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Colibri5 viewsEven his name was transitory. Colibri. A prophecy of what was to come in the waning hours of this lifetime. Like his namesake, he arrived for a fleeting moment, and then as quickly, he was gone. A warrior horse, who could imagine such power from one left so seemingly debilitated by human inhumanity. Even this did not dim the lessons he illuminated for the humans whose lives he touched. A different one for each, and each left to sort out what light he brought so their lesson will not be lost.

May each life he touched grasp the enormity of his presence, and be humbled by his own sacrifice. Go well into the next lifetime. You are remembered. Sep 06, 2010

Casper & Wendy20 viewsI found Desert Springs Equine Sanctuary Center on the internet and did a bit of research. I soon discovered that DSESC had a partnership with Equine Voices. On a beautiful Saturday morning, my husband and I went for a tour of DSESC. As we walked from horse to horse and learned about the horrors that many had suffered, I was heartbroken. At the very last corral on the tour, I found a blue eyed, cremello colt that won my heart instantly. I learned about how this little colt had been born at DSESC and the story of “Hope” the foal’s mother. I was told that "Hope" and another mare “Joy” were rescued from auction by Equine Voices in March 2009 after being found packed with drugs and covered in pack sores. When Hope arrived at DSESC, she was so emaciated that they had no idea that she was well into her eighth month of pregnancy. As we drove away from Desert Springs, both my husband and I knew that we had found a new addition to our family.

Equine Voices approved our adoption and we named the colt “Casper”. As each day passed, I worked with Casper and my husband tagged along. Before we knew it, my husband had developed a soft spot for the little filly that shared Casper’s stall. The little filly was born to Joy, the other mare that Equine Voices rescued. Casper and the little filly were best friends and had been together since birth. We decided to adopt the filly and we named her “Wendy” (Casper’s girlfriend in the comics). Each day is more fun than the day before. Watching these two grow-up and having the opportunity to adopt them both is a dream come true. Whatever the future holds, these horses can live happily ever after in the same forever home! Every horse deserves a happy ending…

-Shelly & Jim Adams Jul 20, 2010