ok this one is for the dad of the girl that adopted holly you made the right call its a beautiful starter horse and your choice too not only help the horse but also teach your daughter the right way with the animals

Horse rescue is like the starfish story, where the little boy asked a stranger why he was throwing only the few starfish into the ocean, that he could, when there were so many along the miles of beach. The old man replied "I made a difference for that one, I'm happy to make a difference where I can." And it's so true. We maybe cannot rescue all the horses, but the ones we can rescue, are grateful for it.

OMG! That little girl was adorable herself!!!

This makes my heart happy seeing the horses get adopted and going to new homes ! I sure miss riding and working with horses. I just talking about compassion fatigue today.

The belgian is looking so much better already! I'm so glad to see that! God bless the Horse Plus Humane Society staff.

@aliecarey

3 жыл бұрын

Im soooo glad to see the belgian too 😍

@kennikitty

3 жыл бұрын

Definately already gained some weight, that poor baby was just a walking skeleton. Gaining weight is such a good sign, especially when they're suffering from another condition. I'm kreping my fingers crossed for this beauty.

@humaneleaguelancPA

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yes, the belgian horse was so sad at the auction.. I hope he pulls through. When he was laying down, I just wanted to lay there with him.

Not to mention Tawnee you look great!!

@sarahenderson3880

3 жыл бұрын

Yes she does

@cherylmillard2067

3 жыл бұрын

I love the new look!!!

I hope the Belgian gets better soon. I hope to one day adopt from you guys.😁

@sarahenderson3880

3 жыл бұрын

@@mercedeskennedy7519 yes I would love to get a horse one day from them. And I only live one hour away too.

@pegakorn1

3 жыл бұрын

I would love to adopt from them also but I live 15 hours away

@sarahenderson3880

3 жыл бұрын

@@pegakorn1 it’s my dream to adopt from them on day i have been wanting a horse since I was a little girl and hope to get one soon

God bless this people ... I`m german and can`t adopt a horse there, but will donate ... the world is a better place with people like you, thank you for all your work and everything you do for this animals

@gudrunvanhoosier6103

3 жыл бұрын

I'm german too and own two horses here . I am in Kansas and you could find me on Facebook if you wanna maybe start a friendship !

I would love to get to meet Doc! Tawnee and Jason maybe you could do an interview with Doc about his career and family and some stories he would like to share. Of course only if he wanted to be interviewed. Just a thought. I know lots of viewers love to hear what Doc has to say. God bless you guys and these beautiful animals! Thank you so much for sharing these beautiful people and animals with us. ❤ 🤍 💙

@rosegarden9575

3 жыл бұрын

I know Doc is an expert with elephants 🐘. He is the Vet for the Elephant Sanctuary in Hohenwald! Check out his hats...

@shawnrobinson9274

3 жыл бұрын

I think Doc is an angel on earth. I just love him to bits 💕

@cherylhillskemper7564

2 жыл бұрын

I learn a lot from him every time he's on an episode. He explains things so we can all understand. It's very cool that he is also an elephant expert.

Thank you so much for reporting on the Belgian mare. She does look much better. I've been hoping all week that she would get better. I know it will take time, just Thank You for all you're doing. I miss being able to ride and be around horses. Watching your series helps me to feel well, almost like I'm there too. Keep us the effort and good work. Much love and warmest regards.

We appreciate every each and every one of you, and every animal appreciates all of you!

The only bad part about this video is that it was longer! I’m wanting 1 hour episodes now every week! Love it.

@SmM33380

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

@humaneleaguelancPA

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, but I'm sure all that video work they do, editing is another huge component of their daily lives. On the other hand, boy, I'm sure it helps so much with the adoptions.

They are all so precious! And so are you all! God bless every one of you and all horses, ponies and donkeys everywhere!

Wonderful people wonderful work! My only worry is that some people who adopt your rescues are too big and too heavy for the horses they go home with. Is this a cultural thing? I have noticed that a lot of US riders are too big for their horses.

It's hard to get through the adoption episodes without crying! I love the work you do!

@dottierogers4625

2 жыл бұрын

I shed a few tears also, so sad 😭 but happy they were rescued 👏👏👍

Omg im so in love with the Belgian and my heart stops at every episode waiting to see if she is improving. She is looking so much happier but it will be a longer road. If i was back living in the US i would want to adopt her and love her for the rest of her days. You are all my heroes xx

@MsHeavrin

3 жыл бұрын

Me too! I hate seeing them suffer. I have rescued and rehabilitated many dogs with leg issues. Only foster failed twice. I will be getting my own horses soon as retirement hits.

Thank you for making a difference. Greetings from Guatemala.

