Missy's Hope Equine Rescue Resource
General Information:
Mission and Policy Information
Our Programs:
The Chey/Annie Project Fundraisers
The Chey/Annie Project Accounting
The Chey/Annie Project Future Sling Locations
Rescue Information:
Resources:
Pet Food and Product Warnings and Recalls
Congressional Information:
Letter Writing Campaigns For Horses
There Is A Viable Alternative To Equine Slaughter
Horse Health Information:
Cushings/Insulin Resistance Information
Helping Your Horse Prepare For Being Blind
Articles Relating To Equine Blindness
Miscellaneous:
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Slide Show Gallery |
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This is a slide show of a body condition scale.
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If you see a horse with a body condition of 0, 1,
or 2, please try to get photo documentation and make a note of everything
that you see. Then contact the owner of the horse, if you feel it is
safe to do so. Above All Be POLITE. Try to find out as much as
you can about the horse. It may be a recent rescue from a neglect
situation. Try to take note of hay or any feed source near the
horse, shelter, and fresh water sources. Pay attention to what the
owner tells you about the horse. As soon as you can, take notes of
your conversation with the owner.
If you feel that the horse is in danger, please contact a local equine rescue. They are used to handling situations like this. If you do not know of a local rescue, feel free to email me with the email listed at the bottom of the page. I will be more than happy to help you locate the closest rescue.
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Here is a slide show of horses that have been saved by different
individuals and rescues from the kill buyer.
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Dangers of T-Posts:
 
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