Sr Nisreen Um no. Wtf to you. He doesn’t have to say thanks. He just agrees that this donkey is a poor baby and that it’s good he helped. He can agree to that and he doesn’t need to say thanks. God, people these days are really getting mad because instead of thanks people say they agree.. Like come on.
I’ve been watching “The Hoof GP” he trims cows feet. Who would have thought that cows feet would be so interesting.....and now I’m going to binge on horse shoeing. Coved really does have some explaining to do....lol
For "you hurting him" comments. Imagine you have 2-3 inches long ingrown toenails. It's painful af, so you probably cut them off, go to doc or something and don't be like "this is natural". Pain isn't natural. The same thing is here - he helped this poor animal.
And if it did hurt, the donkey would surely kick the man and try to get away. I thought it was common knowledge that hooves are equivalent to finger nails... until I came to the comment section of these types of videos. People are so damn dumb
This trimming job is nog the thing uitging the donkey, even though hé may veel pain for couple of days, minor pain, if done correctly🙂. IT s the state hé was in before trimming that Hurt this donkey Day after Day.
I see several suggestions in the comments of 'use a saw', 'use a grinder', etc., and in this case it's obvious that those were viable options. (watch to the end). However you must keep two things in mind; 1. These are strong animals with a mind of their own. They are usually desensitized to having their hooves nipped and rasped but, mostly likely, not to having a grinder or a saw applied to them. In some cases, it is the equine's reluctance to allow their feet to be dealt with that leads to this sort of condition in the first place. As I stated in an earlier comment, Cow hoof nippers are the best way to start I have ever seen. They allow twice the leverage due to their longer handle length, allow the animal's foot to remain on the ground and allow the farrier remain out from under the animal. 2. Grinders, and some saws you might be tempted to use, would need access to power. Often this means stretching a cord from some outlet to the the works space. Believe it or not, the movement of dealing with that cord can set off an animal. At that point you have a strong excited dancing animal, a whirling or reciprocating blade, at least two laceration-prone animals and a cord. Which is now trying to constrain all to encourage one to meet the other. In this video he resorted to a hand saw for the back feet. While this is a better option, and in this case, the animal dealt with it fine. You cannot expect that the animal will always accept new (to them) sights, sounds or sensations. Grinders, in particular, offer the animal all three. Just remember, you're trying to help this animal. You want to accomplish this in as safe and least stressful manner as possible. Mostly for them, but also for your farrier and yourself.
Thank you! I’m new to this sort of work and kept thinking Sawzall. Your comment made me think if I had that damn thing vibrating my feet I’d not be too happy about it. Thank you for the way you explained that.
There’s a new thing you may not have heard of. It’s called a battery. I used to work with a farrier. You put the animal in cross ties and have someone hold up the opposite leg. It came up in pain and lame from the force and twisting. If its afraid of the sound, you get it mildly sedated. He could have blindly cut into flesh this way. With hood that hard, its easy to split the hoof into the Corona using that much force. He admitted inexperience. Should have at least tried to contact someone with experience.
You may want to go watch Toe Bro on UA-cam. He works on ingrown & overgrown toe nails, plus all (human) foot needs. Strangely similar & entertaining. 😁
This also effects the bones in his feet because he hasn't been able to stand correctly. It will take a long time for this donkey's feet to be semi-normal again. Thank you for giving trigger the help he needs.
I can't believe how well that sweet little baby is standing through all that especially after all he's been through! I hope and pray he's in a loving home being cherished for the little angel he is. Great video, thank you for sharing and God bless. 😊❤
Without doubt, this has to be the saddest condition for any hoofed animal to suffer either through neglect of unfortunate circumstances. Imagine the relief to get this done. Thank you.
It would likely hurt more at first due to how they’re suddenly forced to stand at a different position after being in pain for so long, but over time it will definitely relieve the pain.
look at some of the donkeys in China.. there are several channels. before you judge, those people there are dirt poor. we are blessed in this country and this sort of thing should not happen here.
@@hillbilly4christ638 it doesn't take much to keep animals hooves in good shape. This condition is from lack of movement and neglect. Wild hooves animals naturally have their hooves worn down.
I am from NE Ohio. As a young girl, keeping our 13 horses and ponies feet trimmed was my job. My dad must have taught me. I used a hoof pick, nippers and hasp. I never filed or trimmed frog. Their hooves always looked nice. I was a skinny 90 lb girl. I hear you breathing hard and realize I was a very strong girl! 😂 I can’t imagine doing that today at 65.
I am so pissed off seeing this. That kind of abuse should be made a felony. They said he was sick for 2 years. It has been longer than 2 years. Why did the neighbor call someone? You call enough and somebody will listen. I have no sympathy for no one but the animals. Someone should be held accountable and I don't care who it is. I bet family or friends showed up after he kicked off. There is a special place in hell for people that let this happen to the animals.
i love how you are so humble that you say “i don’t know if this is the best way but i like the results” i just love how relaxed you are about it and that you just want to help these animals. it’s great i love it
Seeing a video like this, witnessing what happens when an animal’s hoof is let go for so long. It makes you realize how important it is to keep on top of it, even if other people say that cutting it hurts the animals. Well, think about it. Wouldn’t your fingers hurt when you let them grow so crazily long? And wouldn’t it feel so much better when it’s cut off? The same thing goes for our animal friends too
Cutting them doesn't hurt them either. It's like cutting your own toenails. There's are just shaped different and cover the whole bottom of their feet, like a natural shoe.
@@bumponalog5001 I don't really know anything about horses but I agree with you. Besides, if it did hurt I would imagine that a horse, donkey etc... Has enough force to get you with a powerful kick/buck
This just made me think... What would they do without us, humans? But ofc, we can't ignore the fact that we cause em pain too. Just a thought... I cant help but comment it.
I've groomed dogs so matted that there's bruising under the skin, just like this poor fella had bruising in his feet. Breaks my heart. Also really frustrating to deal with as an animal caretaker when people think you've hurt the animal but really you're just revealing how deep the neglect really goes
right??? there is not one comment under this video saying he’s hurting the animal but if the situation looks „less serious“ to the outside (not saying its not serious ) they’re always quick to call it abuse 🙄
I was wondering does it hurt the horses I mean if it does hurt but helps alot then thats fine because youre helping the animal but i was just wondering if it hurts them
after going to school for horses and working on a horse farm and learning so much about proper care of horses hooves from my boss who shod horses, i had the bless fortune of meeting a poor little pony with curled up hooves, the little guy was so sad he could hardly walk, i drove for over an hour home to get my tools and came back and trimmed his hooves, his sadness never changed as i trimmed away his fairy shoes he just stood there, when i finished the last foot and untied him he took off running, kicking up his hind feet in the air and jumping, i guess he was happy, 😄we all were. working on that horse farm was the best job i have ever had, i was in my late teens then and i'm 70 now, i love horses and horses can tell when they are loved.
