Horses Missing Eyes | Horse Shelter Heroes S3E10
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2022
- Our auction rescue team saved 33 precious horses and donkeys at the auction, and some of them were missing eyes or were blind! Thanks only to your support, these precious animals are safe from the horrors of continuing down the slaughter pipeline. Watch as they are rescued, assessed, transported, intaked at the shelter, given veterinarian and farrier care, and a whole lot more in this latest episode.
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The woman who adopts blind horse's has such a beautiful heart and magical soul!😇
I really like the format of detailing which horses were put down and exactly why. It's helpful to educate people who want to keep every horse alive at any cost--sometimes that's just additional cruelty.
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@Vegan Higler horses require 4 legs and they are not like dogs and cats that can happily live on 3 or less legs. Is it fair to allow a horse to live with a leg that cannt be used properly and probably would require high doses of pain relief? No ita not fair and that is why the last act of kindness is given
@Vegan Higler I truly wish horse could live a happy & painless life on three legs but if you know a little about horses' body you'll know that's not possible.
@Vegan Higler the joint is busted. Everything is involved. Tendons, bone, ligaments and any other soft tissue damage. Its extremely painful. In humans, you can treat knee and elbow problems. In horses, you can't do the same thing. With a busted knee like that you can't fix it. It is cruel to let them suffer and pump meds into it, overloading their kidney and liver with the amount of pain relief needed.
@Vegan Higler show me at least a research that could prove that
Yay to the lady who adopts blind horses .... great episode. Glad you could save so many. Thanks for doing what you do.
Ditto!!!!
Maybe she could do you tube about her training and life with blind horses
I loved that. Knew what to expect and how to handle the disability. Kudos to her
She was awesome for sure!
I LOVE seeing you guys explain the euthanasia cases more in depth. Being open about it helps to understand the reasoning better and hopefully helps with false accusations regarding euthanasia performed at Horse Plus. As a vet tech I've always agreed with your decisions.
I agree however there are some people who will argue until their face turns blue. There is a person who is Vegan something or other i cant remember her full facebook name that she is one of them.
Euthanasia is indeed sometimes the last act of kindness. I love that they explain their reasoning in depth, showing they don't make these decisions lightly. Whenever we put down our family pets in the past we would also have a long conversation within our family and with our vet. I think we owe our animals a worthy life, and peaceful death when life becomes too painful. Peacefully passing away, with someone to keep you company, feeling loved and cared for is a death I would wish for myself too when the time comes.
Love the girl who took Snickers and Heath! She is so positive and optimistic for the blind horses! It's just what they need--she has a very special gift!
We are planning to move to TN. When we get there...we are going to your facility to adopt donkeys and a couple of pasture pets. Thank you for all the work you do and we can't wait to get there!
I wish I can live In tn
Horse plus is a well oiled machine with huge hearts and years of expertise. As always, thanks for all the Cory footage. Lovely to see Doc again. I’m also loving Jenna, she’s the best. I have my favourites, but I admire the entire team.
I love and appreciate your whole team so much!! Thanks from the bottom of my heart. The horses and donkeys are so sweet. I wish I could help more. ♥️❤️🙏🙏🐴
Oh my goodness I commented while watching the episode then read comments & I said same phrase lol. I've watched for long time & totally see how they have grown & gotten better at auction intake. It is a well oiled machine now for sure!!
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You may have had to give the last act of kindness to 4 but you still saved them. So in my book you saved 33 in the end. Great job!
Keep up your life saving procedures. GOD BLESS YOUR WORKS.
So important that you explain why you have to do the last act of kindness. Thank you.
So grateful that yall are so patient and understanding with the horses. *Yay ! So happy Doc is up and around again as well, been sending lots of positive thoughts his way. We love you Doc!* Blessed Be and Stay Well!
I had to laugh when she said she didn't expect "this small little thing to fight this much"! Cows, no matter the size are enormously powerful. When I bottle fed a 3 day old calf, it nearly broke my knee caps butting me for milk. I never questioned bovine strength from that day til this!!
Thanks office ladies. You sure know how to put a smile on my face. Your personalities are a great asset for Horse Plus. Love those happy faces !!!
A Colorado Mountain Grandma, USA. 💜
I LOVED the "ICE CREAM LADY"! Giving these auction animals treats is a REAL ACT OF KINDNESS! This is likely the first time many of these auction animals got a real "TREAT". There's no better way to calm a frightened animal and start to win trust than if you can get him to accept a treat from you. An animal KNOWS if you give him a treat you are NOT going to hurt him.
I would adopt every blind horse if I could, they deserve love kindness and care🙏💕💜💙👍🙏🙏🙏🐎🐴🙏🙏🙏🙏
You are all so awesome helping the horses an donkeys
I just love the girl who adopts the blind horses she is so sweet! I bet all the horses she has are just impeccable and great pets!
