The new facility vet is fantastic. I love how straightforward and thorough she is. Her acknowledgement of the horse's chronic pain is such a good thing to educate people on. Many people don't notice the subtle pain signs that horses can display. I love vets who do what is best for the animal, and won't let them sit in a field in pain. Euthanasia is often the kindest option.

@anniewright6358

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. It’s good that they take time to evaluate individual horses, donkey et Al, but then when it’s established that it’s needed, they don’t hesitate to perform that last act that is so vital in some cases. It angers me that so Many people take the cheapest and easiest way out, throwing away their former faithful friends as though they no longer matter, just at the time when they should be stepping up to the plate and giving the relief that is so important to that friend. I often wonder how they would treat human relations who are terminally y ill

@humaneleaguelancPA

2 жыл бұрын

I'm very impressed with the facility vet, see seems easy going and very knowledgable. Owen seems very nice, a good addition to the team!

@stepht7508

Жыл бұрын

@@anniewright6358 Same with dogs..Faithful companions but some heartless people dump them in a shelter as soon as they get old or worse....and buy a new puppy🤬How can they forget years of devotion 😢

@anniewright6358

Жыл бұрын

Euthanasia will almost always be the best option for the animal. We spent $7000 keeping our best dog ever alive, he still died at nine. Now at the first sign of an illness that takes away their quality of life, we take them to the vet for euthanisation. My husbands fav dog went that way, my fav is now nine, showing no signs yet, but I will let her go, breaking my heart at the same time. Our other little sweetheart is a three year old Jack a Russell, she’ll outlive our usefulness. If I’m able, at the time, I’ll send her to my son in Australia, as long as he’ll come to collect her.

What a sweet guy, and his Dad, that adopted Leith and Thunder. X

Carol was so brave, I was so impressed by her trying. We should all be so brave! Good work all!

@humaneleaguelancPA

2 жыл бұрын

Great job working so patiently with her Kory! You are the ideal person to work with these horses, not sure who your mentor is/was, maybe your intuition is just spot on! You communicate well with the horses on so many levels Kory, love your style, Bless You!

“Man he’s got a set of kahunas”…oh Doc, how I love seeing you 😊

@maryainsworth5022

2 жыл бұрын

Actually Doc, "It's cojones"

Loved seeing the new vet go through the details of the various horses and their ailments.

This was the best, everybody working in harmony and having a blast as well, you guys crack me up...loving life and dedicated to making life better for these amazing creatures...THANKS KIDS, even Doc...!

@lifeofjoy9404

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree!!!

Great video as always! Really enjoy newer Vet's personality & obvious skills & gentle technique w/ both animals and people. Like her explanations very much. New foreman seems well skilled and very nice too. Agree w/ him: those big beautiful Drafts are my favorites too. The Vet Tech staff had such fun w/ Cory!! LOL! While so sad, happy to see that the 2 lovely souls were able to be given their appropriate last acts of great kindness. RIP. Thank God that you all are here to keep saving these animals. And some people too , along the way, I suspect.

@carolinechew9155

2 жыл бұрын

That was lovely,-- what you said. :)

@brienfoaboutanything9037

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting about Horse: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hI17uMiNnKq4dqw.html

I always loved little thunder. He's so cute and round and tiny I just always smiled. Glad he got a home with a buddy

Corey’s horse training comments and explanations are super good!

Angela, what a diamond your husband Keith is. Good choice from you way back when! He has such a caring nature and a brilliant sense of humour. Lucky you! Lots of thank yous and love from the UK 🇬🇧

all your new staff is awesome....and I love Doc but the new vet is fantastic and I love the excitement she has for the animals and her explanations are great!!! seems like things are running so much smoother than they ever have and it is great to hear from all the other staff so much....this was fantastic to see everyone working so hard together for the greater good of the horses we all love to see!!!! and just to say it again...thanks for going live on youtube for those of us who never use fb!!!

@humaneleaguelancPA

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely AGREE, everything you said!!

Kudos Kory, you hung in there for the eye surgery this time! Rockin' episode all! You inspire rescue!

Another fantastic episode. Congratulations on getting a Guide Star platinum rating! You guys ROCK!

I've been following DeLante since he had his $2,000.00 operation. What a great improvement with him. He gets to have that shoe removed. WhooHoo...way to go DeLante. =-)

Carol is OBVIOUSLY a Rock Star!

It's 3.40am in the U K but i had to be here for this episode. Love you all. Excellent video.