Thats the worst thing ive ever seen. You are a gentle soul with a caring heart. It shows in your voice and you are a blessing to animals.....God bless you mr.
Gosh I wish I was lucky enough to live a life in which this was the worst thing I had ever seen... I can't even comprehend how plush that must be! Congratulations!
@@spodergibbs5088 well actually i have seen much...im 70 years old was raised on a farm and saw an awful lot of bad things happen to animals. Let me say again.....thats the worse thing ive ever seen. Its horrible that an animal has been unattended long enough for something that horrible happened to it
For those who think this hurts the animal, 1. Don’t you think if this hurt the animal the donkey would be kicking the shit out of him and 2. It’s just like he said like cutting our nails
I’m guessing she hasn’t spent time around them either either based off the comment lol but no it doesn’t hurt them. Usually when they pull away they’re just over the whole deal lol
@@spiritualempress6691 I definitely wouldn't like standing around with one foot up for a long time, especially with someone pulling on it all the time. That just has to be annoying.
I wonder what happened to the donkey. What about wild horses and donkeys, how do they manage it without human. Apparently they didn't have that problem. So what happened to this one?
@@seanleith5312 in the wild they don’t have this problem as they wear their feet down naturally on rocks, sand, rough terrain etc. and their diet is sparse when in human care they are given regular food, and are kept in soft pastures so they don’t have the opportunity to wear naturally. With all of the nutrients humans give them they grow quickly and need regular trimming every 6-8 weeks I don’t know the status of this guy currently
@@seanleith5312 The response by @WindMule Acres is actually not complete, as wild horses and donkeys do actually sometimes suffer similar problems (not to this extent) when this happens in the wild however, those animals tend to die out due to natural selection
I have a love/hate relationship with seeing videos like this, with severely overgrown hooves. I hate seeing animals so neglected and in pain. There is no excuse a person can give me to allow such suffering to occur. But I love seeing the work going in to get the animal back into healthy condition. It's a weird satisfaction like " Yeah.....you take it off, take it aaaaaallllll off. Oooh, yeah! Give that donkey a fresh start to a healthy future!"
No excuse? I'm sure being on your deathbed is a good enough excuse as it was stated the owner was sick, it's not like the owner wanted things to happen this way. But yes on a general basis it would be cruel for an owner to neglect their animals as such
@@kekeh.5696 Hooves being overgrown to this extent doesn't happen overnight, or even over a few months. This is years of neglect. If you're "on your deathbed" long enough for this amount of growth to occur, I daresay you have time to arrange some sort of care for the animal.
@@mokko759 the guy legit said they were ill for a long time and then died. Don’t judge people you don’t know. They might have genuinely cared for all of their animals, you don’t know how long these people were sick, what age they were or what illness they had. You don’t know their situation so don’t just assume that all cases like this are because the owners didn’t care and then up and died, it could very well be more complexed than can be said in a public video
@@hellodelightfulrando Being sick does not mean there are no options regarding the care of animals in your possession. They could have called a donkey rescue, could have sold the donkey, could have surrendered him to the humane society, something! If you are physically unable care for an animal, you find somebody who can. If the owner was too sick to care for the donkey then who was feeding and watering him all this time? Somebody had to have been. Somebody, a family member, caregiver etc. had to have been feeding this donkey and seen his poor feet. How come this person didn't do anything?
This hurts my heart. Wish the owner could have gotten the animals some help but I understand. Bless the woman who offered to help the animals. Thanks for showing the donkey's hoofs and the work that it took to get them back to near normal. Your hands must have been raw when you were done. I see you have some cuts. 😧
After watching same trimming in China you are a breathe of professional air! You don't abuse them to get compliance, the donkey was so calm. Thank you for loving them this way!
So far I've learnt • *How to trim and shape Donkey's over grown hooves* • *Amputating Deer's over grown antlers* and • *How to remove the velvet off of Deer antlers* in the last 24 hours! Exited to see where Qurantine takes me next!
I'M also watching a couple rehab a very old sailboat. Put your stove on a gimble to keep it level! I am probably going to learn something here too! I'm going to be a whiz at Trivia!
Poor guy, look at the difference from beginning and end how he holds his neck, head, haunches and ears. Really turned that baby’s day around. Great work
I'm a guy from the"hood" and I find these videos very interesting. I didn't know having a horse or donkey could be a lot of work and they need a lot of tending to. Amazing
The hoof gp uses a hand held grinder to trim the hoofs. I think a lot better and quicker method for trimming hoofs. This takes way to long and looks like a pain in the ass.
Yes, it’s very nerve wracking! If you own horses/donkeys/mules you always gotta make sure the person working on their hooves knows what they’re doing. Very basic cleaning care should be done by the owner fairly often, and you always want to make sure you have a professional come work on them on a regular sort of schedule based on the animal’s need. It’s scary because you don’t want to cut too deep, but someone has to do it!
Cut his nails at an 46 degree angle and with a light that's what I do with my dog The back when I bought the clippers it said cut in thin slices at a 45 angle
@@ak47chan20 it's actually better to cut them often. You're more likely to hurt your dog if their nails grow out too long because then the quick (the sensitive part with blood supply) grows out very long. If you trim often and as needed, the quick will stay shorter and you have less of a chance of hurting them. And not cutting nails can cause the dog issues while walking
I’m sure the donkey wanted them gone so much and knew you were helping him I found a pony in a paddock just like this along time ago. Got a farrier to cut and trim him up too that pony was so happy. I confronted the elderly owner..... she said that she believed they drop off. I was disgusted.
I knew this woman who had ponies like this she was about 60 years old and the ponies were hers and her brother’s as children! We got a farrier out to trim them . These donkies had nothing on the ponies.
Thank God that old lady has a heart, to make sure someone like you could help that poor donkey. You can see she trusts you to take care of her hooves without hurting her.❤
@@MariSheWolf he didn't had any problems standing up and yes he was just uncomfortable is just like when ur nails get to long it start to make you feel really uncomfortable.