@cherylbaccino1435

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for making a differeence Greetings from Gusatemala xxxxxx💙

Flicks's going to fit right in with the redheaded family, such a beautiful hair color!!

I really hope you all know how much better you've made these horses lives! I'm sure they thank you from the bottom of their hearts!!

I just love this little girl. Sharing her feelings is worth gold because she shares from the heart - pure and sweet. I wish her many happy days ahead with her new best friend!

What amazing adoptions! I’m sure Raven will find a home soon; she’s gorgeous and looks like a ton of fun! My favorite horse I ever rode was a super peppy 20+ year old gaited Blue Roan TWH with one good eye-the old girls sure can be surprising! I’m glad to see HPHS accessing the seminar on compassion fatigue, it is so impactful in this field and in veterinary medicine.

Thank you for believing in horses others would not, I cry quite a lot when watching these. I love you guys and thanks

The suffering never will end until humans stop reveling their superiority over other life forms and I don't see that happening any time soon. In the mean time, thank you for what you do.

Another epic episode. I could watch and listen to Doc and Jessie talk horses all day. Fascinating.

God bless you all I haven't seen such dedication and keeping them horses there will be fun memories don't feel bad sometimes you can't save them all I love horses more than any other animal on Earth they've done so much for us sometimes I cry when I see the shape that these horses in take pride in knowing that you got the right people for the job and take care of yourself because without you these animals wouldn't exist God bless you

It will be interesting to see an episode about the selection process of candiates for horse adoptions. How is the match done between future owners and the horses🤓.

Another great episode. I’d be interested to see a follow up in their new homes. Especially the ones that are really poorly when they first arrive x

I love your doc he is amazing. Very compassionate man. You are so lucky to have him.

the channel Horse Plus ... made me feel the need to learn english to understand everything you guys say. mainly I would like to understand the veterinarian, I have a lot of admiration for his work. actually for all. A big hug from Brazil

Gosh the man who adopted Indy sounds like such a sweetie

I love what you guys are doing

I am so tickled that moonshine got a home she had my heart from the beginning! Topaz I'm also very excited for. Blessings to everyone and may your journey together be magnificent!..

Loved the adoption story of Moonshine- hubby only rides TWH. Amazing that they came all the way from Florida for the horses.

I agree with the little girl..I love dapplegreys the most too!💖

@shalakruep

3 жыл бұрын

That little girl is so cute. 😍

@AL-lz1hb

3 жыл бұрын

And the donkeys and paints and pretty much any horse with a soft nose ( or rough, with deep kind eyes) that wanders my way..

I love all the adoption videos!! Babies finding NEW loving homes!!

I loved this. So many adoptions. Wow great to see a more positive side for all these babies. Thank you

If I ever become rich, this place would be first place to donate too. Love what you do.

"I've been known to climb through windows" 😂

I got a 17 year old mare, she came from summer pasture, so she was shoeless, and I decided to keep her that way. During the 3 years I had her, the amount of change going through her body, just from being barefoot. The barefoot trimmer that I used, was exceptional and she got really impressed with how much change she made. After 2 years, she was sound on any terrain and she got trimmed twice a year, because she had straightened up so much, that she was self trimming. The back feet straightened up during the first year, but I used boots on the front hoof for another year, on and off, depending on where we were planning on going, and how long the ride would be. I trained her every day, we changed between halter walks, working both on and off in the round pin and trail rides. If I am getting a horse again, I will definitely do barefoot again, it's a journey, but it really pays off in the end.. Feed had a lot to do with the success in hoofcare. (she had a tendon injury that stopped us from ever doing shows, and I got sick, so she is living the pensioner life with another old horse)

I love all these videos 💗 I love what all of you are doing.

wow it is so cool that you did the seminar about compassion fatigue.

Jason, great video! I have been looking forward to watching this one after the last giant rescue. All of you do such a wonderful job and are an awesome team. Thanks so much for all the updates. I can't wait for the next one. Blessings to everyone! ❤️

@hphs

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! - Jason

Please watch the ads especially if you cannot donate they get money for it ❤️

I've just found this channel and I'm bingeing all the episodes and I just wanna say I'm so happy y'all do what you do! All the horses are beautiful and looking better from the last one I saw! I just want to say all of you are beautiful and heroes! Thank you for doing what you do!

Your hearts are like the big sun that warms the souls of horses and donkeys.Thank you very much for help. Огромное Спасибо .🙏🌞🐎

Thankyou for talking about compassion fatigue, it's a really important topic more people in all areas of life should be aware of and how to take time to recharge their own batteries.

I had no choose in giving up my horses . I sold them to someone I trusted. My Palimino was sold for slaughter, my Morgan did find good home. The pain of lose will never ease, but I am warmed by these horses being saved.

