Diesel's brother and sisters need homes in the next two weeks!

Update:  Here are more that need homes:

All the ones below have homes.  The ones above still need them I will be posting individual pictures tomorrow of each.   If you are interest let me know so we an put them on the truck on Saturday....   They need homes!!!!!      christine@EquineWellBeing.com 


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Diesel wasn't the only orphaned foal that got dumped at the Fallon, NV.,  slaughter feedlot last October, he has five sisters and one brother that need our help.

All six were taken off the feedlot in November.  Some had strangles and they were each treated for a large parasite load and have gotten used to people while being cared for.  Now they have a clean bill of health to go to forever homes. 


Homes are needed now!  Their quarantine is up, they are well and the space they are in needs to be used to bring more babies/horses from Fallon, NV.


We would like to bring all six down to So Cal, but we need a commitment of homes and funds raised for fuel first.  $50 per horse would cover the fuel to bring them from their temporary quarantine foster in Bishop to So Cal.  We would like to get this done in the next two weeks, so time is of the essence.


These babies are as sweet as Enzo, Bambi and Diesel and didn't deserve to be torn from their mothers and dumped in a slaughter lot.  They deserve to have a home and be loved so Please, Please, Please help us get them homes.


These pictures were taken in December, they have all recovered from strangles and the horrendous parasite loads they each had so their bellies have gone down.  While they didn't get as sick as Diesel, they were sick like Bambi and Enzo.  Please share this information with your friends and other horses people.

Allie is going to live with Allie, Linn & Ron ....Orphan Allie- approx 5 month old bay filly, left hind sock and pretty star on her baby face.  Friendly and loves carrots and apple smacks.

Going Home with Jaide Oliver.....Orphan Bug - Approx. 4 month filly, chestnut with blaze and right hind stocking. The youngest and smallest little tyke- pulled from her mom at just 2 months.  She loves carrots and apple smacks.  A little shy, but that's cause she so young - she warming up to being scratched with a little regular handling will be a love bug. 

Going home with Nancy Sapper & Family in Ramona.....Orphan Cupid - six month old bay filly with the cutest star and snip.  Loves carrots and apple smacks too.  Her face is saying, please give me a home....

Orphan Dunni - six month old red dun filly with a little dot for a star and diamond snip on her nose and right front sock. She is very expressive and friendly and will greet you with whinnies and is playful with jumping around antics. She is SO cute...Loves to be scratched.                                                        

New home with Nancy Sapper & family in Ramona.....Orphan Ellie is an 7 month old sorrel pinto/paint filly with a cute strip. How cute is she?? She was timid at first but now not so much. She loves carrots and apple smacks too.                       


New Home with Dawn and Clint in Ramona - Orphan Fabi is the only colt in the bunch and is SO friendly (like Diesel) he is approx 6 months old and a dark almost black bay with just a few hairs for a star. He is the friendliest of the foals and would rather be loved on then eat treats. What a cutie patootie.....                                

All six need homes and I can tell you from having Enzo, Bambi and Diesel here, these are friendly horses with sweet personalities. Being handled at this age makes them so much easier to train as they get older and they just learn not to be spooked by things because their confidence gets built from being kindly and gently handled now. 

If you can foster or adopt PLEASE get in touch with me ASAP!

For questions call or text 760-703-4860 or email to christine@equinewellbeing.com

Donations can be made via PayPal

P.S.    I can't thank everyone enough who donated to help get these babies down to So Cal and into loving homes and to those who shared this information with your friends and helped get the word out.   Again, this was a total group effort of people working together for the good of the horses!!!!