I just rescued my first horse a year ago she was abused and soo skinny! She is a TN walker and is 6 years old. She is now healthy and happy with me!

I’m so glad that the horse that had been slashed around the face was healing. It was in such bad shape that I thought it would have been put down. How great to see such an improvement!

@eyesup9542

2 жыл бұрын

He is gorgeous

I have binge watched your videos for 8 hours straight. I love the before and after. Scared, emaciated and abused horses to beautiful, healthy, and kind horses that all have their own personality. They just crave love and affection. One of my favourite parts is when they are ready to run in an open field or pasture. They pile out of the truck with so much happiness I can feel nothing else but pure joy for them.

I am in love with your vet. Not only is he great at his job, but he seems such a nice person. Love and light to you all. Blessed be.

@JBCBlank

3 жыл бұрын

@catzndolz vet subtitles would be a blessing.

@aliciahalliday4836

3 жыл бұрын

me too

@jomama5186

3 жыл бұрын

Isn't he?

@zebu7493

2 жыл бұрын

He's a gem!!

Congratulations to each horse that has been adopted. Fantastic moments. Praises to everyone involved.

I love to see the horses ' pride during their riding evaluation! Their heads and tails are up and they really step out! So different from when they were admitted from auction.

@samanthamason638

3 жыл бұрын

You could tell that horse felt atleast 10 years younger and just wanted to show what it could do as a thank you

I just bought a 3yo buckskin filly off a slaughter buyer. She's was crazily emaciated when we first got her and head shy but we're working on it and she's now letting me take her halter off and put it back on easily 🥰 I put her out in the big paddock for the first time yesterday with two other horses and she just looked so happy. It's crazy to think how such a stunning horse would have been dog meat the next day if not picked up and although I know it doesn't change the world to rescue one horse, it has changed that one horse's world.

@leannewallace7276

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for buying her you're right it did change her whole world and it changed yours thank you thank you if more people like you would you do that it would help all these poor horses.

@rubyjones2283

3 жыл бұрын

@@leannewallace7276 My father spent days trying to convince me not too 😂 I had already fallen in love with her and the sweet thing falling asleep in my arms today didnt help my obsession.

Thank you for saving these horses they have a second chance

Thank you for putting your whole heart into saving these beautiful beings. God Bless you all!

Thank You All For the Love- Your Their Angels 😇

HA HA When you ride & don't drive , YOU ARE THE KEEPER OF THE GATE!!😅😅🐎🐎🐴

Don’t skip any ads!! These people deserve all the money they can get! Do it for the horses 🐴 ❤️

What a great vet you have. He really cares. So good to see them all doing so well x

Aww, I'm happy Neptune was adopted, but I'm sorry to see him go. I was hoping to see some training with him. He reminded me so much of my old Arab gelding when I first got him. I'm SO happy to finally see an update on the poor horse whose face was all cut up. Amazing healing. Those were some horrible wounds. Wow.

Aww, it is wonderful seeing these beautiful animals get a chance through you all! Have a great day, you earned it! 😄

@hphs

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! You too!

thank you all, from Canada! You are all lovely, I love the vet, and the horses rock! Only sad I can't adopt from Canada. Ever thought of offering horses up for sponsorship...so that those of us who can't adopt, can fund a horse we like till it is adopted? Just a thought!

I'm always so excited when y'all put up a new video! I'm never ready for them to be over!

Bless you all including mr vet man

❤ to all of you!!!

You guys are so gentle with the animals! ❤️ It’s a pleasure to watch.

That picture of the donkey being kissed was so darling, it was like he was saying “don’t look at me getting kissed, stop looking.”

You guys are the sweetest ❤️

@hphs

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Cat! Love that you watched our videos too!

Driver's privelige.Passenger gets the gate! We've been involved with rescues and there's definite highs and lows. Donkeys and goats often seem to give up when ill. LOVE the bovine. What a sweetheart.

I can’t believe people are sending horses from New Mexico to Mexico I’m from New Mexico and that makes me upset. My school principal saved some horses that we’re going to be slaughtered and she saved probably around 5 horses. I ended up buying one of her horses and he is the sweetest thing in the world

@Itslex56

3 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome 👏

@mircat28

3 жыл бұрын

Mexico and Canada are where the slaughter houses are. Thank goodness the ones in the US got closed.