@@orundestiunpre2944 nope! The way these hooves grew put a lot of stress on his heels and caused A LOT of tork on his toes when he stepped. in a well trimmed foot, a horse should be landing with its hoof flat against the ground- not toe nor heel first. However, judging by the weight on this donkeys toes, its a pretty easy deduction that hes probably landing toe first. This leads to pain when he walks, and just when he stands in general. this is also why you see spots of "old" blood or bruising in the video- from the stress put on the laminae and hoof wall from such overgrown hooves! (not to mention the stress on joints, as well.)
If you end up getting another case like this, try using a saw blade such as you would use on PVC piping, i used one on a goat with massively overgrown hooves, because my trimmers would not cut through the hardened excess, but the pvc saw blade worked better than the metal hack saw blade.
In farrier school, we were told to use a hacksaw blade. I never did any hooves this bad, just one also way too long, but it had more hoof form to work with. I was just out of school and was freaking when l ran into blood pools. But it came out all right. I'm a Wyoming farrier
Poor little guy. Thank you and the neighbor who called you in for taking on his case! You can tell he’s very tenderfooted - pulling away when most of Sheldon’s patients wouldn’t. And yet he cooperates with you anyways. Wishing the best for little trigger!
Wow, how long does it take to grow hooves like that? His tendons must have been over stretched for a long time. That hurts. Hopefully he will recover and walk normal again.
unfortunately It would take roughly 3 or 4 years of neglect to cause this much overgrowth, and your correct it more often than not causes bone, tendon and nerve damage so this poor boy will be recovering for a while (some don't recover fully) x
i just want to say thank you for helping out this poor donkey. seeing hooves that overgrown makes me so sad, but i'm happy knowing you were there to help. so once again, thank you! and thank you to all of the other farriers helping our hooved friends.
So far Ive learned how to build a koi pond, that a "slab city" exists in Cali where everyone lives for free, and how to give a donkey a pedicure. Thanks Covid!
Im just imagine other donkeys and horses laughing at this donkey for having those nails Know the donkey is rocking thos toes like a brand new jordans,hope hes happy,❤
@george prosser That was a rock. No less respect to him for the work he's doing, but that was definitely a rock. Go back to 1:24 and you can see it in the light.
They will take the whole toe off! Just get a set of human nail nippers which look a lot like a pair of wire cutters. A dremel with some sanding bands also helps to thin the nail.
Ally Jackson yes dogs do eat them!! But make sure you wash them before you give them to your pup, it can really hurt them and make them need a stomach pumping if not.
As a 24 year old person, I Have been educated. Thank you, don’t know anything about Donkeys/horses/etc, but I have been enlightened. Love to anyone and thank you.
It's crazy to me, I've always known horses had shoes put on and that people did something to their hooves not I've never seen it. My grandparents had horses for us as kids but there was someone that took care of that kinda stuff, the only thing I ever did was bath my girl and brush her and that was with my step grandfather. Sad that here I am 43 years old and learning what happens to their poor feet of they're neglected. It breaks my heart and leaves me sad. Poor babies. He's so cute.
Horse owner here. Just thought I’d add that not all horses need shoes. I have a half-Arab mare who is “barefoot.” Our farrier comes every 5 or six weeks and gives her hooves a trim. They grow like our toenails so can be filed. Mine uses that device he’s got in the video to trim all around the edge and then a perfect horseshoe piece comes off. Shoes are typically used for horses only when needed because 1)costs more to shoe than barefoot trim 2)a horse can easily pull and lose a shoe, or injure itself with it 3)you’re putting holes in the hoof and hence run the risk of introducing bacteria. At our barn we generally only shoe the front because our horses are turned out together in groups and hind shoes can cause fatal damage should a horse kick (horses shod in the hind generally would be turned out alone). But shoes can also do wonders for a horse with issues like thin sole or to correct other problems. One of my friends has a horse that has wedges in its shoes to correct the angle of the hooves. He went from dead lame to perfect. Farrier work is actually incredible when done correctly, so very important, and physically hard! There’s an old saying “no feet no horse.: And it’s so gratifying to see what a difference it can make for the rescues.
Thank you for caring for this little donkey! I loved how you put his hoof on your boot to trim it. It looked like you were trying to make it comfortable for him.
You had a hard days work young man. I trimmed two hooves almost that bad once. Took me a while. Found out later that mare has never been trimmed without sedation! Calm folks help make calm equines I guess. Love the meat saw idea! Saves time! Lucky animal to have you work on it. The donkey looks 100% better! Great job. 👏👍
Trimming a donkey with feet like this was then end of my very short farrier career. Too tall, too slow. And then I hurt my back x 2. Both incidents with donkeys with feet like this. It is scary cutting off that amount of hoof. I was living the adventure right along with you. Looking forward to seeing the second video.
So my grandparents, parents, and family also myself now. We’ve kept at least 24 donkeys on the ranch the last 80yrs literally. I grew up around them taking care of them. I feel stupid not knowing this was possible to get that big! It’s unthinkable! Our animals are like kids so they never have got neglected to find out this could happen! Thank you for taking care of that poor thing!
I have so much respect and admiration for you and your art. Thank you for posting this and if you don’t already, you should be proud of yourself and what you do. And thank you for helping out these animals that need it!
I drive an elderly gentleman to a thoroughbred retirement farm in eastern Iowa several times a week where he's adopted three of the horses. Amongst the 35 horses, there's also a mini and a donkey and they're two of my favorites out of the while bunch out there. I'm glad this little guy got his feet taken care of and to my albeit untrained eye, you did a helluva job for him.
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Poor baby. Thank goodness he had someone like you help out
I agree
@@maverick_vet what you should say thanks wtf
Sr Nisreen - lol I think it’s fine
@@srnisreen5504 chill tf out
Sr Nisreen Um no. Wtf to you. He doesn’t have to say thanks. He just agrees that this donkey is a poor baby and that it’s good he helped. He can agree to that and he doesn’t need to say thanks. God, people these days are really getting mad because instead of thanks people say they agree.. Like come on.
You basically had to scuplt a new set of hooves! That's impressive
Agreeeed
6 months ago, pimple popping and earwax removal, 2020, horse/ donkey hoof care, because the internet
lol hope you liked it
Hoof GP got me hooked an these
Same journey mate
Absolutely! Studying to be a vet tech so this kind of stuff interests me anyway. No better way to spend a lazy day!
How did you bypass the human hangnails
I have fallen down a rabbit hole of horse shoeing videos. I’m addicted now.
Same really 🤞😩
it’s so therapeutic!
