka9024]

It makes me so sad that the Amish are so cruel to their horses. It should be against the law. I’m so glad that Finn has been rescued.❤️

[@nbk9372]

For Finn, go back to the auction barn where the auction barn stable care person states a lady owned Finn brought him to the sale barn because she couldn't afford to feed him anymore.

[@j.sahulka9024]

@@nbk9372 I will. Thanks for letting me know. A lot of them come from Amish farms though. They discard them like broken down equipment.

[@nbk9372]

@@j.sahulka9024 Amish of all people should no better treating horses/donkeys with strict care as God commands, God even commands no animal is to do no work on the Sabbath day since Amish mostly live by the old book of laws and NT.

[@clwest3538]

@@nbk9372 Additionally, as I posted on another vide, the Amish should remember Proverbs 12:10 - A righteous man regardeth the life of his beast: but the tender mercies of the wicked are cruel. (KJV)

[@lynnegee6814]

​@@nbk9372 At the auction barn, the same person said the lady bought Finn from some Ahmish people

[@carmelduggan6547]

The marks on his head and body speak volumes and give an indication why he behaved as he did initially, thank you so much for helping this poor lad🐴🐎🐴

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

It’s so sad what happens to these animals. He will only know love and kindness for the rest of his life.

[@theresacarmen9847]

I was wondering about those marks. I just learned about the piece of equipment that is used over their noses. It has vicious spikes of metal that dig into the flesh. Not necessary I heard.

[@Patricia-kh3bg]

I noticed his nose and u can tell he had been in pain. That hurts me…

[@healinglifecreative6158]

​@@FletcherFarmsAmarillowhen the horses would get out I would just ignore them, walk to the grain and buckets they would come running 😅

[@m.j.debruin3041]

You should put more effort in the soil of your pastures.

[@leenewsom7517]

His run coming back to you is just beautiful.

[@Schiffon]

Yes, it looks truly magical seeing him run towards you ❤️👍

[@lynn7086]

Absolutely beautiful

[@jacquitomaszewski7368]

Finn sure is a handsome horse. Love him, spice and all!

[@marycoker99]

Finn is a beautiful horse. Poor Finn, there is no telling what abuse and pain he suffered. Now, he has an awesome home with plenty of love. How awesome Mable, Anna, and Finn are eating together and bonded.❤❤❤❤❤

[@jillp3761]

Looking at Finn's nose it would seem that he has had past issues with bridles or halters that could make him unwilling to°`have anyone touch or put anything on his head.

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

The scars on his nose are much like Sophie’s. From wearing equipment all the time it wear on them. I hate to think about what he probably went through. But he’s safe now and will only know love and kindness from here forward

[@victoriamaclaren568]

I feel terrible that Finn was so worried to be touched, though he finally got the realization that letting a human to touch him could be so AMAZING, but I hope he wasn't abused by any, or all of his previous humans. So sad, but I'm really glad you have him now, cause ALL HORSES THAT ARE DOMESTICATED NEED KINDNESS, LOVE, AND SCRATCHES!!!

[@cynthiamcgee4829]

God bless you for rescuing these horses and giving them the love that they so deserve. 💕🐎

[@bethbee4255]

Thank you saving Finn. ❤😊

[@kristinwier3424]

Amish suck his scars on his face tell it all. So glad he is healthy and loved. ❤

[@Sparrow.in.the.treetop]

Boycott all Amish products

[@tammytaylor7726]

So glad fin has turned the corner and has company.

[@franceneberner7524]

Oh the abrasions on his face from a bridle! To think that he was forced to work with this pain! Thank you for being his Savior ❤

[@dorishartzell3912]

Thank you So Much for Rescuing these horses and showing them care and Love and Food!

[@HopeandaPrairieFarm]

That face during his first belly scratch. Like he had never felt so good before. So thankful that you were able to rescue him from the clutches of abuse.

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

Finn is a sweet boy! He walks up to you now and will pass by just enough so you are at his belly area and won't let you pass until you scratch his belly 🤣

[@jeanhargis7333]

@@FletcherFarmsAmarilloyour patience has paid off. What a lucky horse to have been saved by you! Such a joy to see him coming around and learning to trust you!

