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Playtime at the Sanctuary with the babies!!!! They had never seen a ball so big! They were very curious but cautious! Nina and I had lots of fun in there for a few minutes until they got too wild! #horse #horses #horsesofinstagram #unicorn #pony

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I picked up Weebee yesterday from the vet hospital. It did not go as well as expected. He had to be injected with a chemotherapy medicine called Cisplatin. Dr. Root injected the melanoma right in the middle of the tumor and it burst all over the surgical area and on his back legs and the rest of h

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It’s always the cutest cutest moment when Rhapsody knows that Lena and her baby are coming into the arena….. Rhapsody used to be a broodmare before she became a therapy horse and she loves babies…. She knows when Lena and her baby are let out of their stall to be brought over to the indoor arena. S

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Take a look and see what Scarlett is doing with her hay!! Do any of you have horses that do this with their hay? She does not like to eat her hay dry and it has to be wet, so she always puts it in the drinking water! And this is her baby Azure, whom she is teaching how to do this as well! The probl

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ICYMI, our sweet OG King Kurloz was stung by a bee on Thursday and had a severe allergic reaction that caused his lips and tongue to swell so badly he couldn’t close his mouth. Terrified that the swelling would progress to his throat and cut off his airway, we rushed him to the hospital for treatme

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People ask us all the time why we use crippled and blind horses in our therapy program…..because they show us resilience and they show us that they can even though they have disabilities. They show us courage and strength, that they want to help people heal . They are so happy we take them out in s

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Brio took a bad turn yesterday afternoon. Marni had been working with the OSU vets and consulting with a different clinic that had the ability to do joint taps and cultures. Sadly the tough decision to euthanize Brio had to be taken. After taking X-rays they saw his bones never finished forming in

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Yesterday I took Weebee in to the vet hospital as his melanoma on his tail had burst. You can see as he’s coming out of the trailer, all the red on his tail. It’s been very painful and itchy for him so I’m having Dr. Root look at it. He’s having the exam this morning and will be getting an injecti

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Kale had a rough start to life. He was critically ill as a newborn and spent weeks in the ICU followed by months of recovery afterwards. He then sustained a severe injury to his gastrocnemius tendon (the goat equivalent of the Achilles tendon) and after months of splinting, PT and rehab attempts ev

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I’m sorry but we ARE obsessed with the golden girls and their cute faces and grass bellies!!!! They’ve come so far. #goldengirls #pigs #mangalistapig #foryou #pigsofinstagram

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Tess and Indy are two of our special needs goats and they love to lounge on their cozy porch nests! We got quite a few unkind comments on our last post of Jerome telling us we’re cruel for keeping him alive and to put him down, simply because he has a disability. Here at Sowa Goat Sanctuary we beli

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Lolli lost both of her back feet shortly after she was born due to frostbite. Luckily, we were able to bring her to The Gentle Barn TN, where we work hard to make sure she has everything she needs to thrive. From routine health checks to regular acupuncture, massage therapy, red light therapy, a

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We share our couches with dogs and cats without a second thought. And I wish everyone could experience what it's like to share one with a lamb. The tiny noises....the personalities...the trust. The way they curl up beside you like they have always belonged there. Spend enough time with th

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Sanctuary is everyday! When we “take in” an animal, we make a promise to them to continue to care for them for the rest of their lives. When it comes to our sanctuary we have a lot of equines which could mean 30-40 years of care. THIRTY YEARS! That’s a long time. That’s a lot of days providing ever

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Saying Goodbye is always heartbreaking💔💔 Beautiful Daisy, our oldest Belgian mare, was laid to rest humanely and compassionately by our Veterinarian. It was the first time she lay down in all the time we’ve known her. Her body was finally able to rest completely after a lifetime of hard work.

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Coke and Rye are settling in and are already coming up to us for pets and snacks🥰 Tomorrow we have our vet coming out to do a check up, stay tuned! #sanctuary #someonenotsomething #percheron #horse #rescuehorse

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This is a really urgent situation. This morning we noticed that our horse Murphy was acting really weird. He seemed to run into the wall of his stall, stumbled around a bit into his water buckets, and was very confused. Immediately I got on the phone with the vet and while we waited consulted with

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Watch Kasey (on the left) take an extremely long drink of water. A volunteer asked ‘how does he do that’ & it inspired this post. ➡️ Horses are obligate nasal breathers, which means a horse breathes through his nose. ➡️ This is because the pathway between the mouth and the lungs is block

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Starfire has found his spot. Every morning after breakfast I let him out and he explores a little then he goes to his new favorite spot and lays in the sun. It’s very sweet. It reminds me of when Vinegar Tom got here after being tied to a tree alone for ten years 😭 Star hasn’t wandered over to the

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The horses are why Foreverland started. Booger (the beautiful boy in this video with one eye) was the first horse I ever rescued. We have a lot of equine at the sanctuary! The majority of which were saved from slaughter, even horses like Mia who was actually ON the slaughter truck before we had the

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