Sir and stuff

Hi everyone

It's been a while since I have posted.

Since my last post Sir is doing really well. It appears that the Chinese medicine is working.
I used to be able to see the blood flow in the arteries in his neck. This was due to his leaking heart valve. I can only describe it as a constant ripple. At his worst it resembled a pump pushing water through a soft hose. Now it's barely noticeable.
He even acts differently. He has a pep in his step. Not lethargic like he used to be. He is more alert and energetic.

 A few weeks ago I took him from his stall in the barn and into the big grazing field to join an energy circle. He wasn't happy because his buddy Cisco was still in the barn. They were calling to each other.

Sir's buddy Cisco

I decided to put him back in the barn to not stress him out. Right before I did that he farted really loud and scared the hell out of himself. He spun and kicked up a little, ears back, eyes bulging. It took me a minute to realize what had happened after I calmed  him down. I haven't laughed that hard in awhile. My goofy horse never ceases to amaze me. 

So I brought him back into the barn and he and Cisco greeted each other like horses do. 🐴🐴

We had a fundraising yard sale the weekend before the 4th of July. Saturday thru Monday. We had a blast as usual but more importantly we raised some money for the rescue. 

It's a constant battle to raise funds. We can always use donations. 

There are many ways that you can donate. We accept donations via Venmo as well as PayPal.

You can also mail checks to: 

                                               North Shore Horse Rescue

                                               2330 Sound Ave

                                                Baiting Hollow, NY 11933

All donations are tax deductible. 

Did you realize that we have a new website and domain name?????

Same mission, different look! 

Visit www.NorthShoreHorseRescue.org and take a spin, you will like what you see. 

It is still a work in progress so bear with us as we fine tune it.

Once again thank you for following our journey!

Until next time I remain

Frank

Sir's Human