I’ve been watching “The Hoof GP” he trims cows feet. Who would have thought that cows feet would be so interesting.....and now I’m going to binge on horse shoeing. Coved really does have some explaining to do....lol
This popped up in my feed out of the blue, I ain't even mad. I didn't know this was so satisfying to watch :)
They are soo oddly satisfying. 😁
Where’s your pup to clean up the snacks 😂
Lol that’s a whole meal right there
Lovebird Draws in right
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ı thing dogs like the pure white parts :D maybe they are softer?
Wait, do they actually eat it?
Poor Trigger he looks like he's wearing cowboy boots. ( Trival boots)
It’s more looks like arabian shoes
@@jorel3581 yep I see that.
Hahahahahahaha dang it
The Aladdin 12s
How terrible
For "you hurting him" comments. Imagine you have 2-3 inches long ingrown toenails. It's painful af, so you probably cut them off, go to doc or something and don't be like "this is natural". Pain isn't natural. The same thing is here - he helped this poor animal.
Right. Natural would mean it would have had enough exercise to wear its hooves out without intervention.
@@AjSmit1 I dont know much about these thing so, how does this work for wild hooves aninals?
@@AnimeSquirrel They're a lot more mobile and they wear down over time.
And if it did hurt, the donkey would surely kick the man and try to get away. I thought it was common knowledge that hooves are equivalent to finger nails... until I came to the comment section of these types of videos. People are so damn dumb
This trimming job is nog the thing uitging the donkey, even though hé may veel pain for couple of days, minor pain, if done correctly🙂. IT s the state hé was in before trimming that Hurt this donkey Day after Day.
I see several suggestions in the comments of 'use a saw', 'use a grinder', etc., and in this case it's obvious that those were viable options. (watch to the end). However you must keep two things in mind;
1. These are strong animals with a mind of their own. They are usually desensitized to having their hooves nipped and rasped but, mostly likely, not to having a grinder or a saw applied to them. In some cases, it is the equine's reluctance to allow their feet to be dealt with that leads to this sort of condition in the first place. As I stated in an earlier comment, Cow hoof nippers are the best way to start I have ever seen. They allow twice the leverage due to their longer handle length, allow the animal's foot to remain on the ground and allow the farrier remain out from under the animal.
2. Grinders, and some saws you might be tempted to use, would need access to power. Often this means stretching a cord from some outlet to the the works space. Believe it or not, the movement of dealing with that cord can set off an animal. At that point you have a strong excited dancing animal, a whirling or reciprocating blade, at least two laceration-prone animals and a cord. Which is now trying to constrain all to encourage one to meet the other. In this video he resorted to a hand saw for the back feet. While this is a better option, and in this case, the animal dealt with it fine. You cannot expect that the animal will always accept new (to them) sights, sounds or sensations. Grinders, in particular, offer the animal all three.
Just remember, you're trying to help this animal. You want to accomplish this in as safe and least stressful manner as possible. Mostly for them, but also for your farrier and yourself.
And the vibration and sound can really freak them out. We don't put them in a crush, so there's nothing holding up their leg like with cows.
Thank you!
I’m new to this sort of work and kept thinking Sawzall. Your comment made me think if I had that damn thing vibrating my feet I’d not be too happy about it.
Thank you for the way you explained that.
There’s a new thing you may not have heard of. It’s called a battery. I used to work with a farrier. You put the animal in cross ties and have someone hold up the opposite leg. It came up in pain and lame from the force and twisting. If its afraid of the sound, you get it mildly sedated. He could have blindly cut into flesh this way. With hood that hard, its easy to split the hoof into the Corona using that much force. He admitted inexperience. Should have at least tried to contact someone with experience.
@@debshaw680 Agreed. And honestly even later on he waa digging too deep. I could see red lines everywhere showing up under the hoof
I agree. I find hard to watch a few dog groomers because they insist on using a dremmel and you can see the dog tense up or pull his paw away
Imagine you are getting a pedicure and someone brings out a saw.
You may want to go watch Toe Bro on UA-cam. He works on ingrown & overgrown toe nails, plus all (human) foot needs. Strangely similar & entertaining. 😁
lol
🤣🤣🤣
Imagine having nails as thick as hoofes
Violet Evergarden *me removing the acrylic I did when my nail broke* time for nail drill
This also effects the bones in his feet because he hasn't been able to stand correctly. It will take a long time for this donkey's feet to be semi-normal again. Thank you for giving trigger the help he needs.
100% agree
Nvm I realised my mistake
I thought something looked off, even after the cut. Does the ankle roll forward or something like that?
@@maverick_vet why did some parts of the hooves look red? Was it a nerve or something?
@@speedstick8954 it said in the video why
Poor donkey. such a good boy for standing so patiently.
I just subed to u
does it hurt them?
@@amayamilan8610 is like cutting fingernails it doesn't hurt them if you do it correctly
Why are we watching old vids so satisfying and sad
The guy must have made a good impression to get cooperation like that.
I can't believe how well that sweet little baby is standing through all that especially after all he's been through! I hope and pray he's in a loving home being cherished for the little angel he is. Great video, thank you for sharing and God bless. 😊❤
i never thought i’d be so into horseshoeing during lockdown
Me neither and it's so satisfying to watch and that it helps the animal
Me too
Me feyz 😖😵🤯😖
Try TheHoofGP...lots of abscesses...on cows feet!
Omg, same here lol
Same lol
Without doubt, this has to be the saddest condition for any hoofed animal to suffer either through neglect of unfortunate circumstances. Imagine the relief to get this done. Thank you.
Yea. When hacksaw is needed to deal it. It's a bit much.
It would likely hurt more at first due to how they’re suddenly forced to stand at a different position after being in pain for so long, but over time it will definitely relieve the pain.
I would probably have tried a grinder first. Poor wee thing. If I couldn’t take care of my animals, I’d have called a rescue.
look at some of the donkeys in China.. there are several channels. before you judge, those people there are dirt poor. we are blessed in this country and this sort of thing should not happen here.
@@hillbilly4christ638 it doesn't take much to keep animals hooves in good shape. This condition is from lack of movement and neglect. Wild hooves animals naturally have their hooves worn down.
The places quarantine brings you.
You're beautiful
I just said that
You too???
Exactly!
Fr I wa thinking the same exact thing😂😂😂
I am from NE Ohio. As a young girl, keeping our 13 horses and ponies feet trimmed was my job. My dad must have taught me. I used a hoof pick, nippers and hasp. I never filed or trimmed frog. Their hooves always looked nice. I was a skinny 90 lb girl. I hear you breathing hard and realize I was a very strong girl! 😂 I can’t imagine doing that today at 65.
