Dogs and Donkeys - Horse Shelter Heroes S4E5
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- Опубліковано 15 бер 2023
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The dad getting the donkeys is a sweetheart. Bless him and his family. Passing on compassion for animals is a beautiful thing.
I was thinking the EXACT same thing!!! I wanted to be related to him,- or give him a hug, or something 😊😊😊
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I'm sticking with a childI'm still going to get my horses❤ 🤠🐴💋💯💯🌻🐦🆗🔙✔️💞
Love the family that adopted Eire and Radar…they will have so much fun with these two adorable donkeys!
Seeing the donkeys hugging was so cute!
Beautiful photo. I’m excited they all went together. ❤😊
Beautiful photo. I’m excited they all went together. ❤😊
Yeti is a lucky soul to end up in your hands. Bless you guys.
I wanted to say to Horse Plus for all that you do and to put up baby cam live for Candy and Kissamee. In hopes more can be done for all other survivors and rescues. Many blessings love and peace to all Heros. 😇🕊️🙏❤️✌️💯☺️
I'm glad all these donkeys got adopted..yay😄🎉
"All they gotta do is watch the cattle and eat cookies." Sounds like donkey heaven. Sweet family!
Can't believe your facility actually exists! Who would want to take on all the responsibility that you have to do. So many hats you wear, the criticism you endure, the tiring auctions you attend, the building improvements you undertake, the staffing issues, the loyalty and trust to coworkers that disappoint. It certainly is not easy, but for the 💕 of horses 🐎+. Who's there to stand in the gap plus bring other organizations on board to continue on. There really isn't anyone like you. You inspire me!
So true on all accounts. They're awesome.
Thank you. So heartbroken about Yeti but glad you could help her. What a beauty.
the man adopting eeyore and radar seems like such a kind soul!
Too crazy to be handled? Just give them a Kory session 😊
And Keith is working hard like always, he is so cute!! 😂 and does amazing work at the facility.
Nice to see a update from you guys ❤
Probably just someone who didn't want to be patient and slow down to the animals pace. Whereas Horse Plus, goes very slowly with the animals making them feel comfortable and giving them choices.
“ Can’t separate them. That doesn’t seem right.”❤❤❤❤
And donkeys need to be with other donkeys. It worries me when one goes solo. Glad that bonded pair will stay together, in what is clearly a great home!
awwww the three donkeys are so cute! I love Horse Plus!
That…..
Guy….
Is…..
Too,….too…..funny!!
So sorry to hear about Yeti...😢
Thanks for another wonderful episode! ❤❤
Producing BOTH shows simultaneously??? That's a really enormous undertaking!!
Good luck, HPHS! 🙏🤞
Donkies! ❤❤❤❤❤
Calli looks awesome . Great mix ! I had a cattle dog and German shepherd mix and she was amazing smart ,fast, kind everyone loved her . ❤️🌿she passed at 16.
I think I ember that adopter from a past episode. I bet she’s top choice of foundlings, rejects and rehomables everywhere!! 🐈⬛🦜🦮🦘🪶🐿⭐️
Just joined the membership, blessings to all the staff and of course, the animals 🐴❤🙏🏻
Great episode! Love the variety and the fact that there’s also the training video with Kory and of course the Vets episodes!!
Awesome episode as always! You guys are great! So sorry for yeti but she had the best care and love instead of what awaited her on that truck. Keep up the good work!
Good Evening Guys. I am so the two donkeys got adopted together. They are so cute. It's bad about poor Ledie. She seem a sweet horse. It was a good dishin for her. She was beautiful work horse too. Thank you guys for the rescuing her. All my ❤❤❤❤❤ to all you guys. God Bless 🙏 you all. And all the horses and donkeys and dogs. And cats too.
Dr Nancy is so pretty. The male adopters of both sets of donkeys were so sweet. Glad they got good homes.
What a sweet horse Yeti is. Thank y’all for rescuing all of these beautiful animals.
Dr.Dawn looks like she could be Doc's daughter. I really like her.
This has all be so very exciting! Can't wait to see what happens next!!!
🥺😭😭😭Yeti 😭😭😭 i was hoping they could help u beauty. Feeling heart broken for her.😭💔
Agreed
Same 😢. It’s just soul crushing sometimes. That kind of cancer is nasty. You think it’s out and then it comes back worse
I do too...poor Yeti, but at least the last six weeks she had love from horse plus... better than in a truck bound for Mexico 😟
Kory is a great asset for the rescue!
