Tennessee Walker:Old Horse needs Help

[afinenettle]

This beautiful old TWH was dropped off at an auction after he apparantly became not worth feeding for some time. He would like to have value for someone - maybe even if its just that horse on the other side of his feedlot pen. Please meet him: https://www.columbiabasinequinerescue...e.asp?HoID=655 (https://www.columbiabasinequinerescue.org/DEF-HorsesProfile.asp?HoID=655)

Do you have space with your horses to let an old guy live out his life? I will sponsor him. You feed and watch over him. Hopefully you are local so I can take an active role. But wherever works - he doesnt deserve to have the hideous slaughter experience after a lifetime of service.
But then, none of them do. He is in Washington State but rescue networks know how to arrange transport. I will post his bail if you come forward with a home. He's 25 - its not a forever committment.

Also check out the other great horses on the slaughter line there, if we are transporting one we might as well adopt several! These are nice looking horses.
Kate
824-9543

[Moon]

<br /><br /> If someone has the space for a horse and would enjoy riding but has been advised not to do horseback riding because of back trouble, this is the horse for you. A Tennessee Walker has a gait different from any other breed's, such that the rider's lumbar spine and sacroiliac are never rotated--the horse has three hooves on the ground at all times.
This beautiful old TWH was dropped off at an auction after he apparantly became not worth feeding for some time. He would like to have value for someone - maybe even if its just that horse on the other side of his feedlot pen. Please meet him: https://www.columbiabasinequinerescue...e.asp?HoID=655 (https://www.columbiabasinequinerescue.org/DEF-HorsesProfile.asp?HoID=655)
Do you have space with your horses to let an old guy live out his life? I will sponsor him. You feed and watch over him. Hopefully you are local so I can take an active role. But wherever works - he doesnt deserve to have the hideous slaughter experience after a lifetime of service.
But then, none of them do. He is in Washington State but rescue networks know how to arrange transport. I will post his bail if you come forward with a home. He's 25 - its not a forever committment.
Also check out the other great horses on the slaughter line there, if we are transporting one we might as well adopt several! These are nice looking horses.
Kate
824-9543