Muscle memory it would come back to you if you got after it.
I like reading that.
I am so pissed off seeing this. That kind of abuse should be made a felony. They said he was sick for 2 years. It has been longer than 2 years. Why did the neighbor call someone? You call enough and somebody will listen. I have no sympathy for no one but the animals. Someone should be held accountable and I don't care who it is. I bet family or friends showed up after he kicked off. There is a special place in hell for people that let this happen to the animals.
@@dannyallen2931 the owner died? Did you not watch the video?
@@dannyallen2931 No one saw the donkey until the owners died. It was the owners that were sick.
i love how you are so humble that you say “i don’t know if this is the best way but i like the results” i just love how relaxed you are about it and that you just want to help these animals. it’s great i love it
😊 thank you
Your so nice
Seeing a video like this, witnessing what happens when an animal’s hoof is let go for so long. It makes you realize how important it is to keep on top of it, even if other people say that cutting it hurts the animals. Well, think about it. Wouldn’t your fingers hurt when you let them grow so crazily long? And wouldn’t it feel so much better when it’s cut off? The same thing goes for our animal friends too
Cutting them doesn't hurt them either. It's like cutting your own toenails. There's are just shaped different and cover the whole bottom of their feet, like a natural shoe.
@@bumponalog5001 I don't really know anything about horses but I agree with you. Besides, if it did hurt I would imagine that a horse, donkey etc... Has enough force to get you with a powerful kick/buck
Boop Boop It’s a well known fact that it doesn’t hurt them at all, if anyone thinks otherwise they’re just straight up wrong
This just made me think... What would they do without us, humans? But ofc, we can't ignore the fact that we cause em pain too. Just a thought... I cant help but comment it.
Renka Dinan
if the donkey lived in his natural environment with lots of rocks and gravel, this wouldn’t have happened in the first place.
I've groomed dogs so matted that there's bruising under the skin, just like this poor fella had bruising in his feet. Breaks my heart. Also really frustrating to deal with as an animal caretaker when people think you've hurt the animal but really you're just revealing how deep the neglect really goes
right??? there is not one comment under this video saying he’s hurting the animal but if the situation looks „less serious“ to the outside (not saying its not serious ) they’re always quick to call it abuse 🙄
I have never seen such poetry that is so controversial and yet factually true in my life
thats horrible! On a happy note i cant believe i found someone else on this channel that likes steven universe!
I was wondering does it hurt the horses I mean if it does hurt but helps alot then thats fine because youre helping the animal but i was just wondering if it hurts them
@@angry-_-possum666 theres no pain. its just like clipping your fingernails. they have no nerves in their hooves
after going to school for horses and working on a horse farm and learning so much about proper care of horses hooves from my boss who shod horses, i had the bless fortune of meeting a poor little pony with curled up hooves, the little guy was so sad he could hardly walk, i drove for over an hour home to get my tools and came back and trimmed his hooves, his sadness never changed as i trimmed away his fairy shoes he just stood there, when i finished the last foot and untied him he took off running, kicking up his hind feet in the air and jumping, i guess he was happy, 😄we all were. working on that horse farm was the best job i have ever had, i was in my late teens then and i'm 70 now, i love horses and horses can tell when they are loved.
I bet this guy is wondering why his 6 month old horse trimming videos are suddenly blowing up
Killer Kilroy 😂
Haha
I know why......because PEOPLE ARE BORED OF BEING STUCK IN A HOUSE....jk I actually don't know
bkstacker 247 yeah same
Corona virus😂
I guess you could say those were some long _ass_ nails
lol
Dang it , I didn't see it coming.😂
I'll be honest I read this twice before I got it.
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Thats the worst thing ive ever seen. You are a gentle soul with a caring heart. It shows in your voice and you are a blessing to animals.....God bless you mr.
Gosh I wish I was lucky enough to live a life in which this was the worst thing I had ever seen... I can't even comprehend how plush that must be! Congratulations!
You haven’t seen much have you. Nails getting clipped is a very minor thing.
@@spodergibbs5088 well actually i have seen much...im 70 years old was raised on a farm and saw an awful lot of bad things happen to animals. Let me say again.....thats the worse thing ive ever seen. Its horrible that an animal has been unattended long enough for something that horrible happened to it
Saphire Throated Carpenter Ant imagine getting triggerd lmao over this like wtff is your problem
IamRUserious now I agree this is bad I was raised on a farm and my grandpa took care of my animals so I haven’t seen anything like this
I can’t imagine how weird that feels to the donkey after living with the overgrowth.
As someone who does not know anything about domesticating horses or donkeys, my first thought was how it looks like he’s wearing elf shoes
🤣right?!
Dio shoes
I thought he had long socks lol
In French this is actually the real term uses by pet health workers 😂
@@do-not5649 i was expecting someone to make that reference
For those who think this hurts the animal, 1. Don’t you think if this hurt the animal the donkey would be kicking the shit out of him and 2. It’s just like he said like cutting our nails
Erica boehme the people who say this hurts them obviously haven’t spent time with horses/donkeys.
I’m guessing she hasn’t spent time around them either either based off the comment lol but no it doesn’t hurt them. Usually when they pull away they’re just over the whole deal lol
@@spiritualempress6691 I definitely wouldn't like standing around with one foot up for a long time, especially with someone pulling on it all the time. That just has to be annoying.
Erica boehme right if anything it probably hurts to walk around with overgrown hooves
I haven’t seen 1 person say if it hurts them
For being so far past due for a trim he sure is being extremely cooperative. He must know your there to help. Great job!
I wonder what happened to the donkey. What about wild horses and donkeys, how do they manage it without human. Apparently they didn't have that problem. So what happened to this one?
@@seanleith5312 in the wild they don’t have this problem as they wear their feet down naturally on rocks, sand, rough terrain etc. and their diet is sparse
when in human care they are given regular food, and are kept in soft pastures so they don’t have the opportunity to wear naturally. With all of the nutrients humans give them they grow quickly and need regular trimming every 6-8 weeks
I don’t know the status of this guy currently
Some horses have to be sedated for this. It just shows how smart donkeys are. He def knows he's getting help.
@@seanleith5312 The response by @WindMule Acres is actually not complete, as wild horses and donkeys do actually sometimes suffer similar problems (not to this extent) when this happens in the wild however, those animals tend to die out due to natural selection
The donkey is sedated, they inject the animals before trimming.