I have loved donkeys since I was a little girl, they are cute and adorable 🥰👍💙💜💕🙏🙏🙏🙏
You guys are here's for horses
Lol Tawney 😆 love all your staff and friends from b.c canada 🇨🇦
Amazing episode! Loved all the adoptions! Hope they all have great forever homes! Too bad about Yeti but what a lovely time she has had with you.
How wonderful to mentor 25 new rescues! Seems like a BIG jump from last season though. I have enjoyed getting to know the last 4 groups and watching them grow and learn and even subscribing. It has made a difference in support and awareness for sure. Also, love watching your first mentors and seeing how they are paying it forward from their experience. It would be nice to have updates on all of them annually to hear about their growth, success numbers, favorite event or adoption, stories, and learn of new goals.
Interns--amazing! Hope this will be an international, inclusive program. Maybe even setting up a scholarship fund to help with their travel expense and board. Or put it out there for someone to donate 'miles' for flights. I'm sure that will be life changing!
RIP Yeti... 😢🌈🐴💚🕊
I'm so sorry Yeti has cancer, but I'm so very thankful she can leave in peace without suffering. All in all, this was a very good video. I love watching Kory train the horses. He's so good with them. All of the animals are treated with care at HPHS. What a wonderful organization.
I'm always so happy to see bonded pairs get adopted together. Loved the donkey adopters. I'm so sad about Yeti. If it weren't for the cancer, she could have had many happy, healthy years still, despite her age. It's heartbreaking. I've dealt with squamous cell carcinoma and defeated it, but I know how insidious it is. Maybe if her owners had taken her to the vet... but yeah. They didn't. So HPHS had to step in and do the heartbreaking thing.
I can't wait to see which applicants are chosen for the next series. I'm REALLY pulling for Horses of Gili. What an AWESOME episode it would be if HPHS went to Indonesia to visit Tori's rescue and see the wonderful work she does.
Hi there, Hugh, this Is Jen from Canada.
I see you have often commented here with HPHS UA-cam channel, even on the baby watch live channel thatz die-hards-ville!! Or s it herdsville? 🧐😉
But anyways, I’m curious what treatments you know of for that squamous carcinoma?
I’m interested in health ng botanicals and especially whether animals can and do stand to benefit where humans have determined at least a genuine retail prospect, if not actual therapeutic value, when dosage and absorption are properly calculated.
Besides who duznt love chamomile tea for nervous indigestion.
So I Don’t assume you have a botanical treatment on this but if there is any such thing I ask you here. 🧐🤓🤩🥸
@@Laurencemardon Oh hey Jen, fellow Mare Crew! Yeah, sorry, there's no magic bullet to defeat squamous cell carcinoma. It's usually fatal.
Back in 1995, I had an Arabian mare who had it in her larynx. My vet recommened putting her down. It was growing quickly and cutting off her airway. But I wanted to try to save her, so he found a clinic at the University of Minnesota vet school in Minneapolis. They said they would take her right away. I hauled her up there from southeast Wisconsin. Drove all night. By the time we got there my mare was losing consciousness. They had to trach her right there in the driveway. She took a HUGE breath, and then they took her inside. Said they'd do her surgery immediately. Asked for a downpayment of $750 and agreed to let me make payment arrangements for the rest. They said she'd be there at least two weeks. We headed back home. They called that night to say she did fine and was recovering from surgery. They thought they'd gotten the entire tumor, but recommended chemo/and or cobalt room treatments. I gave them the ok to do the cobalt treatments because that would give her a better chance in case they'd missed any of it. I thought I was gonna go bankrupt paying for it all. I knew it would cost THOUSANDS. But when we picked her up they didn't have the paperwork ready, so they said they'd bill me when they got the totals. Well, I gave them a week, then called to see about arrangements to start paying. Still no paperwork. I called several times, and finally a vet talked to me and said that they'd never had a squamous cell carcinoma in that location inside a horse's throat before. They usually happen on their faces. My mare was a great teaching case. They had recorded the whole thing, and asked my permission to allow them to use her treatment to teach students with. They wanted to add her to their textbooks. I agreed. Then they told me there would be no bill. They weren't going to charge me. I was dumbfounded. So. My mare survived her bout with cancer, it never recurred. She went on to live a long, full life. The only lasting side effects were some hair loss around her throatlatch, and the treatments made her sterile, so I couldn't use her as a broodmare like I'd planned. But that was ok. She was a nice riding horse and I loved her. As far as I know they still have our case in their textbooks. And I only had to pay $750 total. I was SO LUCKY.
I was watching Kory train the horse. She is so cute. I laughed when she was supposed to go one way but looked at Kory and turned back like to say "gotcha!".
