Pasofever
Does my butt look big?
Original story
http://www.habitatforhorses.org/whatsnew/lamare.html
The updated email they sent to someone on HC today.
Hi Johanna -
Nayas is doing pretty good. Her foster Mom is an intensive care nurse who has two decades of horse experience so it's the perfect home for her. She is now able to get outside to graze for a while each day and loves it. She's not yet strong enough to be turned out with her other herd-mates but they making each others acquaintances over the top of the fences.
Naysa's injuries are healing - those on her body are doing well and the hole in her face is closing up. She is still very shy of humans so slow and steady is the way to go with her. She is becoming more and more trustful of her foster mom and allows her to clean and medicate her - bathe her - love on her, etc.
Naysa has a weekly appointment with an equine chiropractor and that is doing her a tremendous amount of good. She has one disk that is torqued and her neck was a mess as you can imagine. She and her foster mom do exercises everyday and her range of motion is getting better.
Here is a movie that Julie, one of our members and a friend of mine who went with me to pick up Naysa, put together ... it's still hard for me to watch but it is so good ... please feel free to share the movie and cross post ...
www.kaufmanzoning.net/louisianamare.wmv
Thank you for your concern and interest,
Rebecca Williams
Habitat For Horses, Inc.
www.habitatforhorses.org
866.434.5737
409.419.0949 Fax
http://www.habitatforhorses.org/whatsnew/lamare.html
The updated email they sent to someone on HC today.
Hi Johanna -
Nayas is doing pretty good. Her foster Mom is an intensive care nurse who has two decades of horse experience so it's the perfect home for her. She is now able to get outside to graze for a while each day and loves it. She's not yet strong enough to be turned out with her other herd-mates but they making each others acquaintances over the top of the fences.
Naysa's injuries are healing - those on her body are doing well and the hole in her face is closing up. She is still very shy of humans so slow and steady is the way to go with her. She is becoming more and more trustful of her foster mom and allows her to clean and medicate her - bathe her - love on her, etc.
Naysa has a weekly appointment with an equine chiropractor and that is doing her a tremendous amount of good. She has one disk that is torqued and her neck was a mess as you can imagine. She and her foster mom do exercises everyday and her range of motion is getting better.
Here is a movie that Julie, one of our members and a friend of mine who went with me to pick up Naysa, put together ... it's still hard for me to watch but it is so good ... please feel free to share the movie and cross post ...
www.kaufmanzoning.net/louisianamare.wmv
Thank you for your concern and interest,
Rebecca Williams
Habitat For Horses, Inc.
www.habitatforhorses.org
866.434.5737
409.419.0949 Fax