El Rojo Diablo says "Helloooo and thank you!"
El Rojo Diablo says "Helloooo and thank you!"
First rule: Try always to do what's right for the horse. The people part will work out. -- Josh Pons, Merryland, 2007
Where'd those ribs go?
Seriously, he looks great.
I ran marathons. I saw the Taj Mahal by moonlight. I drove Highway 1 in a convertible. I petted Zenyatta.
Was he adopted? Because that sure looks like the LAEC in Burbank.
the picture of health!!!Originally Posted by second_glance
El Rojo Diablo says "Helloooo and thank you!"
Nope. He's at the ranch where most of SCTR's horses stay. He's nowhere near ready for adoption yet.
First rule: Try always to do what's right for the horse. The people part will work out. -- Josh Pons, Merryland, 2007
He looks terrific and very happy.
I'm so glad and relived for him. He reminds me so of a gelding I had who was brought under similiar circumstances and turned out to be the best horse and friend you could ever ask for. I hope EDR finds that special person out there who will love and appreciate him always. Good luck, handsome!
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That was an amazing transformation in a few weeks.
He's a beauty. Looks happy, for sure.
It never ceases to amaze me, with so many of these horses, how much, and how quickly, just getting the basics -- some good food, some basic grooming, and some TLC -- can change them.
First rule: Try always to do what's right for the horse. The people part will work out. -- Josh Pons, Merryland, 2007
It does rather grate when Animal Control finds a very thin horse and just euthanizes it without even trying, like the one wandering the streets in the greater LA area some time back.
Very pleased to see everyone's efforts pay off for this handsome guy.
"A good man will take care of his horses and dogs, not only while they are young, but when old and past service."--Plutarch
Sometimes I find myself staying away from these threads. It's so wonderful to hear about horses like these who are saved, but it reminds me of the many that aren't and what they all go through. Bittersweet.
He looks fabulous! We have some wonderful people here at TBC too!
From SCTR: "El Rojo Diablo a 2012 rescue showing how awesome he has become since his rescue. He is a very loving easy to work with gelding. Does it all clips, ties, farrier, bathes and trailers with no fuss at all."
Still working on his feet, but, otherwise, lookin' good!
And, remember, you can vote for SCTR to get a Chase Community Giving grant! https://fb.chasegiving.com/charity/view/ein/26-3166279
First rule: Try always to do what's right for the horse. The people part will work out. -- Josh Pons, Merryland, 2007
What a handsome boy he has suddenly turned into. He does seem very kind.
What a fantastic looking kid!!
Live life, don't just exist it!
Pulled from auction in June, for $175. Look at him now.
PLEASE, PLEASE take a couple of minutes to vote for SCTR for a Chase grant. After picking up a couple of spots yesterday, they are falling in the rankings again.
https://www.facebook.com/ChaseCommun...ref|26430625fc
If, like me, you avoid the apps on FB like the plague, you can delete this one as soon as you use it. That's what I did. But you must DL the app in order to vote.
First rule: Try always to do what's right for the horse. The people part will work out. -- Josh Pons, Merryland, 2007
Voted.
Man, does he look great. Like a show horse. I hope he finds a wonderful home.
Thank you so much!! They are clinging to a spot that will get them $20K. But it's getting tougher each day.
Yeah, he's turned into a looker. He still has some minor feet issues (IIRC) and will get some training. But I am confident he will find a home when he becomes available.
First rule: Try always to do what's right for the horse. The people part will work out. -- Josh Pons, Merryland, 2007
I voted for them, and I sure hope they get some money. They do tremendous work, and they deserve to win the money!
In training to be a circus horse!Nah. Not really. He's just trying to reach the grass on the other side of the fence. But he will be available for adoption soon, and they think he could be a very versatile sport horse.
First rule: Try always to do what's right for the horse. The people part will work out. -- Josh Pons, Merryland, 2007
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