We may not save them all but...

[cat67]

I had to cross post, I'm so excited. Readers of the FHOTD blog, horrified after I posted this, saved this little guy and another emaciated mare from the same seller:

fuglyhorseoftheday.blogspot.com/2008/04/did-someone-mention-colt-with-two-legs.html

They are both safe tonight and eagerly plowing through hay. This is in Georgia.

Sometimes I really do love the Internet!

[cardicorgi]

Oh, awesome! I hope they will provide lots of updates and before/afters. That colt sure has unfortunate conformation, poor guy - the mare looks like she will be very nice when she's put weight on...

[leahlady]

That blog does so much good, Cat!! Way to go!!!!!!! You are truly using the power of the internet, common sense, and a pinch of wit to change the world for the better!

[averyacres]

That's awesome, Cat!! It is so nice to see people get the insight that is truly needed when it comes to horses. Your blog rocks, and I love how you keep it real!

[cat67]

Blog with their progress - they are both doing great!

ponyrescue.blogspot.com/

[averyacres]

Awesome, Cat! As always, good work!

[cat67]

Check out the blog ... one thing I really like that I'm seeing here is that someone who is helping really emaciated horses for the first time is really pursuing the information she needs to do a proper rehab on them. People are often wary of taking on horses who are this far down for the first time, but it can be done successfully if you are willing to pay attention and ask for experienced advice.

ponyrescue.blogspot.com/