At The Animal Shelter in 2005 by TomDart
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We support the animal shelter in an town close to us and generally it is dogs and cats interned there. An article in the newspaper spoke of this rescued horse. The shelter erected fences and made a nice temporary home for the soft eyed mare. She was adopted not long after the news was public knowledge. I thank the folks who run the shelter and those willing and able to take in the animals and provide finally a decent home.
Comments (9)
Triste... Qui abandone un cheval a son propre sort?
Awwww, I'm so glad that some kind hearted soul adopted this poor fella!!!!!! excellent work and interesting story!!! We have an animal shelter here which is a "no kill" shelter, they also spay and neuter the animals before anyone can adopt!
Very beautiful... Roby ;O)
A sweet shot with good appeal and mood.
So happy she got a home!!!
Well Done Tom good for you my friend too many take on an animal with not a lot of thought for the long term commitment..
She is beautiful Tom, as is your shot. I give to our horse santuary In Yorkshire. So glad this little Mare has finally found a loving home with the security she needs. A wonderful work from you. God bless and Hugs. Diane.
Always supported the local shelter where evr I have lived. In Colorado we were a foster family. We would take in the strays on slate to be put down after their week in the shelter. We would board them for the remainder fo their time. They would be adopted eventually, so we had different pets all the time. It was an adventure, one year we had seven horses over Christmas break. People would leave several bales of hay, and a barrel of water and go away. Animal rescue would take them away.
Excellent capture!!!