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It was march of 2020 when I took in my first true h0spice case. It was the beginning of the pandem!c and horses were being dumped in k!ll pens left and right. He was this big beautiful Percheron I named Dusk, and after years of pulling a plow, his fetlocks had dropped so bad in his front legs, they pretty much touched the ground. We did everything to try and get him comfortable so he could live a life with us.. but time had other plans. He got 3 weeks of love and safety with the help my amazing friend before we had to free him of his body. In his honor I pulled another Percheron who we named Samson. Samson’s body condition was appalling & his bl00d work was off the charts. I made the decision to hospitalize him a couple days after his rescue, and he never came out of the hospital. I remember sitting in the hospital parking lot questioning myself and everything I knew. I can’t do this I thought. This hurts so badly. But from then on out.. I would always search through the sea of horses in need for the ones that needed me the most.. the ones with the most pain.. the ones who I might not be able to physically fix.. but I could heal their hearts even if it hurt mine. The day at the vet clinic with Aaron, I learned our time with him was going to be cut short. Removing that mass on his leg had sent his body into a full spin downward spiral, and the disease had spread. I sat there questioning my every move.. what if I didn’t have the mass removed? Is this my fault?? We had just said goodbye to Autumn and I wasn’t ready for another goodbye. I had the decision of letting Aaron go that day at the vet clinic or bringing him home to love on him until he said no more. And that’s what we did. All of us. Our whole team made the last few days with Aaron as happy, cookie filled, and loving as we could. It would have been easy to have said goodbye sooner.. but this isn’t about easy. It’s about giving these kids the best life they can have no matter how long that is. ..I like to think that we were blessed with Meadow and Baby Forest as Aaron’s way of saying, it’s ok guys.. I am in paradise.. keep pushing on. There is no goodbye’s in this journey…they will always find a way back to us ❤️#rescue 10/21/2024

It was march of 2020 when I took in my first true h0spice case. It was the beginning of the pandem!c and horses were being dumped in k!ll pens left and right. He was this big beautiful Percheron I named Dusk, and after years of pulling a plow, his fetlocks had dropped so bad in his front legs, they pretty much touched the ground. We did everything to try and get him comfortable so he could live a life with us.. but time had other plans. He got 3 weeks of love and safety with the help my amazing friend before we had to free him of his body. In his honor I pulled another Percheron who we named Samson. Samson’s body condition was appalling & his bl00d work was off the charts. I made the decision to hospitalize him a couple days after his rescue, and he never came out of the hospital. I remember sitting in the hospital parking lot questioning myself and everything I knew. I can’t do this I thought. This hurts so badly. But from then on out.. I would always search through the sea of horses in need for the ones that needed me the most.. the ones with the most pain.. the ones who I might not be able to physically fix.. but I could heal their hearts even if it hurt mine. The day at the vet clinic with Aaron, I learned our time with him was going to be cut short. Removing that mass on his leg had sent his body into a full spin downward spiral, and the disease had spread. I sat there questioning my every move.. what if I didn’t have the mass removed? Is this my fault?? We had just said goodbye to Autumn and I wasn’t ready for another goodbye. I had the decision of letting Aaron go that day at the vet clinic or bringing him home to love on him until he said no more. And that’s what we did. All of us. Our whole team made the last few days with Aaron as happy, cookie filled, and loving as we could. It would have been easy to have said goodbye sooner.. but this isn’t about easy. It’s about giving these kids the best life they can have no matter how long that is. ..I like to think that we were blessed with Meadow and Baby Forest as Aaron’s way of saying, it’s ok guys.. I am in paradise.. keep pushing on. There is no goodbye’s in this journey…they will always find a way back to us ❤️#rescue

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