[@TJ-zf9cv]

Love,patience,food,water kindness always good medicine.❤

[@bessmulholland5805]

You have to have understanding,,look what 🙀 he came from.😮😅😊

[@wendydavies1301]

Aww poor Finn has had really bad humans in his life and the Armish are hard on their horses. They don't feed them treats or pet them. They are for working and no otner reason. I'm not saying all Armish are bad, and some are really good with them, but they really don't see horses as we do they are not pets. Poor Finn has had no one to show show him love until you broke down his barrier. Now for the first time in his life he gets to just be a horse in a herd with friends and with humans who show him the love he deserves. I'm so happy for him and have shed a few tears while writing this😅

[@mamabearluv]

It's just a joyous feeling to see him go from disconnect to complete connection, I am giggling and crying with love tears all at the same time. Thank you both for sharing such joy.

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching.

[@marybrennan4760]

Thank you for being so kind to help the horses and loving them, ❤❤❤😂😂😂

[@terryt.1643]

Sometimes the rescues that are the biggest challenge become the most beloved. Good luck with Finn. 🥰🐴💕❤️💕👍👍

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

That is so true! He’s such a sweet boy now!

[@annjohnson8437]

Yes! You are 100% correct! ❤

[@rosamomdmartin]

So happy for beautiful Finn and a million thank yous for saving him,GODS BLESSINGS TO YOU ALL AND AL OF YOUR BEAUTIFUL FAMILY OF HORSES PLUS DONKEYS AND ALL. LOVE HUGS AND PRAYERS FOR EVER ❤️🥰🙏❤️🥰🙏❤️🥰🙏 FROM LONDON UK 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸❤️🥰🙏❤️🥰🙏​@@FletcherFarmsAmarillo

[@johannevanderghote7577]

❤❤❤ You could give Charlie some Bach flower remedies (holly to help with jealousy) And also some Rescue remedy to help stressed horses. 💖🤗🥰🙏🏻😘

[@randybutler4772]

Thank you for sharing.🐴

[@DaleDykstra-k6h]

I love the way you said Charley wants to murder Finn hysterical I’m glad they have calmed down

[@caroledwards3465]

Its fascinating to watch Finn and Anna developing friendships with each other. Best wishes from England UK 🇬🇧

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

Thank you for watching!

[@debs5896]

I'm hoping those kicks landed on the Amish.

[@Poetessa2]

Fynn made me cry, you could tell that he had never experienced a moment of love, kindness or affection in his life and was so afraid of more of the abuse he undoubtedly endured. And I picked up on him missing someone he was really bonded with from his old life, another horse and they took care of each other during the horrible years with mean humans. But when he started trusting you guys killed me. He finally knows what it's like to feel safe and loved. Him galloping back to you like a big puppy. Bless Anna!!! And Charlie is such a funny super grump!! Bless Fynn, he really melted my heart. Sometimes the most aloof or aggressive ones are the ones with the most pain inn their hearts. Please give him a big tummy scratchy from me.... and all of them. Your herd has grown so much since I was here last. Keep up the great work, Much love to you all, Leslie xo

[@hansgustaf540]

The scars above the nostrils tell us about what he suffered from so called humans before... It is so touching to see how abused animals give us a chance to connect and to heal their wounded souls. 😢

[@cynthiarogers2904]

. *THERE MUST BE A SPECIAL PLACE IN HEAVEN FOR THOSE WHO HELP ANIMALS IN NEED.*

[@ginmar8134]

I can just picture a gigantic bed where all the rescued pets and horses sprawl out for naps and snuggles with their hooman. And the covers always stay clean and fluffy.

[@Rocdag]

I know there is a place in hell for animal abusers.

[@utethornburg7715]

Finn sure looks like he had a hard life. His poor face is all scared up.

[@marekwalencik6448]

The marks on his face where so sad and he was in better shape then a lot of the horses you rescue. You and your husband are truly wonderful people.

[@valansley]

He looks HEART BROKEN = Thank you for being so patient with him.

[@lynn7086]

Yes, but his heart is mending now. Thank God he's in wonderful hands and will know only love and happiness. Long life to all the horses😀

[@joyfullone3968]

Finn must have been roughly and badly treated before, he is at the right farm now. It was lovely to see him making friends and receiving so much patient love.💕💕💕

[@angiedyer1511]

I can picture the girls saying “ you can sit with us!”😂 sweet boy seeing his expression in the 40 acre pasture says it all.❤❤❤

[@lorizaroban9413]

Love this ranch and animals and people!! Slice of heaven

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

Thank you! We appreciate your support!

