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Dusty - Our Red Merle Aussie
Joleene - Our Red Tri Color Aussie
Champagne and my Boys
Bo and Candy
Black Agouti doeling born 1/27/2010 - SOLD
Acorn - He was a surprise for my son for Christmas this year!
He is a Lovely and very young acting 19 yr old Pony!
Rusty and Blue (above this photo), our Australian Shepherds were awesome dogs, but sadly,
we had to allow to find a new home through a rescue due to them becoming dangerously ungoat friendly.
They are still wonderful with people and the Aussie rescue will find them great pet only homes.
Henry, the Toy Manchester Terrier "farm" dog
John feeding the goats and llama
Lucy, our 3 yr old unbroke gaited Pony
Lucy went to her new placement in January 2010 with Happy.
Happy in the Round Pen
Happy and my husband, John
Happy went, along with Lucy (his best pal here), to his new placement in January 2010
Updates on both will be posted when and as I get them
Our Aussie puppies at 12 weeks, Blue and Rusty!
Both had to find a new homes through a rescue
due to becoming VERY ungoat friendly
Blue at around 16 weeks
Rusty at 16 weeks
Rusty
Henry, our Manchester Terrier, the craziest Farm dog on Earth
"Weenie in the Snow"- Our little Dachshund, Mariah
Here is KD Lady Ann, and as you see, she is a Bay with a black Sooty modifier that gives her lovely dapples.
She is bred to Magnum Psyche son, PA Scimitar for a Summer 2010 foal.
Lady Ann
Above is our Straight Egyptian Arab filly, Champagne
Teka (and below is her foal - they were Rescues) - read more about them HERE
We places them with a rescue in Bellefontaine, Oh, and updates I've heard from Sept 2010 are very positive!
They were adopted in January 2010 from West Wind Rescue in Ohio
This is Teka's foal. His Dam was our an Arab mare we rescued.
She was malnurished, out in the elements and being mistreated by the huge herd of horses she was in the field with.
She has severe rain rott and lice.
She also have an injured fetlock and grossly over-grown hoof and was hugely pregnany when we got her in Late March.
We have since taken her to a wonderful large 501c Rehab Facility in Bellefontaine, Oh
because her care was beyond our scope here due to limited access to farriers willing and able to
take steps to fix her severe hoof problem.
We drove Teka and Taro to Westwindhorserescue.com in late May
As of September, the rescue said Taro, the foal above, has lost his baby coat and was looking
more palomino and white.
They were Adopted, with Teka being able to be ridden with her hoof correction!
What Great News!
Teka with her foal, Taro, in Ohio!
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