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You Made Their Story Possible.

They simply would not exist without you. So many companion animals are abused, neglected and discarded - most of them are euthanized due to overcrowded shelters or sent to slaughter when no one steps in to save them.

You help by simply buying the skincare you love! Below are the many ongoing animal rescue & care initiatives you help with as you shop.

Rescues

Granny’s Ulcers Have Returned
On February 16, Granny, who had been home from the hospital for exactly one month, took a turn for the worse. She refused to finish...
Mae's Recovery Marks the End of Strangles!
Mae's last positive status for Strangles meant we couldn't accept new cases or fully integrate the herd. Dr. Metcalf conducted a Pharyngeal wash, a PCR...
Fostering Pregnant Mama
On Thursday, February 29, we received a call from Healing Hearts Rescue asking if we could help. There was a pregnant horse at the auction,...
Updates on Foster’s Health & Recovery
On February 1st, we made the tough decision to bring Foster back to Weems and Stephens Equine Hospital. Foster's Health Recap He had been discharged on...
Foster's Miracle Recovery: A Rollercoaster Week
On Monday, our sweet Foster seemed a bit off. During his evening feeding, he left some of his food untouched, which is quite unusual for...
Power Surge: Ranch Facilities Upgraded
We're thrilled to share a huge update in our ranch facilities – we've extended electricity and water access to reach our third pasture! This expansion...
Mae Update: Home Sweet Sanctuary
Ever since Mae returned from the hospital after recovering from Strangles, her progress has been nothing short of amazing. She’s currently living with the donkeys...
Strangles Check: Round 2 of Pharyngeal Washes
It's been 60 days since the last Pharyngeal wash to test our horses and donkeys for Strangles. Round Two Testing Dr. Splawn and her team...
Stryker's Dental Dilemma
We noticed swelling on the lower right side of Stryker's jaw. It didn’t seem to affect him (he was acting and eating normally without issues),...
Hank and Buzz's Next Adventure
This week, we said a tearful goodbye to our pals, Hank and Buzz. They're off to start a new chapter at Healing Hearts Animal Rescue...
Teddy's Castration & Speedy Recovery
Teddy joined our Sanctuary at 18 months as a jack, meaning he hadn't been castrated. For rescued males, we prioritize preventing reproduction. Dr. Metcalf, in...
Bo's Acupuncture Success
Bo was facing a continuous bout of diarrhea that had our whole Sanctuary team a bit puzzled. We ran a fecal test, and surprisingly, everything...

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