[@u_maru4797]

Thank you so much for this beautiful video🙏 Finn is gorgeous...what a stunning horse ! It's heart breaking...he only experienced mistreatment, abuse and hard work to the bone his entire life...no wonder he's scared and traumatized...shame on the Amish!!! Thank God he's in your kind hands now...he's in paradise...very well done guys...you're the best🙏❤❤❤

[@franceneberner7524]

The Amish are Dead to me. And have been for a long time. Includes puppy mills and even egregious abuses of their own people

[@latterrain09]

Well shame on his former owner, people are individuals .

[@debbieappelhans9055]

Thank you for reuse beautiful horse 🐎 ❤️ 😊God bless you all angel 🐕 ❤️ 😇 all animals life's matters beautiful horse 🐎 ❤️ 😊

[@sidilicious11]

I’m so glad Finn has settled in so well. I can see by the end of the video that he absolutely knows that he is in a safe, fun, and loving place. I bet he never thought that was going to happen before he came there.

[@jrodbish21]

Greeting Julie what a challenging heartfelt video and what a wonderful incredible patient job you all did to restore Finn’s ability to love again. My tears turned to smiles watching Finn grow into his loving self, excepting the “girls”, the donkeys and finally Charlie as his new family. Thanks 🙏🏻 for sharing Julie, best wishes, 💕💞💖💝🫶👱🏻‍♀️

[@Sparrow.in.the.treetop]

For a Horse to unwind like Finn did for 3 days was amazing and powerful, he must have been so worn out and just being left alone to unwind at his own pace was awesome, now he is playing hard to get, typical male lol!!

[@gj9736]

This poor guy didn’t trust! He is another Amish horse and who knows what had been done to him before you rescued him, I noticed large bald areas on his nose! Thanks for your big heart! ❤️❤️❤️

[@lilianmcguigan9240]

All to easy to imagine what kind of treatment Finn suffered in his previous life. Wonderful to see him blossom and experience joy.

[@patriciahamby996]

Beautiful Horse 🐎 ❤️ ❤❤❤❤

[@debramagliano6672]

Welcome Finn!

[@happygolucky7777]

So Finn went a little bit wild with his new life, a mix of relief & testing boundaries.. you could just see a profound change of demeanor and spirit....he never knew life could be enjoyable...amazing....horses exchanging life stories ...or not...Finn trotting back to you..."heyyyy.. keep up two-leg!!" Finn is really a handsome horse with a fine shaped head...glad Charlie finally accepted Finn...👍🏼 😍😻❣️

[@marianstroup1]

Beautiful boy 💋💋💋

[@dianneimustson704]

So beautiful

[@jolynnhill8502]

Finn is a beautiful horse! Glad you rescued him and I really think he will be a great horse. All of you have so much patience and love for these animals.

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

Thank you so much! We appreciate your support.

[@catherinebrady2640]

I love listening to all your informative videos. I really respect Fletcher Farms aporoach to all the beautiful creatures. Poor Finn's muzzle looks so painful where the sore or scar is. Whatever his previous owners did to him, it is no wonder he resists a halter.❤❤❤❤❤

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

Thank you for the kind words. We feel these horses deserve a chance at a peaceful retirement for everything they have gone through. Their life on our farm will only be filled with love and kindness.

[@Susan-j3w]

AND Finn has 4 white socks. Tooo cute. What a looker. You could get a matching dog and they could be twinzees.💛💛

[@susanbockh5071]

What an absolute sweet boy Jack is..❤

[@bethmchugh6640]

You guys are amazing healers to those horses...Finns raw nose and behaviour issues told me he was handled very roughly and without respect, so that's why he had no trust for humans...Good work !!!!!