The amount of outstanding work Horse Rescue does and the many lives they have saved is something that goes beyond words. May God bless all of you as I think he’s the only one on your level. 🤩🤩🇦🇺🇦🇺🙏
Wow 33 precious Lives saved another amazing auction rescue and i am glad to see Doc is back he is amazing we have missed him love you all
Great video as usual, nice quality coverage of the horses yet much interaction with the people that help them. You guys just keep getting better at this. Got some really nice looking horses this time. Loved the lady and special coverage of the blind horses.
Yes, the lady who takes blind horses is great 🌺🐴🇨🇭🇫🇷🙏🏻
Hurray for Doc! Keep up the awesome work team!🐎
Excellent video. Thank you for all of the information on the PTS horses. Also great adoption of the blind horse as well as the one that has sight issues. Great team.
Again, in this crazy mixed up world today, Horse Plus makes the world a whole lot brighter and gives hope to all of us critter lovers out there...AMAZING team guys, always a pleasure to clear my sinus with y'all...lol...THANK YOU!!!
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I absolutely agree!!
Wonderfull...shining Sahra drings her coffee out off a washeble Cup!!!!!!! BRAVO!!!!!!!!
What an amazing team you have there. Thank you so much for rescuing the horses, donkeys and mules from the auction and all you do for them afterwards. Also it was really interesting to hear from the lovely lady who adopts the blind horses.
Imagine how much work goes into filming this
It’s a lot of work but we love it and it tells the horse’s stories so much better.
I am over the moon happy Doc has returned and is doing well! Sure have missed him in the videos! The young lady who adopts the blind horses is just an angel and those sweet babies will be loved for sure!
Doc is my favorite doctor at this place.
I'm so impressed by the love &care that you give the horses!!🐎🍎🥕🐴
What a lovely video, very informative and so 😊 happy for Heath and Snickers. The lady ♥ has a great energy and the horses will be so happy. Kudos to all the team working so well on the vetting , a' well oiled machine' now. ❤
So well done. All this effort is paying off for these lucky animals. Thank you for sharing.
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The cinematography and editing are awesome. I especially appreciate all the horse shots. Thank you!
glad to see doc is back and doing good
Thank you for all you do for these angels and giving them a second chance! And the last act of kindness so no more suffering and pain
Every time I see the donkeys, I fall more in love with them. If I ever get the space, I want a pair to be my buddies.
You guys are awseome! I don't ever see any vet students there. Maybe there are some but it seems to me that this is an excellent place for student vets to be exposed to a lot of different health problems.
Oh I love the lady who adopts the blind horses, you are a truly beautiful person....🙏
Absolutely love Rose. I have ridden many Thoroughbreds from the racetrack (in a saving program in Germany). And I know what happens to them on the tracks and often in training. It takes time, patience and gentle consequence to retrain them. But once you have - they make such amazing riding horses! I absolutely loved working with them and riding them. In Rose I see the behavior of so many. So glad she was saved and I know from a more recent video that she has been adopted 🙏 Oh Cornelius came back! It’s amazing that adaptors have this option - and contract of course.
I also appreciated the explanations regarding the last act of kindness. I trust your judgement and know how much you all care for these animals…I fully understand that there is sometimes a great need to put an animal out of its pain and suffering. Handling the situation this way with a logical explanation should help all of us to learn and appreciate why this must be a part of the horse rescue. It is the fault of the previous owners! BTW…it was good to see Doc back on the job! And so nice to see Jason and Tawnee….wish we could see them a bit more! Thank you all for all you do!
@Vegan Higler what are you talking about??
@Vegan Higler I knew a family who lived on a farm…their dog got hit by a car and for a long time it just dragged itself around the barnyard because it was paralyzed. They couldn’t bear to put the dog to sleep so it dragged itself around with poop smeared on its backside until it couldn’t get out of the way and got killed by another vehicle. Have you ever seen a person with severe neuropathy? Constant pain all the time. Cannot sleep without major painkillers and even then the pain is still there. Cannot do any activities of a life. Pain envelopes them and the mind just focuses on the pain. We who have animals to care for have a duty to relieve them of their pain and if there is no fix to the problem we must be strong enough to do that last act of kindness. A horse walks with all its weight putting pressure on each leg. If a horse is taken care of and is healthy they can live into their thirties. Do you really want to keep a horse alive to just stand in pain with head hanging down….just existing? HPH rescue animals that the kill buyers are bidding on, no matter what shape. These horses are doomed to a semi truck ride down to Mexico to be slaughtered. Have you researched what happens to the horses on those trucks? Jason and Tawnee and their crew do what they can to get the animals adoptable…sometimes just as pasture pets. But sometimes it is necessary to relieve them of their pain in a final way. And horses do not have ‘arms’. They are 4 legged creatures that must be able to use all 4 legs all the time. Horses don’t lay down much and if they did that could kill them. Their lives, when HPH rescues them from the slaughter line, are infinitely better! 36 horses rescued…33 saved and 3 given the last act of kindness. A mutual decision to end the horses suffering…because there really is nothing they can do to fix years of neglect by their former owners. And please….if you do not agree with this rescue organization please don’t watch. Go follow any of the other humane groups that regularly euthanize perfectly healthy, adoptable animals as a matter of routine…for space or whatever reason they have. Oh wait, you can’t. Because they don’t make any of that public. This group is trying to save as many as they can and relieve the suffering of the few that they cannot help. And we all thank them for that!
