George Checks Off a Big Milestone

George recently checked off the final item on his “become a normal horse” list… he got his teeth done! For horses, dental care is essential. Their teeth grow continuously throughout their lives, which means they need to be floated (filed...

Spirit’s Early Laminitis Scare

One morning, we noticed Spirit was acting very unusual. He was moving extremely slowly, almost in slow motion, and it was clear he was uncomfortable. Anytime one of our animals seems even slightly “off,” we act quickly. So we called...

Emergency on the Horizon: Lucy Needs Help

Lucy was in serious discomfort, so we quickly brought her to the hospital. She was in so much pain during the exam that she kept trying to lie down. The only option to help her was emergency surgery—to find the...

Helping Reilly Find Peace

Reilly was fifteen years old when she was dropped off at a sale barn—her future uncertain. When she arrived at the hospital, she was so sick the veterinary team thought she had been sedated. Her head hung low. She could...

A Painful Past, Finally Addressed

When this gentle draft boy came into our care, his eye was severely inflamed and actively draining. Our veterinary team determined the most likely cause was cancer. It was clear he was living with significant discomfort—and had been for far...

Recap | January