[@michelleoliveh9941]

What a beautiful video ❤ I rescued a gelding years ago & for weeks when it was time for more hay he would stay at the feeder till the next time. The only time he would leave was to get a drink then right back to the hay. The day I saw him actually walk away from the hay with hay still in the feeder I cried like a baby cuz at that point I knew he knew there would always be fresh hay for him & he didn't have to worry ❤ His front teeth were so worn we thought he was very old, but the vet said more then likely he was trying to eat anything, which most likely was small bits of grass growing in a dry lot 😢 Bless the old man he lived to be aprox 32. Bless you for living these amazing creatures ❤️

[@rodandjudibowen5665]

Finn impresses me as an unusually sensitive Belgian. I hope Charlie comes to accept and like him. The "girls" are doing well at it. Finn sure is a handsome guy, isn't he?!! Looks like he's put on some healthy weight! Wahoo! 🤠🐴❣

[@Kimme-d2l]

YOU ARE AMAZING 🥰🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎THE 🐎LADY GODBLESSU 🙏 AND GOD ❤❤❤❤U

[@sara_._paula]

Head of PUSH BROOMS secured to something are great scratchers!

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

That is a project on the list! Scratchy posts for the kids.

[@sara_._paula]

@@FletcherFarmsAmarillo And the elders too.....like me and I can confirm the older I get the better scratches feel❗

[@equestanton1017]

Finn is a darling and a clever boy too.

[@dianaspy6733]

I hate that they treat them like tools or machines just to be used! Thank you for helping these awesome horses! Perhaps a solar powered bug zapper would help with flies! Love your updates! Thanks for sharing!❤🎉🖖

[@SocialShires]

Those horses needs to be put all together. What a beutiful bunch. I love drafts and own shires. Love that moment at 11:25 "you can do THAT? Im in girl !"

[@guidododo4822]

my heart is aching for Finn. I know he is loved now, but ,you can tell what kind of people he was around by the scratches on his nose and his standoffish behaviour. These horse are beautiful, I don't understand how some people can be so heartless and act cruel towards them.

[@tracihuff9780]

It’s is amazing what patience and time will do for any horse. So many problems occur because some people are to much in a rush and force training before there is a decent connection.

[@Liz_678]

You have the patience of a saint❤. Glad Finn has a friend! You and your husband are wonderful people👏🏻👍🏻💕

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

😊 thank you

[@debbiebjorklund3241]

Charlie probly doesn't want to be loosing fame, now that Finn cld take it. Finn has come a long way. Love your saying who's who, an how well others responded to Finn.❤

[@Cindy-j6u]

Love the pack❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@anneterry3660]

I do not have the words to thank you for this particular video. Bringing your rescue and rehabilitation work in these videos you educate and inform. Many people would assume that you pick up a rescue horse and turn the horse out and it's one big happy herd. This video shows us the variety of character and personality of the horses and how they build relationships. Finn it seems had years of isolation being worked before dumped for slaughter. Again, I do not have words for the work with Finn, nearly a Lazarus effect.

[@annedwyer797]

AWW, the belly rubs and twitching lips!!

[@carolg.6838]

Charlie: Let me at him. Finn: Do not give Charlie eye contact! Beautiful horses.

[@mousiebrown1747]

I see the goat next to Finn. I know the old racetrack trick of having a goat near by or in with a racehorse to calm him/her down. Finn is a proud horse & I’m so very glad you’re loving on him ! ❤

[@Sparrow.in.the.treetop]

That was so sweet Anna sharing her Hay with Finn and the cute Donkey

[@sherrybrainard6890]

Finn is a beautiful horse❤❤❤❤❤

[@LM4eva1A]

humans? he's beautiful but yeah can see he needed food badly so Thanos for your love and feeding and help for him.

[@LisaVeneziano-cr9hj]

I love how beautifully draft horses move WHEN Finn was running back to her in the pasture, he showed the classic naturally light footed, diagonal gait of the largest horsee.. HIS- back stayed straight and even, too bad he isn't a pleasure horse, with movement like that... you could ride all day, without feeling fatigued or sore.

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

Since he’s healthy we are planning on working with him and working towards accepting a rider.

[@LisaVeneziano-cr9hj]

@@FletcherFarmsAmarillo That's wonderful. I've seen many people that prefer riding draft horses,; for trail rides & pleasure outings. They said they enjoyed the floating gait & level headed personalities of Clydesdales, Shires , Brabants, Percherons; and other draft breeds . Belgians seem to be the most stubborn & willful & potentially dangerous because they don't seem t know their own incredible power & crushing strength . A late childhood friend of mine, was trying to saddle break a Belgian & it rolled over on him & broke his back in two places.