KORY, you are so beautifully patient with the horses. They definitely have the right person doing that job!(Robin)

Sad to lose 2 more, but bless their hearts, they tried... Jenna: "What if it's a Teratoma..." 😆 🤣 Dr. Young seems to be a great addition to the team! And donkey wars went well for everybody involved! Great night, guys!❤️❤️

Your veterinary staff is phenomenal! I love watching how they work in harmony with each other. And to watch all of the Ferrier‘s do everything they need to do to make the horses more comfortable is wonderful. Welcome Owen to the team! And it was fun to see Carol push herself to have more confidence. Thank you for everything you do for these precious souls!!!!! I can’t wait for the next episode! 💛🧡

This was one of the best videos!!! You all truly have a smart, willing, dedicated crew… can’t wait to see the Vet Barn fully functional too!

Cory works with the horses like Steve Young, who helps horses in the UK with mental issues from neglect or bad experiences.💕. Cory is so patient!👏🏻👏🏻💕

I just love watching the horses being looked after so well it makes my day to see that🇦🇺🙏🙏🙏

All of you do an excellent job with all the horses that you rescue and also given the last love of kindness thank you and God bless you 🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏

@debaniol9321

2 жыл бұрын

@@lisadawn3046 how about referencing that article?? Or better yet…go follow some other site since you have a problem with these people…please!

@caroleparkes2118

2 жыл бұрын

@@lisadawn3046 I just don't believe that. Sorry not sorry. Go elsewhere.

The guy that adopted Leif and Thunder stole my heart! What a sweet, genuine human.

Guide star is amazing!! Congratulations for all the hard work. Keep it up💗

Congratulations on your "Platinum" accreditation.

I love the farrier segments! I hadn't had the good fortune of seing a woman doing farrier work before today. I wish more women farriers had KZread channels to showcase their work.

Hi again A great day with alot accomplished. Nice work to the 4 farriers. Very impressed with women doing the job too! Owen seems very capable and a good addition. Wonderful to see your patience with the tougher situations as time is what it takes to heal. Thx as always for the great job you all do and the TLC you give to them all.

What a wonderful team of professionals and a great place for all equines to land softly.

I certainly know that it is None of My Business,-- but seeing Cory come into himself,-- and just Blossom, has me entirely too curious about who his “Mystery Lady” might be. . . Hhhmmmn. I am just so happy to see Him happy. :) Makes me smile. *** Talk about a Spring in Your Step?!?!!! Dude!!! You are practically Glowing. Sooo glad for you.

@carolinechew9155

2 жыл бұрын

Oh Kory!!! I am Sooo sorry I spelled your name wrong!!! I am sensitive to that as I have had that happen My Whole Life!!! Ouch. I’ve had Carol, Carolyn, Karen, and my Alltime Favorite,. . . Cardine!!! Sorry Kory. Please forgive me. :) **** Still wanna’ know who your mystery lady is :) :) :)

Love the lady farrier, good stuff gal🤪😘👍🇬🇧

Excellent episode! You guys keep getting better and better.

Love all the new staff. Congrats Owen on the new job!

Just love that big horse 😍

Wow! What a busy time at Horse Plus and ya'll do it all with laughter and compassion. Thank you so much guys for working so hard on these beauties.

Have been away for a time! Lots i changes. You all are amazing. ❤️

I can't believe how much this organization has grown! Great work!

Owen is so awesome… I’m so glad you guys picked him, he’s a peach.

Really interesting episode! I always appreciate when we get to hear a lot about some of the horses and the challenges they have to overcome, and any progress they might be making. Also loved seeing the farriers work and explain some of what they were doing! So satisfying to see those hooves getting cared for. 😊

@humaneleaguelancPA

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, the farriers seem to be such a good group! Hope we see Gavin sometime soon!

y'all are awesome, welcome aboard Owen!!

Love the new vet Dr. She's amazing! You all are. Love the team.

Respect 👍 Greetings from Denmark.

Thank you all for some Tennessee Magic to brighten up the week. The compassion of every member of staff shines through on the small screen. Welcome Owen! Congratulations to EVERYONE on 200 adoptions in the first 6 months of the year. Success comes in many forms at HPHS. Much love from Australia.

@humaneleaguelancPA

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Australia! I'm from PA, USA!

Oh goodness my name is Carol that's so neat to see a horse with my name

Awesome video!! This has got to be one of my favorites; it went smoothly and you all seemed to be having a good time. Big congratulations on the Guide Star platinum!!!

This vet has an incredible amount of knowledge. She has everything together. Well done.👏👏

I’m really loving these educational heartfelt videos of your healing change to improve the lot of horses. Love and light. Grateful.

HORSE SHELTER HEROES.... BIG LAUGH HORSE SHELTER ANGELS IS WHAT YOU ARE!! Love you guys, thanks for all you do. Bless all of you 💕💕💕🐎

Wow! You have a new doctor in the Vet team 😁 Thank you all for your hard work and dedication!!! 👍

That sweet guy who bought the mini ( actually 2) for his Neice, what a sweet person!

