Excellent update pg 2

[Livinwright Farm]

I have worked with a couple of horses that were rescued from the auctions and even trailered one (belgian) from PA back CT for a friend. In general, my experience is most horses at auction are there for a reason so I am always very wary of getting an auction rescue. What makes it even worse is the auctions are far enough away that you can't visit the horse in person before the bail period ends (typically a week). So if you rescue a horse, it ends up being sight unseen.

The Belgian I trailered for a friend cost her $700 (I think) plus almost $400 in vet bills and $200 in board for a quarantine period. That's an awful lot for a sight unseen horse, especially since he is old and has chronic shoulder problems.

my friend saw this horse 1 month ago exactly, she knows the condition he is in.

 

[Livinwright Farm]

PRAISE GOD!!!! Addie messaged me last night, not long after our combined push to try and help this boy: "Thank you!! He is being pulled by a rescue and will be fostered here until adopted!"
her status this morning:
"HUGE heartfelt thanks to everyone who took the time to get the word our about "koori"! I really appreciate it! We are so lucky and thankful to have Lucky Horse Equine Rescue with the ability to pull him out of there! He's going to come to our farm for fostering until he can be adopted into a hopeful forever home! Thanks again to all of my friends!!!"