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Perry's Horses
March 2025
Rojo had his 2nd farrier visit last week. This week (March 10th) Rojo had his dental work done and his veterinarian visit.
He did fabulous. He was quite "restful" due to sedation for his dental work. After seeing how intricate the dental work process is, I can understand why it is so important to have sedation. Wow.
Rojo is a much loved boy. We enjoy learning a little more from him, about him, everyday.
Matt has the up front pasture ready and Rojo is scheduled to come home on March 12th! Yay!
January 2025
When dreams come true and rescue is possible in order to obtain said dream... things are made even better.
Rojo is "home". At least one step closer at least. While our barn and grounds are being built and tidied up, pastures being fenced... so much... he is close by living with friends he has made until he has proper accommodations here at Project Perry.
He is such a well trained good horse. We look forward to sharing his stories with you all as well as any of the future rescues that eventually find their way here.
December 2024
There is a lot to learn when it comes to this new adventure. Basics...we've got but learning the PROPER care for horses is necessary. We are so grateful to Ohana Horse Farm and Serenity Farm Equine Sanctuary.
These photos are from Ohana Horse Farm. We were able to learn about the need of a farrier. Hot shoes were quite interesting. It is certainly important to have someone who knows what they are doing. Wow.
It is super important for Matt and I to learn about "rescue" horses. Their stories can be so sad and like the parrot problem... I had no idea that horses are treated the way that they are treated. Donkeys/Burros/Mules as well.
Rescue horses can certainly be a little more overwhelming for me but thankfully, the wonderful people at Serenity Farm Equine Sanctuary keep me feeling safe while we learn a whole 'nother side of the "horse world".
So far we have set aside one afternoon a week to volunteer at the horse rescue, but hopefully when the days get longer, we will visit more often to help out.
Construction has started on the barn area. Matt's tractor has certainly made a lot of its worth up with all of the money it helps to save by allowing Matt to take care of things on his own.
Me... I see a mess. It makes me nuts so I try not to focus on it too much. I focus on what it will be eventually.
Professionals have gotten the forms down, gravel bed laid, and concrete will be poured soon. Once the barn builder has his opening in schedule... we will be ready to go while we continue to learn everything we need to know for proper horse care.