Y’all are absolutely amazing people if I ever adopt a horse or donkey I will definitely be adopting from you guys.. Our two dogs and one cat are also rescues 🐴 ♥️ 🐴

I love watching your amazing work you all do to help and protect those beautiful horses. Big hugs from my family, in France.

I want t hug that vet what a wonderful man.... You are all so amazing xx

Appreciate everything you do!

Love Neptune and Buddy's adopters, and the way the children are with the horses..🐎

I love the knowledge you share 💕. I have a horse I adopted in Mexico that was gonna be sent to slaughter because her former owner was done showing/ jumping her. Breaks my heart. But she’s mine forever ❤️ still working on getting her to the states. 🤞🏼

@jennifer1110

3 жыл бұрын

That is heartbreaking. So glad you were able to rescue her.

Love Doc's big yawn!! What a wonderful man he is.

So so happy to see the big blackgrey horse with the slash wounds is still with you and recuperating! Many thanks for all you do!

The horse with the scars looks amazeballs now!!!!

I was able to purchase a few items off your wish list and saw them on your desk, so I’m glad they arrived. I went directly to Amazon and hunted for over an hour to find the wish list and gave up. I did find it through a Google search which is funny. So people may want to be buying items, but like me, had a very hard time locating the list. The second thing was, Amazon would not let me purchase some of the triangular feed bins for the stalls as I would get a message that they could not be sent to a “hidden” address. There must be a way to do it because on a prior video I saw that one was purchased and donated. I know your staff is super busy, but I would hate to see the rescue do without items because people cannot find the wish list on Amazon, or items cannot be purchased. So maybe someone can check with Amazon. Thank you for the wonderful work you all are doing, and thanks to the adopters that make room in their lives and hearts for the lovely horses.

@redarrowish6567

3 жыл бұрын

The wishlist is in the description of every video.

Omg your trainer Jessie is incredible... I'm an Eventer & let me tell ya- I have ridden multiple horses thru preliminary/CCI1* did the NAYRC-aka the northern hemisphere jr Olympics & done a few Intermediate level horse trials & schooling advanced- have show jumped& competed thru 4'6"... And my horses will blindly leap off banks with 7ft drops into the water, jump pirate ships, terrifyingly bright fruit stands almost 4ft tall with nearly 10ft spreads, CARS... All sight-unseen- just by trusting me & being ridden correctly & positively & assertively towards the jumps at the right speed & getting them to right distance to take off from... But OHHH LORD- those horses would have PISSED THEMSELVES if they saw some of those "desensitizing items" you guys use for these horses... Bahahhaa. The ONLY horse I ever jumped or rode around scary things on like that was my first big-time horsey, who was just a $4,000 15h anglo-arab PaintX gelding- he ended up being my junior Olympics horse even- and WE jumped the craziest things at the barn- we would tape Christmas wrapping paper to the poles on our stadium jumps- totally blowing in the wind in the outdoor arena- or lay metallic space blankets over the top rails, hang polyester, loud/flappy banners from the back rails on the oxers, wrap party bunting around the rails even infront of the fences on the ground, wrap sparkly tinsle around narrow "skinny" fences with barely 3'6" wide rails... But my little Borys was like the ONLY horse in the entire barn who jumped all these loony things without even flinching... Girls on their $50-75,000 imported horses who had competed at the CCI2* or advanced level?! Ah HELL NO! they wouldn't go NEAR those things without some, ahem, EXTREME "encouragement" with spurs and a whip & a VERY strong ride... And often with a "lead ride" by following me over them, hahaha. Which is just proof that a super expensive, fancy horse DOES NOT MEAN it will be anywhere NEAR "bomb proof," vs. my little $4,000 mutt I leased, who reminds me a lot of a lot of these rescue horses (he was actually bred for his color & temperament mostly- he was a beautiful buckskin tobiano paint- but he also jumped the MOON, was fast as hellllll- we put 17h thoroughbreds to SHAME with our speed and stamina! And was actually a very talented, very high scoring dressage horse, too!) I wish I could find another little guy like him... I see some horses on here that u guys rescue that honestly remind me a bit of little Borys... Obviously never quite as PLUMP as he was- and rarely have his amazing build with his super short back& neck, great uphill build (although, I guess a lot of those- especially the uphill build- are conformation attributes much more highly coveted and looked for in english sport horses like dressage/jumpers/eventers... western ppl seem to LIKE the downhill build? Two VERY different styles of riding I guess! And we look for big HUGE movers with TONS of suspension & lift & ground covering strides in all of their gaits- the more they bounce you out if the saddle at the trot, the better!!! We also love a smooth canter but one that's got a LOT of uphill movement that u really have to work your seat to stay with... it always blows my mind how flat& short stepping & smooth western horses are compared to english horses lol. My dad literally bounced out of my saddle when he tried riding my little Hanoverian/thoroughbred baby in the arena the first time cuz he was a "cowboy" & Obviously just NOT expecting my horse to have ai much BOUNCE in his strides- and my dad is like 6'4 & my lil guy was only 15.2- which is pretty small especially for a preliminary Eventer... But omg I hoooowled with laughter when he just went BOOOING right out of the saddle after barely five trot strides into the canter! Hahahhaha. I told him he'd better stick to his old western quarter horse plug Cortez& leave my poor Atticus alone before he hurt his back!!!) But Borys just had all these wonderful conformation attributes & amazing angles in his shoulders & perfecty angled joints in his legs- well set head & neck... all added up to make an extremely fast, cat like, very talented & Scrappy little jumper!!! But I could totally see some of the horsies I've seen on here that u guys rescue filling out & building muscle to look a lot like my little Borys- and if that was true, heck- maybe I could find my next Intermediate/cci 2 or 3* horse from a horse rescue like this, which is INSANE because even just an Preliminary or intermediate eventing "prospect" will usually set u back MINIMUM $30,000! I'm so impressed with how these horses look after some time and tlc, you guys are incredible at what u do!!!

