It was such a delight to spend Saturday evening at the Equamore Foundation horse sanctuary in Ashland — the sanctuary is celebrating another year of rescuing and rehabilitating abused and abandoned horses, and a crowd of supporters gathered to drink champagne and visit with Equamore staff and the beautiful horses who are Equamore’s success stories. …
The more time I spend among the horses at Equamore Sanctuary, the more I adore them. And the more I appreciate all that the Equamore Foundation does to take care of these animals, most of whom had no place else to go when they were taken in by Equamore. Here’s one of Equamore’s newest arrivals …
The Ashland Daily Tidings published a feature today with some important information on how to know whether an animal is in need of help, and how to get that help. Animal cruelty is illegal in every state, and it’s a felony in forty-six. And it’s well documented, of course, that people who abuse animals also …
John and I were privileged to spend another afternoon at the Equamore horse sanctuary, for a very special event: the one-year anniversary of Sara and her “person,” Equamore board vice-president Ruth Kennedy. Being a “person” to Sara means walking, grooming, and visiting her — as well as proffering treats (Sara and Ruth share an apple at the …
I am always amazed and awed by those who dedicate their lives to helping animals — while the rewards are many, it’s also incredibly challenging work, not only physically but emotionally. It’s always wonderful to find yet another organization devoted to helping animals live safe, healthy, happy lives after being neglected or abused … and …