On Nov 29, 2007 9:40 AM, Annie Shields <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do you mind my asking, how old are you?
Who are you asking?
V
NB
Canada
Do you mind my asking, how old are you? If you see yourself riding
for many more years after these old guys have given you a good
foundation for starting, then you'll need another younger horse in
addition to the possibly prolonged retirement that the old guys may
require.Are you prepared to keep
it would depend on what you want to do with the horse. for instance
if you are a person who likes really romping around or riding long
hours in adventurous terrain, then you would have to look at the needs
of an older horse healthwise. They might have arthritis for instance,
and need supplements
Hi Everyone,
I find all the comments on this subject very interesting. I am in
the position now where I am starting the process of looking for an
Icelandic or two for myself and my partner. My normal MO is to put the
cart before the horse and never have my ducks in a row.
This time I want t
>> Aww--I'd love these guys!
I know...me too I want them...but shoot...$$$ is bad right now.
Raven
Lucy & Molly, the Girl Doggies
Huginn & Dixie Chick, the Back Behind the Barn Ponies
Maggie Rose, the cat who makes me sneeze
Respect ALL Earthlings. We are all animals of this planet. We a
>>my beloved Boston Terrier, Brenda, who was my special baby for 11 years
Oh Karen...I am so sad for your great loss. {{{ HUGS }}} Thank you
for giving Brenda a forever home in your heart. Raven
Respect ALL Earthlings. We are all animals of this planet. We are all creatures.
>>Either offer them free of charge with an unbreakable "forever care"
contract to a well-researched loan home,
I think Megan is willing to do this. I think she has the price set to
keep folks who would re-sell them away. I am in contact with Megan and
she does want what is best for these ponies.
On 11/28/07, Wanda Lauscher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 28/11/2007, Nancy Sturm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Nic,
> >
> > My husbnd said that very thing the other day. It would be kinder to put
> > them down than to pass them along. Imagine how hard it would be for them to
> > move at this
On 28/11/2007, Nancy Sturm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Nic,
>
> My husbnd said that very thing the other day. It would be kinder to put
> them down than to pass them along. Imagine how hard it would be for them to
> move at this age.
>
> It makes me wonder how such a family treats grandma.
Yes
Nic,
My husbnd said that very thing the other day. It would be kinder to put
them down than to pass them along. Imagine how hard it would be for them to
move at this age.
It makes me wonder how such a family treats grandma.
Nancy
> >>> http://www.myrrhlynn.net/ponies/
Aww--I'd love these guys!
V
Well said. I think it's appalling that these people are trying to get
rid of these poor horses at this age. Either offer them free of charge with
an unbreakable "forever care" contract to a well-researched loan home, or
have them quietly and calmly euthanized at home instead of passing the
res
On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 20:54:39 -0500, you wrote:
>Horses that
>age should be given honor for their service and not be passed on when they
>aren't young any more.
Well said. I think it's appalling that these people are trying to get
rid of these poor horses at this age. Either offer them free of cha
mary..where are you located?
I work for one of the nation's renowned veterinary cataract surgeons...I
could get the surgery done for very little...and get the cushing's treated
for very little, but I certainly couldn't afford to BUY them if I were to do
that...let alone the shipping.
You know, I just had this discussion with
They have been looking for a long time for a home for them. They are
going to be very picky.
>> Looks like they aren't too firm about the price. In the word
document they have linked - they mention that their goal is to find a
good home for them
It's the upkeep for the next 10 years that I may not be able to
afford. My last older horse was 39 years old when I called the vet. I
think ol
> I wish I could figure out how to contact these folks but their website gives
> no clue.
Oh..I know how to contact Megan!!! Here ya go..please tell her you
got her info from me
Megan Shea [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Raven
On 11/27/07, Raven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I know!! That is why I wish I could afford them.
Looks like they aren't too firm about the price. In the word document
they have linked - they mention that their goal is to find a good home
for them. Of course they also mention their health problem
> I wish I could figure out how to contact these folks
> but their website
> gives no clue.
Try this: batgirlwi(at)yahoo(dot)com
Judy
I wish I could figure out how to contact these folks but their website
gives no clue. I feel sure these horses are related to my horses that
I had in West Virginia. The parents of my horses were sold to
Washington Island in 1966 to Arni Richter and Laurie Veness' father.
I'd love to see their ped
>> Crap. It says, "Our Family has sadly out grown these great guys.
I know!! That is why I wish I could afford them. Wish I had grandkids
to ride them!! They would have a good home here... until they died. I
really like older horses...they have so much wisdom. They are only
4.5 hours from me.
>>> http://www.myrrhlynn.net/ponies/
Crap. It says, "Our Family has sadly out grown these great guys. The "kids"
are all in or out of college and starting careers so we don't have time to
give them the attention they deserve." They are 27 and 28. Horses that
age should be given honor for the
Sandy & Curry are senior registered Icelandic Horses . They are half
brothers and have been together for 27 years!
They are looking for a new forever loving home. They MUST go together!
$1,000.00. They are located in Wisconsin. They are adorable!
I wish I could afford these two sweet boys.
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