…ted to give you all an update on Mira. After 2 decades of extreme neglect and abuse, our beloved Mira has reclaimed her life. It has taken 6 months of TLC, physical therapy, and lots of emotional equity on our part…which we have happily provided! Mira is now enjoying enrichment time and companionship with Griffin, loves to be groomed (her way), and…can actually go for short walks! Mira is also enjoying 18 pound of Purina Senior a day! All those wh…
September 2014 Adoption Celebration: Striker
…very jealous. The progression in which Striker was able to come from fear to a point of trust had allowed their relationship to bloom. Susan knew that Striker was Rexanne’s match, and certainly Striker did too. Since Striker’s rescue, many things have changed. From starvation and certain death, to a forever home that is expanding, Rexanne has worked hard to bring Striker to the incredible place that he is in today. Rexanne laughs fondly when descr…
Galway and Deaglan
…are and serve the previously discarded…and unwanted. Today, both Galway and Deaglan enjoy their enrichment time in turnout, and are learning to rely on a life that is free from the expectations of others. There are no strings attached to their lives, and we can clearly state with heartfelt certainty, that it is a privilege for us to serve them….
Internships Available!
…ions/resumes. Additional internships in Social Media, Public Relations and Instructional Design are available for college and graduate students. Red Bucket is committed to a Drug-Free and positive work environment. Please send resume and/or letter of interest to: Susan@redbucketrescue.org…
Red Bucket Equine Rescue #250- Talulah
…ping the chain under her lip. She ran, hobbled for over a mile…under a freeway pass…over a busy boulevard with on coming traffic, skidding out and painfully climbing to her feet. If there was any luck at all, it was that the panicked mare smelled nearby horses, and that a gate (which we are told is always locked) was uncharacteristically open, the mare bolted into a stable, skidding across a drive, only to find herself climbing to her feet amongst…
Internships Available!
…rnship may use their project experience on career or college applications/resumes. Additional internships are available in Social Media, Public Relations and Finance for college and graduate students. Red Bucket is committed to a drug-free and positive work environment. Applicants must be committed, reliable, and have a learning and service mindset. Please send resume and/or letter of interest to: Michellewalker@redbucketrescue.org …
Galway
…and progressive ring bone in three of his feet. He was a commodity to them….to us a hero, a horse who had given 25 years, his life, to serve. Now it is his turn, we will serve him. Because he is neurologic, we cannot re home him, but rest assured that Galway is HOME. Facebook Update: They are both branded Hanoverians, they had been owned by the same owner…who self-reports to be a great lover of Hanoverians, they were both dumped at slaughter…by th…
March 2014 Adoption Highlight
…ly Fohrman went out to Norco to visit Nina and Scout and to offer additional on-site training. To Nina’s surprise, Kimberly went out as many times as they needed, making her exclaim, “What person would do that?” The rewarding and stress free experiences that Nina has had with Red Bucket has led her to be one of our biggest fans. While Nina is grateful to Red Bucket Equine Rescue, we are equally grateful for Nina, not only for her commitment of pro…
May 2013 Adoption Celebration: Merriweather, Tinker Bell, Dustin & Goliath (aka Harley)
…f Harley, Dustin, Merriweather and Tinker Bell in need, she immediately reached out and offered them sanctuary at her ranch. They’d be a welcome addition to the two minis she already had, not to mention the twelve horses and numerous dogs thriving under her love and care. Within a few months, the adoption of the Fortunate Four, Harley, Dustin, Tinker Bell and Merriweather, was complete. Today, six months later, the four minis, once starved of fo…
Pretend Horse Show
…pple than usual, and being the sensitive guy that he is, he was more immediately responsive than a normal hack. We executed his canter departures flawlessly, and my fingers naturally rubbed the side of his neck,silently praising him for being such a good boy. When we were asked to come in and line up, he stood like a statue (or in retrospect, knowing Paidraig, a trophy). I think that he was actually posing. I gently scratched his withers, again kn…