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Subject: Nurse Mare Foals Arriving
Hi Everyone,
I'm with Freedom Hill Horse Rescue. We are receiving 7 Nurse Mare
Foals from Kentucky tonight. 1 little one is only 3 days old...born
Monday morning and taken from mom earlier today when it's mother was taken to be a nurse mare to another foal!! URRRR! then put on the
trailer to come up to us. You might have seen Mel's earlier email
asking for a Nurse Mare for him. From everything we have read/been
told by vets, a foal that young really needs a mare! They don't do
well on the milk replacer.
If you don't know about the Nurse Mare Industry please go to our
website www.freedomhillrescue.org and under the tab "horses we take", you will find more info about them. In my opinion it's the very darkest of the equine world.
The foals we are receiving are from 3 days to 1 month old, and will
require 6 to 8 feedings a day of milk replacement. Anyone who can
donate some milk replacer (from Hatcher's or R&D Cross) would be
great appreciated.
Anyone who would be available to help with feedings would also be
great!
We will post again after we get them in, settled and can get some pics of them.
Thanks to everyone in advance...you always come through for us when we need the help!
Tara
Subject: Nurse Mare Foals Arriving
Hi Everyone,
I'm with Freedom Hill Horse Rescue. We are receiving 7 Nurse Mare
Foals from Kentucky tonight. 1 little one is only 3 days old...born
Monday morning and taken from mom earlier today when it's mother was taken to be a nurse mare to another foal!! URRRR! then put on the
trailer to come up to us. You might have seen Mel's earlier email
asking for a Nurse Mare for him. From everything we have read/been
told by vets, a foal that young really needs a mare! They don't do
well on the milk replacer.
If you don't know about the Nurse Mare Industry please go to our
website www.freedomhillrescue.org and under the tab "horses we take", you will find more info about them. In my opinion it's the very darkest of the equine world.
The foals we are receiving are from 3 days to 1 month old, and will
require 6 to 8 feedings a day of milk replacement. Anyone who can
donate some milk replacer (from Hatcher's or R&D Cross) would be
great appreciated.
Anyone who would be available to help with feedings would also be
great!
We will post again after we get them in, settled and can get some pics of them.
Thanks to everyone in advance...you always come through for us when we need the help!
Tara