@carliecole2563

3 жыл бұрын

@Abra Cadabra then don't read it lol Pretty simple concept... I really don't understand why people think that the comments section is meant for going on whatever their version of "comment patrol" is... I mean seriously, why comment on other people's comments instead of the video. It's kind of retarded.

Please NEVER stop making videos! I enjoy these so much I binge watch every time you upload! You guys are amazing and an inspiration to me, being a horse trainer myself. I'm absolutely addicted to your content. your true love and passion for these amazing animals is heart warming. Thank you so much for being a voice for them. ♥️

You guys are so awesome. I don't know much about horse husbandry, but I have huge love for animals, especially horses. I think in our country, and most countries, horses should be protected and revered, and should even be on our National emblem. Horses played a huge part in helping us in sooooo many ways get established in America. I love cows and donkeys too. I wish they were all treated so much better. God bless you all for all you do. I wish there were more well run places like yours.

Buddy is absolutely stunning!

Your gang of young ladies you have are impressive. They have strong work ethics, determination , willingness to work and do whatever is needed, they're highly intelligent, and do it all with a joyous smile. The love and natural affinity they have with the horses leaves me speechless, Ha Ha, the horses are lucky to have their love and care. So wonderful. I admire all the Horses Plus team. Love, Love, Love, a Colorado Mountain Grandma

Please thank your farriers from me as a watcher of my new goind horse lovers! Huge! Huge! Horse lovers! You are exactly the kind of help and understanding ALL Gods creatues need and want. Thank you👏👏🙏💖💖🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🎄🎄

Where is my Mustang Misty from Gilbert AZ?? My step dad bought this beautiful brown girl with black stockings after she foaled back in 2000- 2001 and after divorce I tried to rehome her but he had already sold her. What I wouldn't give to see her gorgeous eyes and know she was loved this whole time. I wish I could see her one more time

I would love to see a vet day video he is so awesome!

Been binge watching....good therapy, often emotional for this old man, very touching.

Just sent you guys a new ball toy from amazon hope someone finds his inner child playing with it lol

Those minis are so lucky I would love to have minis

Great vlog... really enjoy seeing your daily activities! 👍

Thank you guys so much for giving the help and needs that those animals and give them an safe place to stay.

I know who used to own that black and white paint! He used to be a show jumper but was given away after his former owner and him suffered a rotational fall

@leannewallace7276

3 жыл бұрын

That is a beautiful paint I used to own a paint for 32 years. My brother got him as a two year old and he passed away with me when he was 32. He was the love of my life and I miss him everyday!!!

