8 RESCUED RACEHORSES

 *WARNING*
GRAPHIC PHOTOS!!
One of a herd of domestics we are taking in.
It's a complicated story, we took her directly to our vet, he gave her   exceed antibiotics and she will receive a second dose in 4 days, we  have  all the supplies to treat her maggot filled wounds and as of this   evening, she is cleaned up, dead skin came off, maggot free, treated  for  ticks, medicated, food in front of her and water!   

  She  is one *TALL* lady but needs alot of care and groceries.   This is what  rescue is all about and the vet bill is adding fast.  We  also need  weight gain supplies for the horses and more medical supplies  as we go  along.  Special thanks to everyone involved in helping this abandoned  herd of domestic horses.  Due to the circumstances of this case, no  adoptions at this time.  

 Day  2 at the Rescue, I walked right up to her and haltered her.  She let   me put the salve (the yellow stuff) on her wounds and some of the   crispy dead parts just fell off as expected, she loved being pet.

 She  has food 24/7 and we will introduce  supplements very slowly.  No worms  in her poop visible but we will worm  her in a little bit after the  antibiotic treatment is over with.  

 This was another of the injured horses in the herd but he is healing well.    

 These wounds were completely flushed out until all maggots were gone, medications are being given for all her special needs. 

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 Luckily they are making good progress as the days go on, they have medicines, food and much needed care. 

 Wounds  are healing, needs weight gain and such a nice gentle horse.   None of  us can ever understand how a human can do this to so many loving  animals! 

 Many others don't survive.... 

 Another photo of live maggots in the horse's wounds

Each horse was brought in one at a time after a long road trip down the mountains where they were left behind to starve in the wild..

Some photos of these horses were so graphic, we were not able to share them and this lady did not deserve to end up like this!  She HAS been adopted to her forever home now.