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Temple Grandin changed the way slaughterhouses were designed and tried to make them as comfortable as possible for slaughter animals such as cattle & pigs.

Congratulations and I'm so happy that you decided to keep him - it would be so hard for me to foster! As you already know he will repay you for the rest of his life. Your poem is lovely!

2 minis & 3 biggies. I really need to change my screen name.

Jingling like crazy for this little man. Bless you for taking such good care of him. Kristie

I am sooooo glad to read so many "devil's advocate" posts to this thread. Leeana, I don't know you and I surely don't want to come across as someone who knows it all but it is distressing to read some of your threads. On the rescue forum you have a yearling Arab for sale because you can't...

I still have the original poem that was in the Dayton paper years ago with the beautiful Kickapoo's Nickelodeon (sp?) sleeping in the recliner. It's what made me buy my little Kickapoo's Thunder Moon. He makes me laugh every day Dona and I love him so.

Oh Carolyn, I am so sorry. I know exactly how you feel. After paying hundreds & hundreds of dollars on FOIA requests I was sickened by what I received and thought I would give up BUT I have been working with a gal at the Animal Legal Defense Fund and she gave me a "pep talk" via e-mail that I...

Thought I'd bump this back up. He sounds like a wonderful horse and it is wonderful that his owner cares so much to want want is best for his situation. Kudos to him. I remember when you lost your beloved mare Liz. How lucky your mare was to have you. Folks, don't be afraid of special needs!

The posts on this thread thrilled me to no end so I had to bump it back up!

Responsible horse owner AND responsible breeder . We never know what life will throw our way and our situations can change. Thank you so much for taking him back, not every breeder would.

I'll do whatever I can to help. Unfortunately have experience with founder and have metabolic issues. I'm between Dayton & Middletown. How wonderful of the man to search for a new home.

If anyone from SW Ohio is going I'd love to catch a ride for the company.

Donation via snail mail on Friday from my 3 biggies, my 2 minis and in memory of Ringo. Sorry to arrive so late in the game.

When/if a horse suffers you will not get any sympathy from me for standing by and doing nothing. That being said I have been in your shoes and walked many miles down that road and I lost most of my family over it. I KNOW what happens in family dynamics. I don't think some people are aware of...

And should you miss his attitude just stop by and get a dose of it from his son! The world does revolve around the "Moonie", mine included!

Maybe he's wanting to blow an abcess?? If you have some ichthamol I'd suggest slathering it on his coronary bands and frogs. It may not be in the front hooves at all so don't forget those back ones. He may be rear sore and it shows up in front because that takes the majority of weight...

27 years old??!!! A true testament of a great "mom". What a lucky bird. (((HUGS))) as you wake to the quiet mornings.

The best meats I've ever eaten. The taste can't be compared!! The cost isn't that much more and worth every extra penny. Same goes for free-range hens and their eggs. You sound like the perfect humane farmer and I wish there were more like you.

With all the hubbub with the slaughter issue I thought I would post this website. www.certifiedhumane.com

Thanks so much for the info Heidi but the local law enforcement is in on it to. They have denied me copies of animal cruelty/neglect complaints. A deputy sheriff is the ACO when I say they don't think the law applies to them I'm not kidding. I've been trying to get these reports for 2 years...