Did anyone catch the perpetrator who hit one of your volunteers in the face at that auction? That made me so angry 😡. You guys are awesome sauce in a bottle.

@JBCBlank

3 жыл бұрын

I need this info

I love that you guys give these horses second chances all my love

Thank you guys so much for giving the help and needs that those animals and give them an safe place to stay

It's so adorable when horses get a new home with a little girl, and the first thing they get is a rainbow halter 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😭

Thanks for all that you do to save so many horses. It is amazing how you help! One comment is to let you know how impressed I am with your staff but particularly Jessie . She does a great job. I love so many of the horses but the minis and the donkeys have gotten to be my favorite. I live in Texas and am a retiree so it makes me so happy to watch what ya'll do. Thank you!

I also think very highly of your vet😀

So glad to see a new video.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🐴🐴🐴

@hphs

3 жыл бұрын

Subscribe to our KZread channel, we post weekly episodes.

I liked how horses waited for the truck to drop their hay before they started eating. Except, fur one lil bugger, he waited but guy taking to long, so she grabbed a bite....lol!

I'm absolutely in love with Toffee but I live in California and am not ready for a horse ontop of that I jump so I don't think it'd be kind to put a 25 year old into such hard work

@MLOCharmer

3 жыл бұрын

I agree 20 something horses are probably tried for their compatibility for a child rider. No other reason to have a saddle on an ancient horse.

This is so cool I wish I could adopt a horse but I already have 2

When Doc yawned then I did!! Lol! Love these videos

I can't stop watching these videos. Y'all do a wonderful job.❤️

I would love to donate money but I am only 12 years old. I love your gob and what you do for horses. ❤️

So I've watched about 3 videos now and I was thinking y'all were somewhere in the Midwest. Then you said in Hohenwald TN and that is about an hour and a half from me! I had no idea so many horses were going to slaughter from my area. I've never had horses but hope to in the next few years now that we have land. I will definitely keep y'all in my mind! Thank you for what you do.

Good people keep up the good work God bless you amen

those horses look so beautiful after treatments and care, and when they go for adoption, ur doing such a great job

I had Arabians years ago . But right now where I live it’s not zoned for horses😩. I always wanted a mini horse . When I was younger I was so allergic to horses that I ended up in the hospital when I would go near them . I had horses in my back yard so I was in the hospital a lot . I got tired of being sick when going around or riding horses that I gave up after 20 years . One day a friend needed help with her horses to exercise them . I told her that I would do it knowing that I would be sick . I got there and I couldn’t believe it ! I was Not Allergic anymore . I could for the first time rub my face against theirs and kiss them . So now that I’m not allergic I keep hoping that I could get a mini horse and or a regular size horse . I rescue dogs but would love to rescue a horse someday.

I'm ready for the next episode.

@roriesstories7030

3 жыл бұрын

Same!!

@hphs

3 жыл бұрын

The next episode hasn't happened yet only the filming from Thursday so far. It should be a fun tho episode because we're starting our adoption event on Sunday, so look for lots of adoptions in the next episode!

@roriesstories7030

3 жыл бұрын

@@hphs I would love to come Sunday! I shared it on Facebook for others, but sadly I can't adopt another horse right now. ☹️ I did call though and ended up crying 😂 your rescue center means so much to me that I just bursted into tears. I hope to be able to donate things to you soon from your wish list!!!

@marcobai1082

3 жыл бұрын

Marco. Ciao. ❤❤

@chainamarie03

3 жыл бұрын

@@hphs I read that your organization actually euthanized healthy horses using a captive bolt gun. Is this true ....if not what's the reason for so many super negative reviews?

I just found you a few days ago and I’ve been binging on these videos!

The wet and his orange suspenderes, just love him!! You are all heroes and I want to spend some month of my life helping you if you need me to be in your place. I am an Etologist and have worked with horses all my life? I have the option to fly from Denmark and take some month of from work, just let me know.

Looks like the girls get to play with the horses and the one guy does all the hard stuff.

