The obituary for Pride, an “all-around outstanding guy.” He’s with a bunch of friends.
-Horses & other four-legged friends-
Slim
“What’s he gonna do with them?”
“I expect he’ll send them to slaughter. Down in Mexico.”
“Why?”
An internet flash mob of Peppy’s protectors
How a Colorado sheriff learned of the power of an Internet Flash Mob… Could it be a sensitivity-training session for the New Mexico Livestock Board?
Saving horses: It’s no longer ‘in lieu,’ it’s ‘in lunacy’
Back in the old days, say a month or two ago, the New Mexico Livestock Board allowed at least an opportunity for the state to save some money, and for some dedicated people to save a horse’s life. That was the old days.
An unfoalding story of goodness — so far, so good — then, damn!
A horse rescue operation in the mighty ruralplex of Abiquiu, El Rito and Medanales. Needed: donations, hay and a home for a couple of skinny horses.
You can lead a horse to people, but can you make them think?
The horse problem: It’s a mess. Driven by drought, compounded by economy, hampered by restraints on government, totally confused by emotions.It’s going to take some thinking, by reasonable adults, to fix it.
Endurance riding: Very faint echos of the Pony Express & the Lone Ranger, ta-da-rump-rump-rump
An endurance ride over the Santa Fe National Forest’s Caja del Rio Plateau, where the horses matter more than the riders, and everybody’s a winner.
And we think we know animals, Chapter 5,975
So who says you can’t teach old dogs new tricks? Don’t try to tell Roscoe the orangutan anything of the sort. All you’ve got to do is be his buddy, and he’ll do anything for you…
And we think we know animals, Chapter 5,974
Just exactly what is it that we think we know about animals? Consider the elk and the marmot.