So worried about that large draft horse and his huge swelling on his hind leg...so sweet an animal!!💋💋❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I love you guys Thank y’all for what y’all do

That young girl is so well spoken and so cute.

you had some beautiful families and people adopting that day. So wonderful to see. The seminar was a great topic. Not recognised enough for sure.

Your all angels in my book. Love what your doing. 🙏🐴🐎❤🇺🇸

I am binge watching these videos. I love your team of people and doc is an absolute jewel!!!🥰

I LOVE that me and doc drive the same Jeep!! 🤣🤣

You girls are alsome the love you all have with your horses and all you work with great job keep it up 🐎♥️🐂♥️👍🙏

So inspiring to see people who care as much as yall do 🥰💝

One of the best videos I ever watched. I teared up a few times and laughed a bunch too. You all are amazing and thank you for your loving and hard work. Many blessings and much love♡ ♡🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴♡

I love this! You all are so amazing!

What a wonderful program. I will be praying for you all. The compassion fatigue program you put on was excellent. I see the love and caring you all pour out on the animals, and know you need times of renewal for yourselves. I am amazed at how many animals you are able to help. God bless you all. Ellen

I would seriously have to work on emotional training, seeing the condition of some the ones you save. But I would so be willing to volunteer at a shelter to work through this, knowing that I have made a difference and also to help a horse pass without fear as I apparently have a calming effect ability. : )

One of my dad's friend had a young deer. It was out of shape, so I started running with it to help it's cardio. It is now an adult and is healthy!

Beautiful beautiful You are all the heroes along with the horses cats cows goats dogs awesome 🐎 Cancel ❤️❤️❤️❤️ awesome 😎

So sweet so happy for the horses 🐴 getting adopted 👍🏼

amazing people doing amazing things.

I thank ail of you that work at HORSE PLUS you seem to love all of the horses that you work with it is so heart warming watching the horses fall in love with you give the vet a special thanks for his work

Such a great episode SO lovely to see all the adoptions and you are all so wonderful with the animals and the people too x More please

Great video you guys are really awesome the people who adopt moonshine seem like really nice people I wish them all the best I hope it works out for them all Release, is a horses reward that’s how they learn, through pressure and release

Compassion fatigue. It is not ony when you are on site but when you worry about not being able to be on site.

You guys are doing a great job Nanette

So happy to see all those adoptions! Great job you guys! Love from Massachusetts.

I feel sorry for the horse that will be in boarding aka a stall most of his time. I'm concerned about that because horses are herd animals and a horse in a stall next to him is really not enough. I hope that the boarding place also has pastures or that this lady finds another place for him. Big thumbs up to the adopter who rides her horses bitless.

@lynnbetts4332

3 жыл бұрын

Many gaited horses are ridden with hackamores. But hackamores can be worse than bits in the wrong hands. If a horse has been ridden with a bit for 10 years, they may not transition to a hackamore. Just like one ridden in a hackamore for years will mouth and try to spit a bit out. Each horse has to be tested and worked with to see what is best for them.

@charli.herriot

3 жыл бұрын

by boarding i think she meant keeping the horse at a boarding facility :)

@roden70

3 жыл бұрын

@@charli.herriot Yes, I know. She mentioned he will be in a stal specificly. A lot of boarding facilities have stalls instead of pastures where the horses can interact.

@havyellowmoneydinero1378

2 жыл бұрын

@@roden70 She said it would be stalled for a little bit, since she is looking at horses with very little handling, I assume she means until they get the horse settle and started, halter broke at least.

My parents said we can get a 4th horse, horse plus humane society here i come!

Do you stick to the rider only being 20% weight of the horse? Worried

@alisonpearson1236

3 жыл бұрын

After watching this in the U.K. I was wondering the same. It’s worrying to see a 14.2 which is not far from being a pony, being expected to carry someone who is over their weight carrying ratios. Seems to be cruel and not great for their backs .

@XxShellyW13xX

3 жыл бұрын

@@sophiajones8885 technically a pony is under 14.2 hands, and is actually considered a small horse. Registered horses that are 14.2 are not called Arabian ponies, or Quarter Horse ponies.

@scoombs8955

3 жыл бұрын

@@XxShellyW13xX you and Sophia are missing the point that Alison is making. An awful lot of these people are too BIG for the horses they are matched to.

@CatScreenTime

3 жыл бұрын

@@scoombs8955 I don't know a lot about horses even though I love them, and I was thinking the same thing. However, wouldn't a horse buck a rider off if they were too heavy?

@scoombs8955

3 жыл бұрын

@@CatScreenTime Hi. That’s a fair comment, I have been around horses and been lucky enough to have them in my life for about 40 years and would say horses rarely buck and these rescues are so down trodden they don’t have the will or energy to buck.