@@debaniol9321 Thank you for a thoughtful and truthful response. People who have not experienced that pain and suffering up close can be quick to give an opinion- possessing the insight of a thumbtack. Clueless. Appreciate you taking the time to spell it out.
@@denisemullen112 Thank you Denise🙂
Idea for applying caustic powder: put your supply in a plastic ketchup server ( two for $1 at dollar tree). A squeeze will send a nice puff of powder right into the foot.
That is a great idea, thank you!
“ Yeah, I went to school for that…” LOL ! Welcome back, Doc! 💖
I like the PTS ( euthanasia case) rounds.
I think it is great to educate people as to why the decisions are made for euthanasia.
As long as you guys have the boots on the ground, I'll behind you all with my full support!!(Robin)
The first act of kindness to the horse is the apple!
This woman who adopts and speaks for blind horses is a true hero ♥️
That ball face sorrow, horses, nice
is always such a pleasure to watch your amazing videos, for me is like a special treat of the weekend( is when I have time ), it helps me every time to win trust and hope in human beings
You all are absolutely amazing bless everyone of you
Brilliant episode . Felt so sorry for the big guy. The little blind miniature is adorable. Love what you do
You are changing these poor rescued creatures to really beautiful horses!
Thank you so much for doing this awesome job.
Especially Doc, but all of you have such an impressive amount of knowledge about how healing and handling the horses an longears properly.
Excellent!!! 33, how wonderful!!!!
Kory ist a true Horseman,I Love watching him handling and training the horses-good you have him there!!
Hi again
Another well done vid! The crews are doing such a great job like a well oiled machine as is said. Wonderful to see Doc back doing better and happy doing his thing. So encouraged by the gal who adopts the blind horses. She's just the best! So nice to see no rain or freezing temps for all of you to deal with. All will be a nice break til it's bug time.
Good to see Tawnee doing better too. Will be a busy month getting this group ready but pretty sure there are many future adoptions in this group. Heartfelt thx as always for all your patience and TLC you give the horses...
So wonderful that all those horses got help!! Great team & your are like a well oiled machine anymore.
It's nice to see his progress with the hoof issues. Blessings guys.
Fantastic video as usual. Nice to see all my favorite people this week!
You are the best!
The first horse I trained was a little black Paso I name Natika(angel of precious stones in Cherokee). She was a huge learning curve and trained me as much as I trained her. Great little horse.
Such beautiful horse's
I have a lot of respect and love for donkeys as well as mules as they probably were our first hard worker animals!!….the second are the large and sweet mannered cattle!! They can pull heavy loads, as well as be sure-footed!! Lotts of them have had very bad treatment and care, but should be better when they are in. The care of these wonderful people!! Doc is a godsend for them all, and puts love back into their life, and gives them fair judgment upon their exams, and it’s a daunting job but appreciated👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💋💋💋💋💋💋💋Bless them all and you people!!
If you own a gelding, its just routine care to check the "ding ding" and clean out the " beans' ( my gelding would " drop" on command.( a friend said , ooh , thats icky..i told her yeah, but you have to clean inside, it gets build up..beans, you have to check its tounge and teeth..alot of gelding owners neglect that part of boy care. ( my vet taught me how..because my boy had " issues" i had a great vet. My geldings name was boyo. My vet called him that because he always called geldings boyo s and mares missy s lol
The round pen looks awesome. Good work.
Good idea Jenna, to loosen up the Vet wrap first....much eaier.
Nice comment: Doc is adorable and I love him. I wish he were my grandpa.
Another amazing episode of Horse Plus x you have such an awesome team right now x so impressive to watch x welcome back Doc we missed you!
Our dads were right--you CAN fix anything with duck tape!
Amazing work you guys do, you're a blessing🙏🏻💝
Hey Doc , nice to see you back. Shoulder go ok ? I ended up having my right shoulder done this last winter. Blessings guy.
