A Birdie Rescued From The Slaughter Pipeline Adopted
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- ADOPTED!
Enjoy his video
Meet Birdie
Enjoy his song below
• Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free ...
Birdie is a 7 year old grade gelding .
This is more then just a evaluation video
Ty wanted to show you the a variety of tools and a different discipline of a horse
If you think you can give Birdie a forever home please go to our website and fill out an adoption application www.fortheloveo...
Adoption fee $1,500.00
Please no rude comments about the size of the rider.
At our organization we evaluate all riding horses to make sure that they are safe for the new adopter
These horse come from auction and could have been drugged, to ride at auction or given medication to hide lameness.
To prevent the new adopters from having a potential issue we do our best to make sure the equines are presented correctly..
Any rude or derogatory comments will result in automatic blocking and banding of the individual
Evaluation is just that an evaluation and dose not warrant an equine to not have an issue in the future
Equines are an animals and have a mind of their own.
Make a great ranch horse…..he wants to please…great video Sierra and Tye…..
Thanks 👍
Looks a lot like my first horse when I was a young girl of 14. I’m 73 now. I hope he finds a great home, thanks for saving him from the kill pen.
Such a thoughtful evaluator. I do think he is not used to moving with that much weight. He is being careful. He seems like maybe is used to one rider and is being cautious with this big man on him.
I love how expressive his face is.
Would love to see a young girl adopt him and form a close bond. Spoil him a little 😊❤
Ty, Sierra, and Wendy, great video of a fantastic horse evaluation. Wonderful explanation and demonstration.
Thank you !!
Definitely needs a seasoned rider with patience and also more training. Nice young horse for the right owner.
He’s been adopted to a great home .
Thanks for joining us
She's so beautiful. Glad you saved her 🙏
Hoping and praying Birdie finds his just right forever home. He’s got so much potential and will make some young rider the happiest owner in the world. All his goodness is so evident. Thank you for giving this darling boy a second chance. 💕🙏🏼💕🙏🏼💕
Thank you !
He found his forever home we will bring him on Wednesday.
So excited for him
I wish I had a horse barn so I could take him home with me. He seems like a really nice horse that needs some TLC
This is a really nice Horse and he need a Friend he deserves love ❤Liane 🇩🇪
He found a great forever home
@@fortheloveofthehoof9345 Great news - I looked at his ears in the video and I saw " the will to please" ❤️Liane 🇩🇪
That was super interesting, thank you for explaining so much! I don’t know a lot about working horses. What a great horse, I really hope he finds an amazing new home that really appreciates him!
Glad it was helpful!
What a great evaluation!
@@lyndakowalke8858 thank you !
Beautiful Bay Birdie, great to see Ty working with him...i look forward to the day Beandy is back evaluating, i hope she is doing well...That's not a really windy day Wendy, living on the coast of the UK we get really, really windy days!...💜🐴
Lol I am sure the wind whips there
It was windy here because of all the dust in our face :)))
Wind is not my favorite
Thanks for watching !!!!
Such a goooood boy ❤
This is great. I am lovein it ! I am learning alot .😊
Thank you !
Why would anyone send a nine year old horse to slaughter?
I don’t believe there are bad horses, just lazy owners who fail to patiently and properly train their horses.
When a horse trusts the rider, they’ll do just about anything for them.
Thank you for saving her. 🤗
They send horses as young as a month into the slaughter pipeline it’s all about money .
Weather a kill buyer or horse trader picks them up it doesn’t matter an auction is not where a horse should end up :(((
@@fortheloveofthehoof9345 I agree with you. I suppose an auction gives one last chance to the animals, rather than going straight to the slaughter house; providing someone like you is there to rescue them.
But my problem, once again, is with the original owners; they buy or breed animals then discard the used up or undesirable ones because they don’t want to carry the expense of caring for them.
If people want animals they should take responsibility and take care of them no matter what.
@@patriciafarran9742 amen !
My thoughts exactly it all starts with the original owners !!!
If they were responsible not only in caring but training their horses so many less would be in the slaughter pipeline!!!
@@fortheloveofthehoof9345 🙏🤗
Thank you for sharing.🐴
Thank you for watching !
I hope he gets all the good ,that he deserves ❤ I’m thinking of that horse. I hope you are particular in whom he is passed onto .humans always manage to get what they want And that’s why there is so much cruelty in this world today …❤
He has a wonderful new home and we will be taking him to her next Thursday…
We are excited for him to start his journey
Really appreciate the learning obtained as i am watching!!!
Great videos. Thank you. Please explain more what and why you are doing or rather what does horse knows. For someone like me who knows nothing about how to handle horses but would like to adopt one some day this information is very valuable.
Thank you for your feed back
I enjoy the educational side of this, it makes so much sense! I'm just wondering if the rider is a bid big for this size of horse?
Better that the rider be a little big for the horse then adopting the horse out without knowing if the horse is safe .
Thank you for watching and joining us
Yes that does make sense! I was just wondering because I have seen so many horses with spine issues who were rescued from the slaughter pipeline! Thank you for your kind response! And off course keep up the great work you are doing! 😃
Maybe say Trot. He might have word clues. Wonderful animal. He seems to have common sense.
Why would you slaughter such a great animal?
For money! Nothing more than greed!
I am sorry we would never slaughter an animal we save them from that type of fate
I don’t think you were asking why would For The Love of the Hoof slaughter horses! They don’t! They Rescue and rehab horses for new forever homes.
My comment was for those sellers with no heart who bring horses to the slaughter pipeline. Those horses who are abused with lack of respect and care with life ending situations as a result. 😢😢😢
@@KathrynRose-schultz-qs6qw yes my misunderstanding yes not sure why anyone would even consider doing that to their horse
Thank you for watching and caring
@@fortheloveofthehoof9345 you guys are awesome! love your work! Stay 💪 strong ❤️ ❤️
with the activity of his mouth, I am wondering if he's more of a 'hackamore' trained?
He is used to roaping..
When he threw the rope, he stopped trotting.
Enjoyed the video ..... why would a seven year, sound horse be sent to the kill pen?
That’s what the kill buyers look for they don’t want skinny sick lame horses there is no many in it for them that way
The bigger the healthier the more money they get :(((
Maybe as a ranch horse that's all he did was a fast trot....
Hes also on the small side with more Woe than go...
I love this horse. too bad I live in Canada and most of all I would have to rent a place for him to stay at. 🤗🤗
I just found your channel. You guys are amazing. Very skilled and not harsh. Thank you for saving horses from the slaughter pipeline. How did this amazing young horse ever end up there. 💕🫶
Thank you !
Horses of all ages breed end up on the slaughter pipeline .
No matter if a horse is bought by a kill buyer or horse trader an auction is not where a horse should end up .
Unfortunately many don’t want to deal with the public coming to look at a horse and want a quick buck so they take a chance on the horse and put it in auction where the horse has a chance getting bought by the wrong person .