Welcome to Project SpiritWe have DYNAMITE horses!Our main Computer bit the bullet and we've been unable to do updates. Just bought a new computer so we will be doing updates shortly. Melanie is a liver chestnut gaited racking mare, broke and ready to go, she crosses water, bridges etc without slowing down, has been ridden on hunting camps in Idaho on the Snake River and is a people friendly mare. Comes running everytime I step out of the door. UTD on dental, worming and shots etc. One I would love to keep here if I didn't already have too many.
Kelly is a 2 yr old bay Quarter horse filly. She is sweet, friendly and very gentle natured. We rescued her as a baby and have worked with her a great deal. She ties, bathes, trailers, etc etc etc and is now ready for saddle training and a life with the right person. Kelly is very special to me, so you had better bring really good credentials to look at this one. I will be the Mother-in-law from hell...thats a promise.
Adam went to a new Home today. He will be trained and loved. Wahoooo.
Adam was adopted from here back in 09 after we brought him back to health. He was rescued from a dreadful place in the north county along with 4 others. He went to his new home and was ridden on a ranch and has had good care. He was recently returned because he needed surgery. We are in dire need of panels or a 60 ft round pen. We had one, but the girls at the shelter had so many horses in last year they needed panels for holding pens. They borrowed mine and won't give it back. How rude is that? But I love them all so they will get away with it just this once. I was lunging and training with a long line, then Auggie came. The 1650lb Clydesdale cross thug with the bulldozer attitude...and he yanked me off my feet and I found out what it felt like to fly...awesome. Landing... not so hot, but flying is fun. I had better not try him again until I get my training pen back, so if you have anyway you can help us get one again, I would give up my wings and go back to ground working my rescues. Donations have dropped and we are having a tough time keeping up with vet bills and hay, so buying one is not in the cards right now. If you have panels you could donate for a nice tax write off, we would be eternally grateful and I could stay grounded. It was a sad day when our little Johnny left us for a new home. We never thought he would be adopted because of his blindness, but when Andre and Leanne came here, little Johnny picked them. It was amazing to watch, he was so resistant to peoples touch, but these two were a magnet for him. One of those things that is meant to be, so we let him and the little wild thing go to their new home in Boise.
This cute little stallion came here, again via a good friend. Owners were too old to care for him so to avoid future neglect, we took him in. It was hilarious from the start, he was so much his own man and he was going to rule supreme. Take a look at these antics...
The carriage was sold at auction in Madras Oregon. Thank you Barbara and John.Look what good friends John and Barbara Evansizer donated to P.S. A restoration dream come true.
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