Nikko three weeks later!
Just thought everyone would like to see Nikko’s progress. He is eating well and has one week left before he is out of quarantine
Elephant Head Fire Department Saves the Day
Yesterday while I was working in my home office, I smelled a toxic smell that made me look in the living room. A strange, gray haze filled the house and I knew something was seriously wrong. The air-conditioning people were here last week, so I could not imagine that was
Gulliver’s Headquarters
Good things come in small packages! Gulliver’s Headquarters, arrived yesterday looking brand spanking new, and Nikko was on hand to give it the thumbs (er, hooves) up! A new air-conditioned work space for Karen, the 10 X 12 donated building will also house Gulliver’s new saddle rack. Funded by Nancy, this apparatus has to hold the saddle fit for
Road To Recovery
I’ll never forget that once upon a time, someone, who was very horse-savvy, told me that a healthy, not-overweight horse was one where the ribs showed, slightly. Well, welcome to Equine Voices! And we’re not fond of ribs, anywhere! When newly named “Nikko” arrived, in addition to seeing every rib plainly, all too plainly, his hip bones
Wyatt’s growing up!
Here is the latest picture of Wyatt on 9/11. Jim King, Wyatt’s new Dad said, Wyatt was showing off for the camera. He has grown another inch, he is gonna be a REALLY big boy.
“Lest We Forget”…Tribute To Those Lost on 9/11
“In memory of all those who lost their lives and to those they left behind 9-11 Tribute
Two More Reunite with “The Band of Brothers”
Two more wild horses decided to enter the pens at Rancho Resort in Sahuarita, Arizona. Rudy from Arizona Livestock Dept delivered them to Equine Voices this morning hoping that these two beautiful stallions would be able to join the original four “Band of Brothers” that now reside in Aravaipa Canyon. David Rychener from Trail’s End Ranch cleared his calendar to
Dreamcatcher’s Procedure A Success
Dreamcatcher is a trooper and in no longer losing saliva! His procedure was a huge success and thank you all who helped us make it possible!! We can’t wait to see him put on weight and grow into a beautiful, healthy boy!! Here are pictures of Dreamcatcher during the procedure and after with Dr Hutchison
Equine Voices has a new friend & volunteer
Lourie Zipf has just joined our Equine Voices volunteer team. Lourie recently wrote a heartfelt article about Equine Voices for the Tucson Citizen. To view the article Click Here. In addition to her writing skills she is also a talented photographer. To learn more about Lourie, please visit her website at: Click Here Thank