I watched it on Facebook---really nice episode. You are all awesome

Owen's been watching it "on the KZread." He wears many hats and is AWESOME! 👏 👏

I just what you all are doing to save horse’s god bless you all , you farm is huge, so you have lots of place to save horses. Pony’s donkeys , i watch your videos all the time, you all work very hard at your jobs and truly shows that you guys all enjoy what your doing 🥰, keep up the great job, you will be rewarded for all the love you have to save animals , and the horses, be safe you all…..

What a great job you all do. Wonder could an animal chiropractor help some of the horses?

@jennalvmt2770

2 жыл бұрын

We have actually started doing chiropractic work and the horses are loving it!

@SeoulExploration

2 жыл бұрын

I was just thinking The Animal Cracker could probably do some lovely things for some of these horses. I totally ship these two channels!

@humaneleaguelancPA

2 жыл бұрын

@@jennalvmt2770 I had a feeling, does the new Vet. do this or you Jenna??

@humaneleaguelancPA

2 жыл бұрын

@@SeoulExploration Yes, I also have been recently watching the Animal Cracker! I am a Massage Therapist (for people and my own dog!) and it is very interesting, especially now that I understand dog anatomy a bit more.

@jennalvmt2770

2 жыл бұрын

@@humaneleaguelancPA Dr. Young does but I would love to learn one day!

Fantastic the 2 minis going to a lovely home ,another fantastic episode.

Thank you for doing a great job!! What a team!! Warm and professional - best combination!

Good work guys. The horses in pain are really sad. I'm sad. I didn't see so much of this in my years in the horse world. Lots more horses now. More human ignorance now, too.

I love the name Persephone, it suits her well!

What a great team ! I've fantasized if driving across the country and volunteering for maybe about a year. Lately I've concluded I don't have the stomach for the medical procedures that are so commonly necessary. You all have my admiration and respect ! ❤️🌿🐎

@lifeofjoy9404

2 жыл бұрын

I've wanted to drive across the country to volunteer, too! I don't have the guts for gore, or the strength to move heaving panels, bags of feed, etc., but I can clean human & animal quarters, paint, repair fencing, etc. I bet they can always use steady volunteers who can perform lighter-weight duties of janitorial & basic groundskeeping that aren't "glamorous" jobs, but are necessary. Volunteers who are satisfied to do gruntwork can give paid Staff more time to focus on more urgent tasks. Perhaps we Left Coast fans/volunteer wannabes can convoy out there to help out for a week/month/ whatever? What blast it would be! I wonder if we could arrange to set up an eastbound Critter-Care Caravan of RVs, campers, tents, etc., on the property (with extra tarps for protection from those crazy cloudbursts, of course) we'd be handy to help at all hours. Hmmmm...😇🤓🤠🐎🐴🦄

You all do SO much for these horses. Thank you.

THANK YOU to everyone at Horse Plus Humane Society, you are real angels and work together as an awesome team. I have always loved horses since I was a young child and am a huge animal lover. My favorite horse is De Lente and all Draft Horses because Draft Horses are very calm, gentle, sweet, and trusting. It is terrible that Draft Horses usually are forced to work hard labor for many years until they cannot work any more. Greedy, cruel owners sell the unproductive Draft Horses at auction, thus, risking them to be sent to slaughter houses. GOD BLESS HORSE PLUS AND OTHER RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS FOR SAVING ALL THESE BEAUTIFUL HORSES. ❤❤❤❤❤

Audited transparency is excellent and hard work. Congratulations!

Another outstanding installment! Thank you for all you do, and for the quality of these episodes that bring us closer to your work, your terrific team and these precious horses. 💛

SARA.. glad you liked the shirt I sent you(Robin)

@jennalvmt2770

2 жыл бұрын

We all loved them thank you so much! ❤

Kory, Awesome job of rattling off medical terminology. (Used to work for a veterinary vaccine company.) Really enjoyed Jenna and others contributing educational and background info.

Wow wow wow!! You all work so well together. There must be a lot of trust there. Every single one of those horses and donkeys are absolutely gorgeous. Carol is so refined looking and Clika’s coloring is beautiful too. Owen seems like he will be a great addition. Thank you for all you do ♥️♥️♥️

you are greatly loved for yourself and what you do. I'm too old now to live my dreams. I live vicariously through people like you. God bless you and your wonderful dogs and other animals.

This is one of your BEST episodes. I love watching other people work! So much information here presented in a way to maximize viewer retention. Horse plus continues to improve with each new episode!

Great episode! Love seeing all the progress the horses make and how everyone works together.

37:38 - Her reaction tickled me. 😄

Awe!!!! What a precious moment for Carol and Kory!! I just love it when a horse can have that proud moment of accomplishing something that was so scary originally. These are the animals that my heart really sings a song for. What a great moment for Kory as well. 😊💕

I love seeing the drone view of the place

Love some of the updates and on to the rainbow 🌈 bridge to the others.

