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Peso

Number 7 Blue

Peso in 2008 – arrived at Resue as a skinny, shy little   yearling.		Peso in 2010 – a 3 year old big, beautiful, palomino   quarter horse with lots of character.

Emma Jane

Emma when she arrived in 2009.		Emma about 6 months later – still growing and learning.

Calique

Number 41 White

Cali after one and a half months at Rescue 100.		Calique enjoying his new home.

Coco

Number 61 White

Suffering the effects of parasites and starvation.		Home at last.

Flossie

Number 37 White

Flossie after one month of care.		Flossie shares her new home with Luna.

Jasmin

Number 18 Blue

Jasmin after almost two months of food.		Home.

Kachina and Nazhoni

Number 5 Blue

Kachina after nearly two months of feed and heavily   in foal.		Kachina and her young daughter Nazhoni.

Lily

Number 51 White

After more than a month of food.		Lily at home. She lives with Hollywood who will be   featured soon.

Luna

Number 69 White

Luna had severe warts in addition to the   effects of starvation and neglect.		Luna in her new home. She lives with Flossie.

Naia (Naimah)

Number 91 White

Naia battled lice and eventually lost most of the hair on   her head, neck and shoulder before her coat started to   return. Imagine, hairless in late winter.		Naia, like many of the horses, suffered from neglected   hooves. Her feet were turning in due to long term   self-trimming and malnutrition.

Naia in her new home 10 days after having her son.		Naia and her son, Seraph. Both healthy and happy!

Nike

Number 5 White

Nike was one of two foals that were nursing primarily   from one mare. Apparently, the mother of one of the   foals was among the dead. Nike’s life was preserved   by a very loving mare. Nonetheless she was thin and   infested with parasites.		A healthy Nike bonding with her people while enjoying   a treat.		Nike – the winged Greek   goddess of victory. She is   living up to her name.

Roxy

Number 60 White

Roxy after a month and a half of food and care!		Roxy home with her friend Coco.

Ruby Sky

Number 66 White

Ruby after almost a month of care.		Ruby transformed by care, love and a new person to   call her own.

Saffiyah

Number 22 White

Saffiyah was so emaciated and weak when she came   to Rescue 100 Horses foundation that she had to be   handfed. She was so weak that she would literally   stand in this position for hours barely even moving.   Her eyes were sad and lost. We questioned if she   would be able to survive.		Saffiyah would only move if a    person tried to touch her or to take the occassional bit  of hay.		A stronger Saffiyah.

Saffiyah with her new forever friend.		Saffiyah in her new home; her health and appetite   returned.

Salty

Number 3 Red

Salty was extremely thin. It took a long time to get him   to a good weight. He was among the horses that   Rescue 100 Horses Foundation had gelded.		Salty has found a home where he is deeply loved.

Slipper and Sugar (Slipperfoot and Sugarfoot)

Number 10 White

Inseperable and deeply bonded   friends. Rescuers had to dig a path   to open the door to free them from   the chicken coop that they were   housed in.		Slipperfoot earned her name. Sugarfoot, her miniature   friend, received his name as a tribute to a miniature   horse that appeared on the television series,   ‘Heartland’.

Haltered, happy and together for the rest of their lives.   Sugarfoot will always be able to depend on his larger   friend Slipper. She protects him and hercomforts her.		Inseperable.

Spice

Number 8 Blue

Spice arrived thin and suffering from parasites. She   was very shy and not at all accustomed to handing.   She didn’t know that people could mean good things.		Spice is now halterbroke, healthy and happy. She is in a   wonderful home with Jasmin and the grey gelding Salty.   (There are two rescued horses named Salty.)

If you have adopted a Rescue 100 Horses Foundation Horse and would like to have your horses included on this page, please send us pictures and share your horses’ ongoing story with us!

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