A forever home for special needs animals to live out their lives happy and healthy!
Sienna loves her shelter and wants to once again thank everyone that helped make it possible – it’s really made a difference on these colder nights! As soon as the sun starts to come up, she is waiting for Annie to come fill her water bucket and hand out the hay! Hurry up already! She’s [...] Read more »
Here’s Ivory just sayin’ hello! Ebony got some press a few posts ago, and Ivory didn’t want to be left out. She’s as old as Ebony, and is doing pretty well for a really old lady! She loves sharing her shelter and yard with Ebony, and is happy to have a home and a good [...] Read more »
Ebony has had a rough go the last few weeks. Colic, arthritis. It’s hard being old. She’s about 30 – amazingly old! Thanks to Annie’s dedication, Ebony is holding her own. Annie walked her all night when needed. Helped her get back up when she was down. Moved dirt with a shovel so that the [...] Read more »
Robin Paterson, D.V.M. Cerbat Cliffs Animal Hospital West Nile Virus (WNV) is a mosquito-borne virus that was first recognized in U.S. horses in 1999. Thirteen years later, the disease is found throughout North America, parts of Central and South America, Europe, Asia and Africa, and continues to cause serious, sometimes fatal, neurologic conditions of affected [...] Read more »
I’m no Mr. Ed, but I’d like to tell you about a few things I could use. Not everyone is comfortable sponsoring or donating, but maybe you’d like to send me a care package (gently used items are fine), so here’s my wish list: brushes, poop rake, halter, hoof picks, 10 foot cotton lead rope, hypoallergenic [...] Read more »
Robin Paterson, D.V.M. Cerbat Cliffs Animal Hospital Colic is a potentially devastating concern for any horse owner, but what is colic and what are the signs? What causes colic and how does an owner know when it is serious enough to call the vet? And what can an owner do to help [...] Read more »
Ebony, Sienna, and the dogs enjoyed Diana’s first volunteer visit where she used her skills as a massage therapist to bring them relaxation and pain relief. Thank you, Diana! (ps – no sound due to the wind) Read more »
May 2012 update: Woot! Woot! The shelter is done! March 2012 update: Sienna is doing so much better! Thanks to you and one very generous donor, we’ll be able to complete her shelter very soon! If you’d like to help, use our donation widget on the right side of the page, or click the [...] Read more »