So glad there are still compassionate people left and wanted to help this little donkey. I am sure he/she feels alot better now.
Roses are red
Honey is sweet
His hooves too big for his goddamn feet
Lol-l.. xD
Lol! Smartass! 😂😎
😂
I love this
Pixuseru lol I never heard that joke before is it original? Or am I living under a rock
Guys, it's just keratin. Relax!
This!!!
Ppl really be thinking this hurts the animal somehow 🤦♀️
Hurts them more not to get it trimmed. Like over grown toe nails, but much worse.
And plenty of it...
It's like getting a haircut, doesn't hurts at all.
I have a love/hate relationship with seeing videos like this, with severely overgrown hooves.
I hate seeing animals so neglected and in pain. There is no excuse a person can give me to allow such suffering to occur.
But I love seeing the work going in to get the animal back into healthy condition. It's a weird satisfaction like " Yeah.....you take it off, take it aaaaaallllll off. Oooh, yeah! Give that donkey a fresh start to a healthy future!"
I feel that too. Hate the cruelty but love the recovery
No excuse? I'm sure being on your deathbed is a good enough excuse as it was stated the owner was sick, it's not like the owner wanted things to happen this way. But yes on a general basis it would be cruel for an owner to neglect their animals as such
@@kekeh.5696 Hooves being overgrown to this extent doesn't happen overnight, or even over a few months. This is years of neglect.
If you're "on your deathbed" long enough for this amount of growth to occur, I daresay you have time to arrange some sort of care for the animal.
@@mokko759 the guy legit said they were ill for a long time and then died. Don’t judge people you don’t know. They might have genuinely cared for all of their animals, you don’t know how long these people were sick, what age they were or what illness they had. You don’t know their situation so don’t just assume that all cases like this are because the owners didn’t care and then up and died, it could very well be more complexed than can be said in a public video
@@hellodelightfulrando Being sick does not mean there are no options regarding the care of animals in your possession. They could have called a donkey rescue, could have sold the donkey, could have surrendered him to the humane society, something! If you are physically unable care for an animal, you find somebody who can.
If the owner was too sick to care for the donkey then who was feeding and watering him all this time? Somebody had to have been. Somebody, a family member, caregiver etc. had to have been feeding this donkey and seen his poor feet. How come this person didn't do anything?
Amazing how well the little fella stood for his trim
Yo, you can tell he's a real cowboy. He steps in the poop and doesn't care.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Is it 3 am?: y e s
Can I sleep?: n o
UA-cam: donkey with elf shoes
Me half asleep: w o w
This is my exact situation rn
I thought he got his boots in JUAREZ.... Burro no buey....lol
I was thinking more like a Jennie’s shoes
Me too it’s exactly 3 am 😂
elf shoes 🤣🤣🤣
This hurts my heart. Wish the owner could have gotten the animals some help but I understand. Bless the woman who offered to help the animals. Thanks for showing the donkey's hoofs and the work that it took to get them back to near normal. Your hands must have been raw when you were done. I see you have some cuts. 😧
After watching same trimming in China you are a breathe of professional air! You don't abuse them to get compliance, the donkey was so calm. Thank you for loving them this way!
this guy is definitely a "I can always wash my hands after" guy
And in this case, the neglect was accidental because the owner died.
Most horse people are
@@spectrumom1 he means the fact that the dude in the video has crap on his hands
@@starbeast1.090 Horse shit isn't nearly as bad as human shit it's basically like old grass
Anyone who works with kids or animals is that kind
So far I've learnt • *How to trim and shape Donkey's over grown hooves* • *Amputating Deer's over grown antlers* and • *How to remove the velvet off of Deer antlers*
in the last 24 hours!
Exited to see where Qurantine takes me next!
I'M also watching a couple rehab a very old sailboat. Put your stove on a gimble to keep it level! I am probably going to learn something here too! I'm going to be a whiz at Trivia!
Me: bored af
UA-cam: what about this guy giving horses pedicures
Ruby Newman nbs
saaaame!
Its a donkey??
@@dae3742 theres also horses ones in diff vids
Good man if he's giving his very hard work away.
Farriers don't get enough $$$ for their skills and HARD WORK!!! Hats off!
Poor guy, look at the difference from beginning and end how he holds his neck, head, haunches and ears. Really turned that baby’s day around. Great work
Do I own a donkey or horse? No. Am I still watching this at 3 AM? That’s a secret I’ll never tell.
5:13am beat me 😂😂 the places late night UA-cam takes me
Raja Canedo I keep telling myself to sleep but the rabbit hole gets deeper every video
It's 3am here, got up to use the bathroom and got stuck watching this now I'm hooked.
Me too 😅
Ouch his hind feet! He’s standing on the side of his hooves, imagine walking around with a twisted ankle 😖
yeahh he must feel so relieved tho now that he doesn’t have to carry that extra weight when waking
@@angixeee3097 aá
I'm a guy from the"hood" and I find these videos very interesting. I didn't know having a horse or donkey could be a lot of work and they need a lot of tending to. Amazing
They do need a lot of tending, but they're incredible animals to work with. :)
@@redwitch12 I'm sure they are and are a huge part of human history 😄
I really have think like you King G that's really incredible 😍
Yeah they do I have 2 donkeys 5 horses and 168 chickens and 72 goats and 300 head or cattle
@@whitefang7139 wow that's a lot of work isn't it? Especially the cattle
Awesome! Finally someone trimming that knows what they’re doing! Not just trimming them all the way down to where they cant even stand or walk.. 👍👍👍
Is anyone else thinking about what the donkey is thinking while he cuts its nails?
A Little Bit Of Everything probably something like ‘ I haven’t been able to feel the ground since 2002!’
I'm so bored. I want some hay!
"Hey! I was saving that, give it back!!!"
Ow
Rabbit Guts so true, this had me laughing hard. Thanks for that
Can you believe that people think this hurts the animal. It's absolute torture for them to grow their hooves out
What did they do when they were wild?
@@Anon.G Walk more, on harsher terrain
@@goawaygoawaynow that's tough
@@goawaygoawaynow then do working donkeys that carry lots of things need their hooves trimmed less often?
@@Anon.G It's likely, I'm not an expert but I think walking on harsher surfaces wears their hooves down a bit more like with wild horses n things.
