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Three Kirtland Foals

Alphie (standing) and Shamrock at Kirtland residence
Alphie at Animal Haven
Shamrock at Animal Haven
Shamrock & Alphie at Animal Haven
Fonzie in the trailer - Done In
Fonzie at Animal Haven

Three Kirtland Foals

On July 13th volunteers with Four Corners Equine Rescue picked up 3 foals in Kirtland, NM at the request of the NMLB.  Starved, sick, and near death, these three babies had been sold at a local flea market after their mothers were sold for slaughter.  The three were immediately taken to the nearest veterinary hospital, where they were treated for pneumonia, distemper and severe starvation.  With the termperature reaching over 100 degrees, the staff worked hard to keep the babies alive.  Slowly they improved and finally were well enough to come to the rescue facility to continue rehabilitation.  The little appaloosa colt is named Fonzie, and he's the friendliest of the three.  Alphie is the oldest and takes her responsibilities as alpha mare very seriously.  Shamrock, the little sorrell colt is in the worst shape medically, and although he lags beihind the other 2, he continues to improve.

Update - 9-4-10   The foals got their last check up with Dr. Q today.  Shamrock has still just a hint of congestion, but with one last antibiotic shot he should be okay.  Finally! 
 
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This site updated11/11//2011