Doc: I'm gonna title this one donkey wars. 🤣
Well done! Thank you!
Want to watch a fantastic young lady (Morgan) raise and train a unbelievable blind Appaloosa name Endo....they are a perfect duo... Endo the Blind...
I like how Kory works with the horses. I also take my horses out and just groom them and give them grain sometimes. That way it’s not always a bunch of work when they get taken out. My horses are all super easy to catch.
It is a wonderful team. Everyone is great.
I am obsessed with that little OTTB mare, Rose. She is absolutely gorgeous and has the fire that I like. I've had horses my entire life until I went into the Army and started training when I was around 10. I got out of the Army a few years ago and unfortunately haven't found a place I like with horse property yet so I have another year or so before I'm going to be able to have another horse. I'm living vicariously through yall for the time being. Lol
I have never been a horse oerson, but since watch you fokks, I'm totaly hocked. I love the actions, and seaning the intact. I have learned so kuch, and looking forward to many more things.
I'm a shut in and on a fixed income. I can't donate, but your in my prayer.
Calista knows you are taking care of her and she's not afraid now.
Just AWESOME! 👍❤
My friends and I trained and rode without bits.
Thank you giving the last act of kindness to the horses that needed it. It is so hard for some ppl to do it so God bless you.
Great job everyone. Good luck to all your adoptions xx
TAWNEE'S MONOLOGUE at 39:30 is the best thing I've ever seen her do. Tawnee, you have become a really good presenter with a great balance between professionalism, emotion, and facts.
I really just love watching this
Please consider using mounting blocks. It is a big strain on the horse's back every time you pull the saddle to one side with your weight. That could also be the reason for the bucking with the chestnut mare.
agreed! There's some pain going on there... Cory even noticed it, her trot was uneven. There's something wrong with the chestnut. Get Vet out next week.
I think he is far too heavy for the chestnut mare, I’ve mentioned using a mounting block, strange the differences between ‘normal’ in the USA and the UK
I kind of disagree. I've never used a mounting block in my life aside from when I was showing in English on my Thoroughbred as he was quite tall and English saddles don't tighten quite as much as western and have smooth cinches. I've never had a horse develop any sort of problem through the 20 years I have had horses due to not using a mounting block. That little mare was hoping and bucking because she is green. She is an OTTB and race horses aren't really trained to be ridden, just to run with a tiny jockey on their back.
That last adopter was very informational. I enjoyed that a lot. I know nothing about horses but have always loved them and always wanted one.
Ya'll are absolutely amazing, you have so much patience and empathy for these animals, I love how you don't sugar coat anything and are so open with what you do. I wish the owners would have taken care of these animals themselves but at least they have Horse Plus Humane Society to help them. I knew horses have a lot of hoof and leg problems, but am surprised how many eye injuries they have (you can tell I know nothing about horses). Thanks for everything you do for these animals.
It's very very sad what these horses and donkeys and mules go through.
Sorry another question.does blind horse lady have a channel or nonprofit. LOVE HER!!!
I'm trying to figure out what they're saying. passer horses?
@@horsetuna Paso Fino...it's the breed of horse.
Paso fino breed
Love your work! Can we donate to the lovely lady taking care of the blind horses?
Hi to the girl who takes in the blind horses! I'm visually impaired as well and if I had the money to keep a horse I would 100% go for a visually impaired horse because I know how this kind of limitation feels and I think we could help each other just fine. Props to her for helping the blindies out, they deserve a good life too!
Newer subscriber, love what you do @horse plus humane
Love these videos!
Another awesome video! Great work guys and thank you.
I very much appreciate it when you mention which horses needed the last act of kindness. It helps me to have closure to know what happened to them because I see them most often at the auction and know they were purchased. I certainly trust your team's decisions with regard to whether a horse can be rehabilitated or not.
It would be great to have the blind horse information as a separate video. A great way to get the word out about them....short and informative videos that we can share on social media for you.
Thank you.
You can try a halter with a lead rope tied to it as reins.
They even sell snap reins that go on halter’s. I volunteered at a therapeutic riding center and we used that very often.
If the hackamore didn't work you could try a bosal or partial bosal as well! It still exerts pressure on the nose but not on the chin and usually sits where the nose bone is. In any case it's good that Kelsie has soft hands with her!
So good to see the patients and skilled training work.
I absolutely LOVE Doc!! Hope you’re healing up well.
Griffindor should write a book about training blind horses.
Good job on production, this time, team :D
💝💕🐎🐎 I love you all, what an amazing group of people. I tried to give a donation through charge but it kept saying my expiration date was wrong. So I will try again and possibly use PayPal if the card won't work. 🙄