Ya'll have the perfect vet for your program! I'm jealous of that hay spike! Do you allow people to come donate their time and help on the ranch? ( I work for pizza)

Doing really well

I love what you guys are doing I would love to give you guys donations but I am only 12 and I am saving up for boarding a horse,love you though.🤗❤🐴🦄🐎🐎

@hphs

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Aryanna!

@aryannabartlett1728

3 жыл бұрын

No need to say thank you my family thanks you

@aliciahalliday4836

3 жыл бұрын

i appreciate all that you guys do wish i could come and help but I am only 11

My heart can’t take it. If I had property I would take a horse. I have a rescue dog and if I could - lord knows I would take them all!

I am concerned that your shelter does not appear to do home/horse checks? How do you know the previously adopted horses are doing o.k.?

I hope you guys will look at eventually getting an equine rehab facility that has pools and lifts to help rehab your horses not to mention extra staff. With the love and care your crew puts in these horses you could literally provide Heaven in the last years and even months for the seniors and the youth asame. So sad to see the lame horses be put to sleep but very grateful you guys can provide that for them as well. Man I wish I could do what you guys do!!

@drosefrison

3 жыл бұрын

You guys are Angels no doubt and are such a blessing and are so inspiring!!

I would love to adopt a horse but I don't have the money to give the horse a good life one day I will love yours guys work

Nice video work excellent editing, wonderful team work I used to be a trainer and had the privledge of teaching children from the age of 3 up to the teenage years. The barn rats were the best part of my time at the barn. I seem to remember your organization, were you once in California? Nice work getting all the horses you do rescue. How many horses max. can you take in?

@hphs

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, we used to be located in Northern California. The most animals we rescued back here in Tennessee at one time was over 70 animals you can watch that episode at this link: kzread.info/dash/bejne/iJaoydVxfM_dgqg.html We placed nearly all of them in 24 hours very thankful for the great networking to help animals in need.

@MLOCharmer

3 жыл бұрын

@@hphs whoa! That's impressive!

In Canada there is a horse slaughter plant in southern Alberta. It’s just one of Canada’s dirty little secrets. Generally the carcasses get shipped overseas. It’s cheaper to ship a carcass and easier to have it fly under the animal advocacy groups.

You guys are so awesome. When we move and have property, we are going to adopt some rescue horses. Not to ride, just to give a good life to and have for friends(as I don't have, nor do I want, human ones) would Florida be too far of a ride from yall?

I look at KZread I enjoy your program.

This is Jane from Pennsylvania that's cool how they use the red white and blue barrels for for them to jump with that was so cool talk to you later bye thanks

Aww I really wish I could help you ❤

I have been following your page for several months.. I love horses... I wish I had a home in the country I would buy so many... my question to you is .. what happens at the slaughterhouse.. do they kill the horses and people eat them? So Mexico purchases horses to kill and eat them?

Is there a way to follow the further path of the minis? I "named" one of them and I would be so happy to see how their life is going on 😊

I have said this before. Im in uk but am now aware of what happening your side. I think best form of action is to lobby that all horses must have the equivalent of an owner record that travels with them from birth to death. Any sale of each one & before being allowed to be bought for slaughter or put through process - all ex owners should have to be notified & given oppotunity to buy back for price slaughter & outstanding expenses. Obviously proven medication travel expenses etc. Im positive that most ex owners would want to save them. At least this way the amount going to slaughter would reduce dramatically. Its appalling that a horse is worth less than a car which has a log book from time of manufa ture till it ends up in a breaking lot. And giving up a horse just cause its old - No way. If you feel its their time put your hand in pocket & have euthenised at home with you there at least .... dont put them through that aweful process. If you dont know what horses go through take your head out of sand & watch. The vids are out there. Noone wpuld let their babies go through that alone & unloved if they did. I lost my last boy to navicular 30 years ago & to this day i miss him badly ! With email & mobile phones free texts etc theres no reason you shpuld not be aware or given option to save them . I thank anyone for reading this plea & hope it will start something yo thos end.. Heather

I want that paint she took a picture first

I would love to adopt from you but I’m in Britain

I like your doc... how does it work with amazon, when I order it in the netherlands, do they send it to your place....??

Thx u

Are those who adopt the horses from your shelter required to return them to your shelter, if things don’t work out, it they fall on hard times and can not keep the horse(s), donkey(s), ponies, etc?