[@rosamomdmartin]

​@@LisaVeneziano-cr9hjsuch a sad story Blessings to both.❤️🥰🙏

[@FITZIEBLUE]

Horses suffer from PTSD too as this video shows. God bless you guys. PS his reactions to those firs belly scratches would make Angels cry.

[@pglen6042]

Takes special people to work with animals , or birds, who have problems. Endless patience and love. This video is a testament to your patience and love for this , now, gentle giant.

[@debio1135]

I would have that other gelding checked for proudcut.

[@joannebarrett1639]

:- ) = Our Heavenly Father surely knows how to put beautiful animals together. Thanks for sharing. You are all doing a grand job. II Corinthians 3:17...Where the Spirit of the Lord is there is liberty.

[@ellentheartist1]

One more piece of unsolicited advice that really helped the broken horses I worked with.... Use a teeny tiny drip of SPEARMINT candy making extract in a small bucket of water. Wet a little, soft washcloth, squeeze out excess mint water and carefully wipe on either sides of horse's muzzle. Horse should be tied or in cross ties to indicate to them this is part of their work/care. You'll have to work at wiping gently over horse's forehead and eyes over time....might take multiple sessions....it takes trusting the human caregiver to cooperate with closing eyes and letting them wipe a cool damp sweetly scented cloth over face and drafts will need to lower their heads, too .... My horses gave big sighs and one tried to drink a little of the mint water 💚💚💚. Very relaxing part of a grooming session.....

[@audreymaqks]

Poor horses get passed from person to person so much. I am sure it is so dramatic for them getting used to different people and places. Thank you for taking time with him. Poor guy. Hope he will get to stay with you forever. Have to add Charlie was being a stinker and wants to be the main man. So sweet that Anna and Finn bonded. Love the set up of your barn

[@frankieroberson3398]

Sitting here in the Midwest; and it's nice to see a familiar neighbor from Lubbock, TX; Amarillo, TX is proof you can take the girl out of the country but you can't take the country out of the girl; I really enjoyed Finn getting those belly rubs; mad love from the west side of Motown/Detroit!!!

[@narelleravesi4993]

Such a glorious and intelligent boy,he’s been hurt but now he can be loved,bless you 🙏💙💗

[@jeanhargis7333]

What great people to give this horse a second chance. Finn must have been so happy to be in a good place where he is safe! Amazing patience from his new owners!

[@watchesfromedges]

Glad to see Finn is doing so well and calming down, but Charlie is looking like a new horse!

[@rachealsmith5138]

Oh my gosh! When you first scratched his belly I almost cried! ❤ I don’t know if it was because I was so happy to see it or so sad to think of how hurt he must have been to be so untrusting! 😢. I am glad he seems to be settling in. Love your work!❤

[@nancymdoucette832]

so happy to see him and Anna bond

[@fleetskipper1810]

Finn seems like a really intelligent guy. When he realized you weren’t coming all the way back to you, he was clearly asking, “What, aren’t you coming with me?”

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

Lol he walks too fast that’s why I stopped 🤣

[@kerrydwyer1879]

Love from Sydney...Thank you.Theyre beautiful

[@sarahmognoniart]

How wonderful!

[@FletcherFarmsAmarillo]

He’s a phenomenal addition to the herd. We love him so much!

[@miric6224]

Finn has such big fluffy hooves! Love watching him prance. He’s come from a tough life. You’re being so kind to him. I’m a city, non horse, person, but have grown through youtube to love donkeys. Finn is , deep down, kind harted. Finn is beautiful, errr….handsome. Looking forward to watching your horsey and donkey family grow. Glad no-“body” got hurt. Want ‘finn’s face to heal too. Thank you for your persistance and patience!

[@cherylahmat8909]

"They're mostl nice" cracked me up and dried my tea😂❤

[@Swimkid1]

I’ve watched this update time after time thank you Julie! (As I do all of them lol), I simply adore your regal, noble and beautiful Belgians draft horses. I can’t help but sense Finn was winding Charlie up at around the 10 mins mark Julie lol. Charlie certainly does appreciate those belly scratches eh? ha!ha! Warm regards, Dave UK

[@boessheila50]

Poor Guy. Finn had alot of beatings in his life.. EVIL HUMANS he had formerly!!! . Oh my. He sure loves loving touch. Awesome humans...❤ thank you for Finns rescue and love.❤