This was a joy to watch. Lots of good news. All the work with DeLente paid off.

@rivergirl3444

2 жыл бұрын

Good to see Doc and that off beat sense of humor, too

Female farriers awesome 👌

Congratulations on your platinum level. Confirms all the great work all of you do.

Another great video!!. Welcome aboard Owen.. I tried to watch the Big Lick.. I'm sorry I only watched for about 10 mins ..It breaks my heart seeing those poor babies being treated that way..And they call it a sport.. I will tune in for your protest tho.. I wish I could be there..I live in KY and I would of needed advance notice.. But I do support you monthly..And I enjoy every video you put up.. And this month is a full year of finding you and been watching ever since.. Thank you all so much doing what y'all do..

@3rdoldhen

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, I could only watch those tortured horses briefly… thinking about what is happening to their bodies as they age into the auction barns…

@kyls73

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn't watch even for that long it broke my heart.

I like the new vet. She seems confident and competent. So glad the big drafts are still there too.

Awesome episode! Love all the new members of the team!

GREAT JOB YOU ALL ,BLESS YOU ALL. 🐎🐎

This was my favorite episode of HSH ever! Really great audio and visual and editing, the new vet is wonderful, I loved really hearing her explain things, and I loved the longer takes rather than short clips where we barely get to know the situation/horse. Watching Kory train Carol was so so cool. Owen seems fantastic. I teared up hearing about the two that need the last act of kindness, but also at the kindness of the guy who adopted the hennies. Jenna wonderful as usual. Keith wonderful as usual. I can't believe you all made Kory help with another eye operation! Just such a great team of people doing important work in a kind & caring way. I'm sure Tawnee and Jason are proud!

Welcome Owen, I am glad you came!

What happened to Garrick? We don't see him anymore. Welcome to the new staff! It's so wonderful to see new people with such dedication to helping abused animals! Best episode yet and thanks to those behind the scenes who put these together so we can see them!

a big yeah for the female farrier! love seeing females taking their place in this still so male dominated field, as it is such an amazing, important and interesting occasion!!

This one was a great video everyone seems happy and calm and talked about the horses lol and the team to. Can’t wait to see the next one and how they’re doing! Thanks for all you do for the horses.

Welcome Owen. So nice to see you.

I love you all and what you do!

your facility is beautiful thank you for saving and helping the horses and all animals

I really like that new lady vet. She seems super nice and extremely knowledgeable.

I like that this female farrier uses a forge to fit the shoe to the hoof. I wish Horse Heroes had been around when we had equines.

good job..platinum..wow..amazing guys..god bless you all..

I know this video is a year old, but foundered and/or thin soled horses do very well with boots instead of shoes. I'm not opposed to shoes, I shoe several of my own, it's just not the best option for rehab. There's alot of pain for the horse nailing into sore feet too. I've used cavallo boots with memory foam inserts to successfully rehab foundered horses. They stay on very well in the pasture, but you do have to take them off for a bit every day or two, just to check for rubs. It's also a great opportunity to use some keratex hoof hardener, which also kills white line. They're very easy to put on and off. It's also a good time to give a supplement for thin soles. Every horse rehabbed like this turned into sound riding horses. Foundered horses hooves grow much faster than others and they need their toes rasped every 3-4 weeks to keep the shape good. Easy to do when you don't have to take shoes off that often. Once a horse has foundered, lifelong diligence and management is a fact of life if you don't want a reoccurrence. Dry lots or grazing muzzles are a must during much of the year. Weight tapes used often. Exercise helps a lot. Plain fescue hay or Timothy is all they need most of the time. Bonus they're easy keepers❤ I've seen very few horses in 50+ years with them, that absolutely need a heart bar shoe with a pad to be able to stand and walk. The guy talking about founder is also incorrect. Every foundered horse doesn't have a significant drop of coffin bone or tons of rotation, unless it's gone on for quite a while or had multiple founders without intervention. It's important to get X-rays at the beginning to see how bad it is. There are horses that are so far gone and so painful that euthanasia is best option. I'm sure this was done as HPUS doesn't hesitate to euthanize. As far as the training on the obstacle, steady pressure is MUCH better than pulling, as pulling tends to cue a suck back. Surprised they don't know this. But he is correct on release with a step, even though he's not recognizing try and is slow on the release.

I really loved watching Carol during the training session....you could almost see what she was thinking as she triumphed over previously-scary stuff like pool noodles. You are all amazing and you do great work!!

Thanks for a great episode, keep up the great work.

God bless you all for your kindness! Salutations depuis le Québec!

Love y’all so much🤍🤍🐴🐴🐴

Lady Sparkles is beautiful 🖤

Your videos become more and more professional every time! Thank you for all hard work you do and all the best wishes to your organization!

Thanks to all the warriors..

Carry the cahones in a dump truck Doc 🤣