Why isn’t it illegal to export for slaughter

@JBCBlank

3 жыл бұрын

Because money. Sadly that is the only reason.

@gentlechaos5911

3 жыл бұрын

Alright, this is probably the wrong audience for this but why is that any different to slaughtering pigs and cows?

@JBCBlank

3 жыл бұрын

@@gentlechaos5911 honestly if they are raised for slaughter that is different. These are people's pets that they have given up for one reason or anouther. Injured and sick animals that need treatment. I doubt the slaughter houses will even treat them and if you look at the condition of many of them they are far too skinny to even be worth the slaughter no good meat one them of any kind.

@gentlechaos5911

3 жыл бұрын

@@JBCBlank I agree that their condition and how they are treated are absolutely horrible and should definitely fall under the jurisdiction of animal protection laws. But how are animals different just because they were raised to be food? And don't get me wrong, I watch these videos because I support what they are doing but I can't really wrap my head around the fact that horses are supposed to be different just because they are pets. Cows are just (if not more) intelligent but people kind of ignore that when eating steak. On a side note: In my country (or even the whole of the EU?) you aren't allowed to slaughter any animal for food if it doesnt have the papers that make it save to eat. If you want to slaughter a horse you need documentation that says it never got any medicine etc that would make it unsafe to eat for people. Or are these horses processed into dog food etc? It just seems really sketchy.

@JBCBlank

3 жыл бұрын

@@gentlechaos5911 I do feel they are made into dog food more than anything tbh

Do you cut the twine net off your round bales? It would be easy when it is on the truck or suspended in the air with the tongs.

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Just an observation: of all the helpful things you could do for a horse or pony to get him/her ready to go to another home, braiding the mane should NOT even be on the list!

If you guys want to expand into Pennsylvania I will devote my life under God of course to these beautiful creatures we are blessed with. I have horse experience, a welding degree and an associates in specialized business. I hope you take my offer seriously.

Hi , I’ve just binged watch many of your videos from several months back and I love this Chanel but I feel like you euthanise your horses to “easily” , what I mean by that is sometimes with the right medication, treatment or surgery the horses could live a better and longer life, and I feel like you “give up” to early ( or maybe it just seems like it on the videos) . Keeping a horse on heavy treatment or medication is costly but I’m sure some people would be happy to help with that or adopt them even with those conditions. I wish sometimes you could explore more options or at least tell us what options you have taken in consideration or if you are certain there is no cure or no way the horse would survive. Side note: this I not a hate comment , maybe it’s because I am to weak and can’t deal easily with euthanasia and I do really appreciate the work you do and am grateful for the horses that you manage to save and rehabilitate !

@Cat-di9lg

3 жыл бұрын

This rescue seems to try really hard with each animal. They consult vets, and staff to see the best options for the animal. Yes heavy surgeries and strong meds might help but at what cost for that animal? Animals that are to weak or old most likely won't come out of surgery alive, and heavy meds on older and weak animals could do more harm than good. If there's a high chance efforts made to save an animal won't work it makes more sense to put it down. It seems harsh bit they don't have unlimited money to use, and a suffering animal shouldn't continue to suffer in efforts trying to save it. I've rescued quite a few animals, and you can't save them all. What seems like giving up is often mercy for that poor animal. When my goldfish developed bad swim blather issues to did everything I could to try and help but it just extended his suffering rather than help him. It broke my heart but I had to euthanize my little Buddy. In humans we often keep people on life support and allow them to suffer rather than giving them mercy as it's only seen as murder. It's selfish to keep a living creature alive and suffering because you feel like you're giving up on it when efforts to help wont help.

Can I ask on behalf of our hard of hearing and deaf community for subtitles 😉 Also hug a donkey for me please🐎 😁

We need stricter laws on breeding horses!! I think that if a person breeds horses. Then should be held responsible for that horse life.

Is it hard for the girls that work with the horse when the horse leaves that they really bonded with

Could you guys use some hoof picks? If so I will donate as I have many unused. Also could you use sleazy sleepwear for mane control?

@equestrianme5380

3 жыл бұрын

They will take anything they can get. I'm sure they would love some extra hoof picks and im sure they would enjoy the sleazy sleepwear