Who else got recommended a horseshoe trimming and is now traipsing through their whole video list 😂
And the girl that shaved a horse
Me🤣
Guilty
Shit I'm not the only one
Checkout “hoof GP”
The hoof gp took me here, can’t stop watching
Me too! I love The Hoof gp!
The hoof gp uses a hand held grinder to trim the hoofs. I think a lot better and quicker method for trimming hoofs. This takes way to long and looks like a pain in the ass.
same
God I get nervous cutting my cat’s nails for fear of accidentally hurting her, I can’t imagine doing this
Yes, it’s very nerve wracking! If you own horses/donkeys/mules you always gotta make sure the person working on their hooves knows what they’re doing. Very basic cleaning care should be done by the owner fairly often, and you always want to make sure you have a professional come work on them on a regular sort of schedule based on the animal’s need. It’s scary because you don’t want to cut too deep, but someone has to do it!
Ikr i dont cut my dog nails cus im scared i might cut wrong and hurt him
Cut his nails at an 46 degree angle and with a light that's what I do with my dog
The back when I bought the clippers it said cut in thin slices at a 45 angle
@@ak47chan20 it's actually better to cut them often. You're more likely to hurt your dog if their nails grow out too long because then the quick (the sensitive part with blood supply) grows out very long. If you trim often and as needed, the quick will stay shorter and you have less of a chance of hurting them. And not cutting nails can cause the dog issues while walking
@@jackson4860 i know i try to get them cut once a month or so, his nails get cut more times than him bathing
I’m sure the donkey wanted them gone so much and knew you were helping him
I found a pony in a paddock just like this along time ago. Got a farrier to cut and trim him up too that pony was so happy. I confronted the elderly owner..... she said that she believed they drop off. I was disgusted.
I knew this woman who had ponies like this she was about 60 years old and the ponies were hers and her brother’s as children! We got a farrier out to trim them . These donkies had nothing on the ponies.
That’s a bruh moment
God bless you both for taking care of this poor little guy! He was sooooo good!
no problem
That sweat
@@Mahni_wrestles I don't think it's sweat but it definitely is sweet
@@Mahni_wrestles "sweat"
This is a labor of love and kindness for this animal that knows you're helping him to live a better life. ♥️😇
Where will the algorithm take us next
The possibitys are endless my friend
Riding the waves, wherever they may go
Mine took me to draining flooded road videos. So mesmerizing.
Is it just me or does this guy have the smoothest voice ever. Just very calming. Probably good for the animals (:
You look like a mature boxxy.
Kevlar Vrus 57 i dunno what that means but I’m hoping it’s a good thing haha
Yaaaas 😍
Thank God he never got one of those hooves caught on something and broke a leg. I'm no expert, but I feel like that could have easily happened.
Thank God that old lady has a heart, to make sure someone like you could help that poor donkey. You can see she trusts you to take care of her hooves without hurting her.❤
Even though I know (even before the note) that the blood isn't from your trimming, I still cringe a little seeing it. Poor little guy.
This donkey must've felt SO MUCH better after this... I'm sure he was in a lot of pain, the poor thing :(
Not probably uncomfortable but not in pain
@@orundestiunpre2944 Idk... If I wasnt able to stand up properly and had to only use the sides of my feet/my ankles, I'm sure I would feel pain.
@@MariSheWolf he didn't had any problems standing up and yes he was just uncomfortable is just like when ur nails get to long it start to make you feel really uncomfortable.
@@orundestiunpre2944 nope! The way these hooves grew put a lot of stress on his heels and caused A LOT of tork on his toes when he stepped. in a well trimmed foot, a horse should be landing with its hoof flat against the ground- not toe nor heel first. However, judging by the weight on this donkeys toes, its a pretty easy deduction that hes probably landing toe first. This leads to pain when he walks, and just when he stands in general. this is also why you see spots of "old" blood or bruising in the video- from the stress put on the laminae and hoof wall from such overgrown hooves! (not to mention the stress on joints, as well.)
@@i.am.therabbitman8684 oh ok
If you end up getting another case like this, try using a saw blade such as you would use on PVC piping, i used one on a goat with massively overgrown hooves, because my trimmers would not cut through the hardened excess, but the pvc saw blade worked better than the metal hack saw blade.
I used to use an old strong knife and hammer to trim my horse's hooves. Works well.
@@jajahgadis probably doesn't feel so good to the horse!
In farrier school, we were told to use a hacksaw blade. I never did any hooves this bad, just one also way too long, but it had more hoof form to work with. I was just out of school and was freaking when l ran into blood pools. But it came out all right. I'm a Wyoming farrier
Poor little guy. Thank you and the neighbor who called you in for taking on his case! You can tell he’s very tenderfooted - pulling away when most of Sheldon’s patients wouldn’t. And yet he cooperates with you anyways. Wishing the best for little trigger!
Any one who works an act of kindness to a neglected animal, is held in the highest esteem in my book. Good job sir xxx
My, what a relief for the wee donkey. God bless all that has come to his aid.
he´s a pretty tolerant little fellow
Totally he learned it. You think he cant tell this is helping him?
it’s not tolerance, he didn’t feel a thing. Well, maybe a little bit tickle but nothing really.
Ted Danville he meant because even after not being trimmed for a long time he still cooperated
This is a hard dirty job. Thank God for guys like you. The animals appreciate this I'm sure.
This has got to be the most intense pedicure I've ever seen.
Wow, how long does it take to grow hooves like that? His tendons must have been over stretched for a long time. That hurts. Hopefully he will recover and walk normal again.
unfortunately It would take roughly 3 or 4 years of neglect to cause this much overgrowth, and your correct it more often than not causes bone, tendon and nerve damage so this poor boy will be recovering for a while (some don't recover fully) x
i just want to say thank you for helping out this poor donkey. seeing hooves that overgrown makes me so sad, but i'm happy knowing you were there to help.
so once again, thank you! and thank you to all of the other farriers helping our hooved friends.
You are so kind and understanding to let the donkey keep his leg down for trimming, the poor thing has been thru you know what!
Ah yes. Harvesting the forbidden coconut.
Eiwwww ^_^ lol
A person of cultuer I see
I screamed 💀
So far Ive learned how to build a koi pond, that a "slab city" exists in Cali where everyone lives for free, and how to give a donkey a pedicure. Thanks Covid!
Thanks for the chuckle...similar here. Have an awesome day.