You folks do such wonderful work with these horses. Love it. I was watching when you rescued a horse with a terrible wound. It got wrapped. The camera showed the horses face. My heart broke. She was in so much pain and had been treated so cruel she was crying. The tears were running down her face! 😢😢 If people can treat animals so bad what are they in life? I prayed. I hope there are horses in heaven. Thank you all for your hard work. ❤❤
Poor Yeti!!😢 I was so hoping for a better outcome for her.😢😢
keith works so hard
Respect to all of you - including the beautiful adopters! The staff work so hard to care for the animals with compassion. Thank you for making the world a better place!!
Happy birthday Chicken-John..❤️❤️❤️🎉🎉🎉❤️❤️❤️🫰🫰🫰
Concerning Yetti. I’m an RN. I’ve read and seen repeatedly that often cancer itself is not always painful. It is often the treatment. So don’t worry about Yetti being cured. She might be comfortable for the rest of her life.
By the sounds of it that's going to be cut short. That's the way i heard it.
The Vet explained it well.
That particular one spreads through the body. They made the right call. Yeti was spared a horrible days long trip without food or water, blind. Only to meet a terrible end. The outcome was going to be the same for her, but because they got her, she knew kindness and some peace before passing.
@@karenpiotte90 So she knew that Yeti being cured was not going to happen
I like want you guys are doing for the horse and dogs and cats and give ing the dogs and cats and horses good home Nannette ❤
Internships are incredible! Teach the young to carry on in a productive way too. Great news!!
Good job Keith..😘❤️😘
The repainted wall looks great. Good job, Jason.
Oh geeze.......
I hope no cancer.in her eyes. Such a pretty horse . What a calamity.
Wonderful episode! It was very sad to hear about Yeti though
I remember Yeti. Named at the auction.
Lovely episode as always ❤
Strangles!!! Can’t believe the Vet didn’t say so right off the bat. Smh Highly contagious and just found? Wow!
So thoughtful letting us come along.
Hallo every body, your wit color behind you guy's looks awesome... good choice. Love you all ❤
Oh wow on the mats. Wonderful. You guys are something else.
YES! Thank you.
Nice color..all are much up brightness 🔆🔅🔆🔅🔆..
People often think, you can just cut all cancer away. But it's not that easy. You need to see what you are left with. If you can't close a wound or have function close to before, it's not possible to remove.
Years ago, I had half my lower lid removed due to a basal cell that several opthalmologists had failed for five years to identify. It was suggested that I do radiation, but a couple issues made me go with surgery.
Do they ever use radiation on a situation like Yetti's?
happy adopting!
Thank you for sharing.🐴
I like the lighter color background for your walls. I am enjoying watching your programs and look forward to seeing your next episodes.
great job on the videos! the in-between graphics for adoption are great!!
Whenever there's a possibility of strangles and the horse has been in a trailer to quarantine , does the trailer get cleaned as a precautionary ?
AWESOME!
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Anyone know how Keith is doing ?
Yesterday they said he is much better and is back to work.
SCC's aka Rodent ulcer cancer so called because it chews through everything, tissue, bone and spreads - people get them too; they can be very invasive and quite horrible. I haven't seen a horse with a bad one but quite a few humans. RIP Yeti, you were a lovely girl 😪💗
Willing to bet the kindness Yeti got the last 6 weeks was the first in her long life.
So much for mustang removal and rescue, they end up on slaughter auctions.....
Some donkeys do have what they all “primitive” markings. They’re not hybrids.
…*call*
@@user-yp6zk3ew1q You can edit a post by clicking the 3 dots to the right of it, to fix things like that, if you want.
I dont understand how an organization of your size does not have proper fencing and pens for the unhandled mustang's you get in. Kory mentions that the mare hes working with has already went over a gate panel and another panel and crushed them. The lite weight portable panels you use for fencing is absolutely not safe for mustang's or really any unhandled horse. They are only 5ft tall and made of light weight materials, and are going to get a horse badly injured or killed. If I'm not mistaken a unhandled horse was already injured on one of these panels awhile back, and ended up being euthanized. I'm sure you've been working with these horses long enough to have proper facilities.
Poor dear old Yeti! Is that the horse you bought off the kill buyers truck?? Damn!! Wouldn’t she be ok to just keep being a horse a while still yet?
Six weeks good six months way better? 👱♀️😿👩🏼🦯🏃🏻♀️🐇🕊🦚🦙
No.
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MATS? Looks like a time out room to keep upset kids safe! Will it be for upset animals to keep safe?
What is strangels? Is it transferable to humans?
Where has Dr Nancy gone she has only been there since January
Am I tripping or did the people adopting the Zonkeys adopt from you previously?
