November 03, 2006
GoodNewsFilter: Rescued Horses.
100 Dutch horses trapped by flooding outside the dikes around Marrum in Friesland have been rescued by GranMa-type heroes.
Horsies happy now.
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Yay horsies! Thanks, Capt. BBC slideshow
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))) for heroic women!!! Why did the animals' owner/s allow this to happen?
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The Dutch Party for the Animals has lodged a complaint with the police against the horses' owner in connection with the deaths of the 19 horses. Indeed.
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Glad a complaint has been lodged - this is an unconscionable way to treat any animal.
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*cough*New Orleans*cough*
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Yay GramMa! (or GramMa-like Dutch women!) Somebody sing us up a cowgirl song! I feels like dancin'!
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Willie Nelson: We have a lot to learn from horses Which I happened to get FPP'd on VeganPorn today.
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Yay Grootmoeders! That owner should be horsewhipped.
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Just when you thought he was finally through doing damage: the horses' owner is John Kerry.
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Nee!
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Couple more pics here.
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interesting comments on that link SMT. Gregg from New Caanan is quite a character.
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Gregg from New Caanan is quite a character Yikes, I missed that. Rather horse-friendly isn't he?
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Yeah for the Dutch horses!
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Pity this rescue technique doesn't seem to have worked for fish.
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Fish have to be led back into water. This where we've been falling down, I expect.
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Consarned Newfies gettin' evert'ing bass-ackwards!
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You can lead a fish to water, but you can't make it sink.
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Not true. There is some sort of substance you can rub on the scales of fish that will make them sink. Let me just think for a moment...
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Time's up!
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Chipmunk sweat? No, no. That's not it. It's been a while. I'll get it sooner or later.
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Lead?
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Very small rocks?
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Something that comes out of owls, perchance?
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The Last Burros of the Mojave Desert
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Way cool video: horseman
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Muckstuck horse, rescued in due course
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30 horses saved from slaughterhouse, now resting in Colorado sanctuary Cavel had been the last operating horse slaughterhouse in the country after a separate court ruling recently shut down the only two others, both in Texas. So the supplier contacted the Humane Society after the ruling, which stemmed from a suit filed by the organization against the USDA, said Nancy Perry, the U.S. Humane Society's vice president of government affairs. Perry likened the eventual deal to "negotiating a hostage situation." "I think, he said something like, 'Well, what am I going to do now with these horses?' And I said, 'Well, they deserve to be rescued, and we'd be happy to deal with that,' " Perry said. "We've never heard of this before where horses were in place to be slaughtered inside a plant and found a way to be rescued after that."
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Comanche: The Horse that Survived the Battle of the Little Bighorn, Part 1
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Part 2
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Horse Power: A practical suggestion that would transform the way we live
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Chasing Wild Horses
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The sorrel horse with two Purple Hearts