Me layin here in bed during quarantine “lookit hims lil new shooz”
That patient donkey can tell your helping him , Thank You
Im just imagine other donkeys and horses laughing at this donkey for having those nails
Know the donkey is rocking thos toes like a brand new jordans,hope hes happy,❤
I’m so glad you put the blood disclaimer I was like wait he’s bleeding😭😭😭
Yeah me too and he clarified it
Where?
@@johntakito1795 8:10
Yeah especially pressing on it too to prove it. Very reassuring.
What a sweet precious baby. They must have been sore. What an absolute champ he was. Whoever eventually got him are blessed
Great job on getting the hooves cleaned up. Such back breaking work.
Those big clippers must hurt on your hands at the end of the day. You do such a good job on these poor animals 😢
1:38 only a real man grabs a turd bare handed to move it out of the way
lol
ELNS that was not 💩
You're right.. He is a real one 😉👌🏼
@george prosser That was a rock. No less respect to him for the work he's doing, but that was definitely a rock. Go back to 1:24 and you can see it in the light.
It wasn’t poop it was a rock
The older I get the more I feel like I need these clippers for my toenails.
🤣
They will take the whole toe off! Just get a set of human nail nippers which look a lot like a pair of wire cutters. A dremel with some sanding bands also helps to thin the nail.
Thank you for taking care of this guy/gal
UA-cam algorithms
Hey you wanna watch some dunkey gettin a pedicure
Me: YES
Kyle Zxc I’m sorry but DUNKEY DONUTS XD
Cringe...
The dogs: "Brothers, tonight we feast!"
K L literally you could make about 7 rawhide chews out of this 😭
Hahaha
Do dogs like to eat those clippings?
Amber Siddoway my dogs would chew them up! We’d try to make sure an wash them off before but they’ll eat their own poop if they get the chance
Ally Jackson yes dogs do eat them!! But make sure you wash them before you give them to your pup, it can really hurt them and make them need a stomach pumping if not.
As a 24 year old person, I Have been educated. Thank you, don’t know anything about Donkeys/horses/etc, but I have been enlightened. Love to anyone and thank you.
Thank you a Million times over for helping out this Baby Boy.
His hooves look like those boots that was all the rage with Mexican cowboys ... long, pointy, curled up boots 😄
Botas tribales
@@513MRSHADOW513 si!! 😆
Tribal. The worst time in mexican history.
I mean, that technically, *literally* makes them look like neglected jackasses then.
Hilarious, cuz as a Mexican, I know people who wear boots that look like that, but, I see some Iron Sheik boots type shit! 😂😂
It's crazy to me, I've always known horses had shoes put on and that people did something to their hooves not I've never seen it. My grandparents had horses for us as kids but there was someone that took care of that kinda stuff, the only thing I ever did was bath my girl and brush her and that was with my step grandfather. Sad that here I am 43 years old and learning what happens to their poor feet of they're neglected. It breaks my heart and leaves me sad. Poor babies. He's so cute.
Horse owner here. Just thought I’d add that not all horses need shoes. I have a half-Arab mare who is “barefoot.” Our farrier comes every 5 or six weeks and gives her hooves a trim. They grow like our toenails so can be filed. Mine uses that device he’s got in the video to trim all around the edge and then a perfect horseshoe piece comes off. Shoes are typically used for horses only when needed because 1)costs more to shoe than barefoot trim 2)a horse can easily pull and lose a shoe, or injure itself with it 3)you’re putting holes in the hoof and hence run the risk of introducing bacteria. At our barn we generally only shoe the front because our horses are turned out together in groups and hind shoes can cause fatal damage should a horse kick (horses shod in the hind generally would be turned out alone). But shoes can also do wonders for a horse with issues like thin sole or to correct other problems. One of my friends has a horse that has wedges in its shoes to correct the angle of the hooves. He went from dead lame to perfect. Farrier work is actually incredible when done correctly, so very important, and physically hard! There’s an old saying “no feet no horse.: And it’s so gratifying to see what a difference it can make for the rescues.
I can't tell how many times I've watched this one video. He always speaks as if we're there personally and thats very much appreciated
What a hero this guy is.
I don’t know much about horses or donkeys but to do what he did for that poor donkey has made him a stand up guy!! ❤️❤️❤️👍👍
Thank you for caring for this little donkey! I loved how you put his hoof on your boot to trim it. It looked like you were trying to make it comfortable for him.
That definitely helps them be comfortable!!
You had a hard days work young man. I trimmed two hooves almost that bad once. Took me a while. Found out later that mare has never been trimmed without sedation!
Calm folks help make calm equines I guess.
Love the meat saw idea! Saves time!
Lucky animal to have you work on it.
The donkey looks 100% better! Great job. 👏👍
You need to include a saw in your tool kit... The patience of this animal is amazing.
Thanks
He kinda did this if u watch the whole video...
Trimming a donkey with feet like this was then end of my very short farrier career. Too tall, too slow. And then I hurt my back x 2. Both incidents with donkeys with feet like this.
It is scary cutting off that amount of hoof. I was living the adventure right along with you.
Looking forward to seeing the second video.
Can’t keep back my tears... he must have been in so much pain walking around with that 😢. Thank god for your rescue ♥️
I don't believe you since you make many guys feel worse than that donkey.
@@user-co8uf1mj6c incel energy
@@user-co8uf1mj6c incel asf
@@user-co8uf1mj6c cant get anyone huh?
I know that your hands were in extreme amount of pain,while doing this nobel thing,saving these animals neglected feet. You're to be admired.
It's great how you talk about the previous owners so respectfully. Good job, and thanks for helping their donkey!
So my grandparents, parents, and family also myself now. We’ve kept at least 24 donkeys on the ranch the last 80yrs literally. I grew up around them taking care of them. I feel stupid not knowing this was possible to get that big! It’s unthinkable! Our animals are like kids so they never have got neglected to find out this could happen! Thank you for taking care of that poor thing!
i bet trigger loved the work done, ive never seen hooves so long and neglected. well done yr a hero to trigger
first time I had seen them this long too
I have so much respect and admiration for you and your art. Thank you for posting this and if you don’t already, you should be proud of yourself and what you do. And thank you for helping out these animals that need it!
Thank you so much! very kind
The Back Ground Music makes me feel like Im on hold during a phone call lol... Happy to see this poor guy get some much needed attention
I drive an elderly gentleman to a thoroughbred retirement farm in eastern Iowa several times a week where he's adopted three of the horses.
Amongst the 35 horses, there's also a mini and a donkey and they're two of my favorites out of the while bunch out there. I'm glad this little guy got his feet taken care of and to my albeit untrained eye, you did a helluva job for him.