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I had see some older staff around..where are they gone??..can you tell some to this onseen staff..???
Just wondering what happened to the two vet techs? I haven’t seen them since the veterinarian started working at Horse Plus.
In an earlier broadcast Tawnee said they had moved on to other jobs as their positions were no longer needed after Dr. Nancy came on staff.
I was wondering the same thing, thanks for filling us in.
They will be missed.
@@trudypowell8303 Thanks for the info - I must have missed that. Still, it looks like Tawny, Cory and the tall girl are doing vet tech work now. Vets always need techs!
Such a shame cos Jenna and Casey were great. Would have much preferred Dr Lydia to have been able to accept a full time position than have Nancy push out 2 much-loved staff members. Having trouble warming up to Nancy's harshness, she's nowhere near as sweet and gentle as past vets.
Where is the rest of our team? Where are the vet tech‘s?
They are bison, not buffalo. What happened to Doc? Where is he?
Doc has retired from working with HPHS. He may still be around occasionally.
Doc has retired from working with HPHS. He is still a friend and may still be seen occasionally.
What happened to the vet techs? I thought with the vet coming they would make a strong team????
Too many euthanasia’s so they quit basically.
If I understood right, there was a case of possible verbal abuse and something else, so couple of people got fired.
I'm so bummed that the horse has squamous cell carcinoma
How is it so much now??? During my decades with horses we hardly ever saw eye problems
It was so rare. Good lord!!!
The lighter colored horses get it more frequently.
Can't you keep her for awhile just a little longer please ..
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Why?
Where are the vet techs I miss them
I think they were disloyal to Horse Plus from what I understand
I think once a full time vet was hired there was no longer a need for vet techs. I would not think the vet techs were disloyal.
@@Lynne2106 They've been publicly bashing them, so...
I don't know all the politics with it. But if you notice where most of the turnover seems to be at this place, and many other places, like it, is when there is a large group of women. Even if they would've had one or two male vet techs in there. It would've made a huge difference. But you put a bunch of women together and it's nothing but cat fighting, gossip, and issues. if this place can get their staff to where they're about 50-50, male and female, they would have a lot less turnover.
not understanding: 25 organizations for what?
Dr. Nancy, please stop shouting
Friendly reminder mustangs are not native. They are considered an invasive feral species. Don’t get me wrong, they are gorgeous, wonderful animals! They are just not wild or native
Neither are we. 🙂
@@judyives1832 fair lol
You knew Yeti probably had cancer so you would give the last act, so why all the x rays etc,.. that’s wasted $. How about a nice grooming instead. Starting to see why you lost most of your medical team.
How is it wasted $$ when they're using their own equipment and their own on-staff vet? Took a very short time to do. As much static as they get about euthanizing horses, I don't blame them for covering all bases. Plus, she might not have had cancer, and why not find out what other issues she has while she's there?
@@Terry-lh8cn time is $
@@JosThisThat and how they choose to spend it is their choice.
I understand your point. I made a comment about a year ago about how I didn't understand why they were taking x-rays of obviously broken legs, or obviously extremely severe injuries that had no cure. I don't know if they had the x-rays because they were trying to explain why they were putting the horse down and some people wouldn't believe it. I don't know. But I did feel that sometimes it was a waste of time and money and effort.
I think with that gray horse, they should've tested for the cancer to begin with. And gone from there.
@@nogames8982 for sure and also everyone seems to get vaccines and wormer before they know if it’s a keeper or not. Again a waste of money and time is also money. I love most of their work just questioning some of their actions.
Please, enough with the last act of kindness. I know it's a part of the circle of life and all but like most I'd say, we're here for warm fuzzies, but lately there has been a lot of putting to death...
I always wondered what the real truth is and appreciate the transparency. Very very much. Cannot imagine what Yetis death could have been like. He died in peace and love and that is a warm fuzzy to me. Circle of life is reality.
I get what you mean, but they need to educate people so they stop letting these horses get to this point and taking them to a slaughter acution instead of doing the right thing for these horses. Since they are rescuing from a slaughter pipeline many many horses are in too bad shape and won´t be able to make it, that is why their job in educating people about this is so important. Also many ask why they got the last act of kindness so they are being transparent. It brings me peace to know they didn´t have to go through the slaughter house and didn´t have to live in pain anymore. I think they have a good balance of sad and fun and fuzziness in their episodes🥰
I think the time of year has a lot to do with it. Horses get dumped at auctions in the fall/winter so people don't have to feed them. A lot of those horses should have been put down well before then.
Too slick these days....
Does kimberly have cancer?
What do you mean?
I have seen slick and this is not it to me at all.