Red Bucket Rescue #356 Ella and #357 Clarabelle

…as with all of the formerly unwanted, demonstrate gratitude…and are beginning to earnestly call out in that all-too-familiar clammer of “room service, please!”. We welcome Ella, little Clarabelle, and the new foal, who will be born wanted and safe! Warm and sincere thanks to all of you who make our lifesaving work possible!…

Knox

…skim the ground as if the heaviness of shedding his armor has freed him, inviting a new Knox to enjoy life and a new identity. We expect that by the Holidays, Knox will have a family of his very own, and that his transformation from unwanted to wanted will provide a completeness that he deserves. In a world of uncertainties, it is a certainty that this survivor will pack only two items when he goes home….a little red bucket, and a big bag of loya…

Kamerick “Kami” RB

…are not enough, but THANK YOU! Facebook Update: New Foal Update From The Kami-Corder….Kami’s First Nuzzle! Most of us at Red Bucket, have been overwhelmed with a myriad of emotion as we’ve prepared our feral mares for motherhood. The arduous prep has in no way prepared us for the extre…me impact of watching these little life’s enter the world and join the protective cocoon of Red Bucket. Our tears have been confusing as we joyfully celebrate our…

July 2013 Horse Highlight: Malone

…s a very social horse and enjoys the attention paid to her in these sessions. When out on her daily walks, Malone is affectionate, especially with children.   Guardian angel Mary Jane and Malone have a special loving bond. They obviously enjoy one another’s company, and often Malone follows MJ around like a puppy. She has become a trusting and calm horse, realizing that humans are indeed her friends. Unlike the horse that first arrived at Red Buck…

July 2013 Volunteer Highlight

…Santa Fe where 81 bales of hay awaited them.   “It was the hottest day of the year, and these kids did not whine or complain once,” Karen recalls. “We all set out in my truck and trailer and drove to Rancho Santa Fe, laughing and talking like we were old friends. When we arrived, there was a mountain of hay, 81 bales in all, and five layers high, with just the four of us to load it all up. As I searched for a ladder, Aisha made a ninja-like move t…

Knox update

…e has a growing fan club of Red Riding Hoods who appreciate the juxtaposition of his steely determination and his tender vulnerability. His gait, his heart, and his mood are light…his feet barely skim the ground as if the heaviness of shedding his armor has freed him, inviting a new Knox to enjoy life and a new identity. We expect that by the Holidays, Knox will have a family of his very own, and that his transformation from unwanted to wanted wil…

October 2015 Culture Message

…reviously well-bedded and cozy stall. Horses saving horses and equines communicating lifesaving messages are not new to us. Over the years we have learned to listen and pay attention to the sometimes silent, often overt language of these amazing, loyal and noble animals. In solemn reflection, I realize now that my love affair and previous relationships with horses that I have been privileged to know may have been peppered with unheard messages and

Red Bucket Equine Rescue Adoption: Pilot

…d long time supporter of Red Bucket’s lifesaving work has been inundating us (we love it!) with videos, texts, and photos of a very happy Pilot and his sister Josephine in their very own new home…purchased just for them! Please join us in wishing Cassandra, Shannon, Pilot, Josephine, and Pilots new grandparents a lifetime of happiness and joy!  …

Shields and Scout Update

…this sounds pretty darn great…it is actually so much better. The new Red Bucket families respond to the responsibility of providing a home in the most extraordinary of ways. Some of our families have actually sold their homes and moved in an effort to keep their horses with them in their yards, one family moved to another state to provide the opportunity of year round pasture. The list is endless, and it is accented with sacrifice, respect, adorat…

Darcy and Mathe are doing Fantastic!

…rst week of life…sheexperienced the world beyond the confinement of her stall and breathed the air and visualized a world that she did not know existed. Her mother is slowly returning to her new normal…a world of of kindness and consistency, and people who can be counted on. Life has taken a very new direction for Darcy…and life is just beginning for Mathe….