Janice with Oz at a show Debbie, Janice preparing to lunge Oz at Show
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Bridgit on Jake
Christa with Pumkin Head, the dog
and Molly, Christa's horse.
Pumkin Head is the barn mascot and
a rescue.
Gail Ray makes sure she is fed very
well and donates her food.
Tiffany riding Shadow, Tate on
River
Shadow is a rescue horse. She
was abandoned.
Princess was rescued from the
shelter, with only 2 days to live!
She is 15 years old and is a special
needs dog. She has incontinence
problems, but is a wonderful dog.
She loves her new life. She has
been with us almost 3 years.
Cassie's Story
Cassie is a teen-age large pony, probably of Arabian descent.
She arrived at our barn, the summer of 2005, after a call from Gail Ray.
Gail had heard through a friend that she was going to be sold to a horse dealer that
day. Apparently, she had been abandoned several months before, when her previous
owners sold their property. They left her there,to fend for herself. Fortunately,
Cassie was very friendly and very beautiful to look at. However, she did not load and
had not been broken.
At the current time, we had no funds for another horse and I knew we could not take
her, however, Gail offered to pay for her food and find a home for her. So, of course,
I agreed and we sped off, in the heat to retrieve the unwilling. Cassie did agree, to my
terms and was on her way home within minutes.
It was only a matter of days, before our wonderful neighbor, Ruth Mararac decided to
adopt her. Cassie is a matching bookend to Khami, Ruth's registered Arabian.
Cassie is currently under saddle, lunges with side-reins, and walks trot,canter and
jumps.
Cassie has been added to the list of rescues stabled at Grace for life rescue.
Rebecca riding Khami
Debbie with Janice on Chance Angeno
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Atticus, a feral cat for years, but now
very friendly. He has severe
allergies and respiratory issues. He
requires special meds and has to
have his food soaked and grinded.
His regiment is antibiotics,
anti-inflammatories and allergy
meds.
Cassie, being lunged
Charmed, now owner by Ellie
Keesler