I feel sad for any horse who is going to spend most of their life in a stall; quality of life is lacking 😕

@twilightingX

Жыл бұрын

It’s animal abuse where I live. Horses have to have a field here.

Love the work you all do.

It's so awesome that all y'all was able to adopt put 9 horses a mule and a donkey and mini as well that is great . yep I kno that is part of the 9 😊😀😁

Its great to see so many adoptions especially remembering what they looked like at the auction..glad they're still trying to get the big Belgians leg better..good xrays so just the infection to try to get rid of..fingers crossed .🇬🇧💞✝️🙏👏👍🐴🇺🇸

PLEASE get a mounting block and take are of the horses back.

@iimdone

3 жыл бұрын

they have mounting blocks, but they only use it if the horse is being consistently ridden while training and this has been stated in past episodes. otherwise, if its just for show in adoptions, they dont find it necessary. it's good desensitization for the horses anyway. im pretty sure they know whats best, they take amazing care of their horses.

@Angeliccooke

3 жыл бұрын

@@iimdone bad for the horses back. Period

@debndogs2208

3 жыл бұрын

@@Angeliccooke agreed

@iimdone

3 жыл бұрын

@@Angeliccooke it is, but only if done long term :)

@Angeliccooke

3 жыл бұрын

@@iimdone absolutely disagree, all it takes is one heavy person to jump on the wrong way and their back is damaged. Just like ours would be if it were our backs being pulled and jumped on.

YOU GUYS ARE AMAZING!!!!! You have put so much thought and love and care into what you are doing!!!! May god bless your entire organization and keep you prosperous. You are touching so many lives with your work! XOXOXO

Holly and topaz are so lovely looking so glad 9 horses got adopted tony is adorable to

grand heros at their best, hope your legs recovering, good on you all , god bless

Can you do a vlog highlighting some of the horses that have been adopted. Where they are. The challenges met. How they are doing. How happy they are

Wonderful, people adopt a horse already, that’s beautiful 🤩 I love 💕 to see so beautiful people that love 💕 animals and care for them, God bless you all that take care of animals and God bless the people that Adopt them, giving them a opportunity of life, God love 💕 all of you, And I love you ❤️💕😘 too, I’m giving as much likes 👍 as I can and I will watch the add to help you guys in some way, thank you 🙏 for giving so much love 💕 to all animals, The creations of God, God bless you all, beautiful people, plenty of love 💕 from Queen 👸

I love the adoption stories...

You guys should make a video introducing all the animal and everyone that works at horse plus love you guys

Please use mounting blocks, it helps lower the risk of back injuries

Those people stole my mule pony. Okay, it wasn't mine and I can not adopt another equine right now but, omg it is so CUTE!

You do a truly fantastic job guys. Thank you very much for all the love you freely offer these poor animals. However, I have just one thing to ask if I may please? You ladies are well trained and appear full of unconditional love and hence full of support - so why do you use a painful bit in their mouths? In this video you highlighted the horse that was being ridden as previously not having being ridden with a bit. But here you make the poor horse endure a torturous chunk of metal in their mouths. Thanks again, Dave 🇬🇧

I hope you put your brand on them prior to their adoption so they will be always able to be identified easily visually from a quick look .This way they will alway be recognised as one of your s if they end up back in an auction and you can be contacted

Glad to see Jessie. Like to see her with the horses

I wonder if caregivers that works with people can get compassion fatigue

@windfall331

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely- that is why many of us have horses.

You guys are excellent humans! I love watching these videos 😘

I'm so happy that the Belgian mare is getting better! I love what you guys do💜💜💜💜

you guys are bless helping this Animal to be better and stronger keep it up great job well done

You all are heroes ❣

Raven, Moonshine, and Amari are so beautiful ❤️

Love Doc!! And of course all that you do! ♥️♥️

Fabulous episode...wonderful to see so many adoptions.

Awesome as per usual. Just a quick question...do you have weight restrictions for potential adopters? There were some very large people who were interested in some very small horses.

@rosegarden9575

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, they do...mostly some adults are adopting for their kids.

@Monika-bu4nq

3 жыл бұрын

I was just thinking the same thing...

@kelseymiller2414

3 жыл бұрын

They do. Also, it should go without saying but not all people adopt horses for riding.

@hphs

3 жыл бұрын

Yes we do

@jenz4524

3 жыл бұрын

I am a smaller adult, but I would go for a bigger horse, about 15 to 16 hands. If I had more time and money, I would be getting a smaller pony for driving. I just can't tell my horse because he is very possessive of me, lol.

Love you guys and all you do. Can you do before and after photos when a horse gets adopted?