Lucy

Arabian Cross

Birthday
May 1998

A Little Bit About Me...
Lucy was seized by the sheriff from a cruel home and sent to a sale barn. We rescued her, and she was immediately sent to the hospital to be evaluated. When she came home to us, she was in poor health, scoring a 2 out of 10 on the body health scale. Our vet estimated she needed to gain 300 pounds. She is blind in one eye, possibly due to a previous injury.

MY RESCUE STORY
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CHARMING QUIRKS
She is timid and submissive to other animals, but she is smart and always observing. When it's time for her to eat, she gives a little neigh to signal she's ready. She finds peace eating with the donkeys, goats, and Daisy.

Rescue Journey

Healthy Teeth, Happy Horses: A Dental Update

Dr. Metcalf is currently working through the dental exams for ALL our equines! While horses need their teeth floated once a year, donkeys are seen...

Lucy's Weekend Hospital Stay

Here at the Sanctuary, our top priority is the well-being of all our rescued animals. That's why we were concerned when Lucy, one of our...

What a Difference a Year Makes…

Lucy's ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY! On May 6, 2021, an emaciated and neglected mare stepped off the trailer, leaving behind...

Lucy's Getting Lots of Love

Lucy You're Home Lucy arrived at a sale barn. She'd been seized from a cruel home and delivered by the sheriff's department. This was a...

Rescued from a cruel home, starved and in critical condition, Lucy's now receiving the love and care she deserves at our Sanctuary. Watch her transformation unfold as she battles illness, regains her strength, and becomes a cherished member of our family.