A Rescue Training Journal, Told from Two Viewpoints.
“Bhim’s the name. I was running a herd–the North Dakota 14, they called us. “
Ruby Ranch Horse Rescue,
Rescue: Not for the Faint of Heart.
Rescues ask for a serious commitment–these special horses have seen the bad side of our species. It isn’t that they need more, they deserve more.
Abuse -When do you speak up?
Silence equals consent.
Inspiration from Ruby Ranch Horse Rescue.
“You can’t save them all!” That’s what my mother said when I was little. What a sorry excuse for inaction.
Their Christmas Wish: Generous Hands, Both Kinds.
Because it’s never too late for him to become a Christmas Pony!
No Small Feat. (Ruby Ranch Horse Rescue.)
Meet Archie. He got introduced by that name, but I prefer being a bit more formal with him, as a sign of respect. Archibald feels more suitable. Here he is passing time with a couple of boys in my herd, but I distracted him with a compliment and he’s on his way over for a … Read more
Blurring the Line Between Predator and Prey.
One of the first things to know about horses is that they are prey animals. Simply put, that means that other animals eat them, and their natural instinct and only defense is to flee. Prey animals usually have wide set eyes as an early defense system. Humans are predators, like mountain lions and wolves. Our … Read more
Ruby Ranch Horse Rescue Benefit Clinic Flyer
This clinic will be a fun day with interesting activities for you and your horse. And come even if you don’t bring a horse, auditing is fun, and lunch is included. A few trainers and professionals are coming together for this event, and 100% of the entry goes to the rescue. Check out the flyer … Read more
Horse News: Good and Bad…
It was big news when Moorlands Totalis sold last year. Zenyatta is due to foal soon and the press is waiting. I see Ravel had a big win in Florida recently. Well, I have some really big news for the horse world. And I mean Seriously Giant News. But the story starts small, like all … Read more