Conneticut to Massachusetts Comparison 5

My Love of Horses

In CT I started Horseback riding when I was 10ish. The late quit when I was 12ish, because I was a busy child inbetween baseball, Girl Scouts, soccer, basketball, school, Sunday School, Jr. Choir, Church, My job, and homework, there wasn't much time for me to horseback ride, and plus the owner of the barn focused more on selling the horses then having the rider build up a relationship with her horse.

Now in MA, three doors up my road there is a horse recuse. CNEER is the best! CNEER buys horses from slaughter, helps the horse to become well behaved, and healthy, and then the horse is put up for adoption. The owner of the rescue is glad that I live so close, because eventually we'll build up a relationship and when she is going somewhere, and can't remember if she put the horses in, she could call to me double check. Even though we don't have land for a horse, and dad doesn't want a horse, I can have seven horses three doors up, and I can play with them and give them all the love that they need!

Everything has a Story

Today I volunteered at the local horse rescue up the street, and well I was changing to water, and this one horse, that I love sooo much now. His name is Tucker, he is about 3 ft tall, and well he would watch me every time I walked into his stall, to get the water bucket, to fill the water bucket, put hay in his stall, it was cute.



Well at this horse barn, they are all rescues, they all have a story, and we all need to listen. This is Tucker’s Story
“TUCKER is a 4 y.o. miniature horse. Tucker has one eye. His former owner believes he might have been kicked by a larger horse and had to have that eye removed. That doesn't seem to matter to him at all, he has adjusted very well to his condition, he has quite the personality and loves attention.”



If you want to adopt horses, and check out the horses that CNEER has please go to CNEER Website or check out their blog CNEER Blog

By C