In Memory of….

My name is Shadow and I am still new here!  A couple months ago, my family took me to a place and left me there.  I am not sure why or what I did.  It was pretty scary at this new place and there were lots of other horses who were there with me.  While I was there they rode me around a little.  I was thin and not in good shape but I tried my best to do what they asked. After being at this scary place for a while, someone new came and picked [...]

Willow is our oldest girl at almost 30.  Having been sent her craigslist ad, it was very hard not to step in and rescue her.  When she came to us, she was 250lbs underweight, very weak, anemic, with rain rot everywhere and had major anxiety issues.  When she stepped off the trailer, we had to fight back the tears. Willows first six months at EAP were spent in a pen alone so she would not have to fight for food. Using the UC Davis method of re-feeding, Willow put weight on quickly and got stronger every day!  The day we [...]

Joe is one of our most loved residents.  Once a kids horse, Joe was sent to auction twice before he was purchased by a kill buyer and ended up on a feed lot in WA.  Joe was never supposed to be advertised or available for sale on the feed lot, he was going straight to slaughter. As fate would have it, Joe's picture was sent to us by accident and was 0ne of the saddest horses we have seen. After much pleading, we convinced the feed lot owner to sell Joe to us and we brought him home to California.  [...]