Send to website has been changed from Yes to No.

has been changed from unarchived to archived.

Dr. Stocker visited to evaluate slobbering, sedated to examine mouth. Abrasion and small puncture on left side of tongue (bite?). Monitor.

Groomed, saddled, & rode in the arena in morning and afternoon w summer camp

Groomed, saddled, & rode in the arena in morning and afternoon w summer camp

Groundwork + riding in arena. Wasn’t feeling well so out the afternoon riding session with summer camp

brushed

Owner has been changed from Shana M Devins to Shana M Devins.

shedding out, groomed top to bottom, walked around coral, gave TONS of hugs!!

Groomed

Groomed and grazed

Great trail ride. Rode great, just fighting hard to take breaks to eat

trailrdide about an hour

behind the rescue/Rachel rode down towards road

behind the rescue/Rachel rode down towards road

I groomed Brownie. He was a little hard to catch from the pasture, and noticed a couple of scabs on his legs. Other than that, he was great. Groomed by Senna

I groomed Brownie for about 30 minutes. I had a little bit of a hard time catching Brownie from the pasture. I also noticed a couple of scabs on his legs, but other than that he was great. Groomed by Senna

AM feed has been changed from 2 scoops senior to Hay + 1.5# Equine Senior.

PM feed has been changed from 2 scoops senior to Hay + 1.5# Equine Senior.

Weight has been changed from 900 to 830.

6 way vaccination and health check.

Trailride outside of MVHR. Dirt bikes came close and he was unfazed.

Rode on trail, super calm and gentle, responsive and only tried to trot on the way home once. -Leila

Kendra has been working with Brownie with the flag, backing and not being so pushy. He is making progress in all areas. We fitted him for a saddle today and it is in the program shed. Kendra rode in the arena. Brownie seems steadfast under the saddle.

Kendra worked on introducing the flag to Brownie in the Roundpen. She used it to create energy to sensitize and desensize him. Eventually, he was able to move in both directions, on a lead line, at various speeds. Volunteers should use caution when introducing this to him for the first time. DO NOT send him out with the flag, rather have him move out and then use energy to have him move directionally and with varying speeds and stopping.

Share a picture on the FB group of a horse that has improved their catching and/or haltering since the start of the program. Congratulations!! https://www.facebook.com/groups/HSUSForeverFoundation/

Compete this challenge when you have been able to easily use a nose bag for a week straight with the horse assigned to this challenge. Remember to have them participate in putting it on and taking it off, just as you would a halter.

Add a short video (30 seconds or less) to the training activity that shows the horse assigned to this purpose being properly unaltered.

Successfully complete this challenge when you are able to complete the HQ, FQ, Lead and Backing exercises with the horse that was previously uncatchable or difficult to catch.

Successfully complete this challenge when you are able to add a picture of a horse that is participating in the haltering process. Ideally, this is a horse that you have been progressing through this purpose with and is one that was previously uncatchable or difficult to catch.

Complete this challenge when you are able to approach the horse assigned to this purpose more easily or more closely than before.

Assign a horse to this purpose that cannot be caught, is difficult to catch, or that could use some small improvements on catching.

Complete this challenge when you can smoothly transitions from a full HQ Yield to a full FQ Yield, Backing 10 Steps and then trotting off for 20 steps. Ideally, this is all done with lightness.

Complete this challenge when the horse assigned to this purpose can successfully back 10 steps away from you with the application of steady pressure. Ideally, the pressure is light enough that you only have to press on the hair or skin, but not the muscle or bone.

Complete this challenge when the horse assigned to this purpose can successfully back 10 steps away from you with just your intention.

Complete this challenge when the horse assigned to this purpose can trot off the feel of the halter and lead rope when leading them forward. Add a short video, (30 seconds or less) to the training activity that shows them going from a stand still to trotting when you lead them. Ideally, they trot for at least 10 ft.

Complete this challenge when the horse assigned to this purpose can successfully yield their Forequarters a full 360 degree rotation to the right with steady pressure. Ideally, the steady pressure does not require more than 4oz of strength (enough pressure to apply on the hair or skin, but not the muscle or bone)

Complete this challenge when the horse assigned to this purpose can successfully yield their Forequarters a full 360 degree rotation to the left with steady pressure. Ideally, the steady pressure does not require more than 4oz of strength (enough pressure to apply on the hair or skin, but not the muscle or bone)

Complete this challenge when the horse assigned to this purpose can successfully yield their Hindquarters a full 360 degree rotation to the left with steady pressure. Ideally, the steady pressure does not require more than 4oz of strength (enough on the hair or skin, but not the muscle or bone)

Complete this challenge when the horse assigned to this purpose can successfully yield their Forequarters a full 360 degree rotation to the right with just your intention.

Complete this challenge when the horse assigned to this purpose can successfully yield their Hindquarters a full 360 degree rotation to the right with steady pressure. Ideally, the steady pressure does not require more than 4oz of strength (enough on the hair or skin, but not the muscle or bone)

Complete this challenge when the horse assigned to this purpose can successfully yield their Forequarters a full 360 degree rotation to the left with just your intention.

Rode in the Roundpen with Ginger, Sally and Jackie. Was great under saddle. Patient with rider getting on and off. -Amy

Rescue reason has been changed from to Neglect.

Companion only has been changed from to No.

Adoptable has been changed from to Yes.

AM feed has been changed from to 2 scoops senior.

PM feed has been changed from to 2 scoops senior.

Viewability status has been changed from to Public.

Send to website has been changed from to Yes.

Trail ride with an eight-year-old girl. Stopped to eat a few times, but otherwise was amazing as usual!

Tuesday 7/9/19- Riding lessons with kids in the arena for about an hour Wednesday 7/10/19- Trail ride behind the rescue for about an hour Thursday 7/11/19- Riding lesson in the arena for about an hour Friday 7/12/19- Trail ride behind the rescue for an hour.