Lady

training walls construction

New Training Areas and Treatment Chutes Going Up

February 6, 2020

It isn’t cost-effective to purchase partial loads of steel, so when purchasing tubes for Kenya’s fencing we had to round up a tiny bit. Thankfully, we always have ways to use extra steel. As Lady has revealed herself to be quite an explorer, we are using some of the extra…...

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Maia and Lady

Maia & Lady Enjoying Dinner Through the Fence

February 5, 2020

Lady and Maia are enjoying dinner through the fence this evening – while close enough to the barn for Scott to do a live video. He updates everyone on Lady’s reaction to Maia while he was feeding dinner this evening. Lady is doing wonderful and we are excited to be…...

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Kat, Maia, Rana and Lady

Training, Treats and Curiosity at The Square

February 4, 2020

  Lady watched Rana’s treatment along the fence with fascination and rapture a few days ago. We treated Maia and Rana along the fence line again today – this time, we had a third person with us, so Kat did the treatment on Maia near the gate at the square…...

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Lady

The Lady Limit

February 3, 2020

Lady has a “Lady Limit,” which is what we have named her limit on new things and how much you can ask her to do. To her, this line is clear and set, although it shifts every day. Our job will forever be trying to figure out exactly where that…...

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Rana

Treatment Day for Maia and Rana

January 31, 2020

It’s a treatment day for Maia and Rana, and they were both far from the barn. We try to work with their choices to the best of our abilities, so we decided to do their treatments along the fence line to disturb their day as little as possible. Especially since…...

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Lady's feet

Lady’s Turmeric Toes

January 30, 2020

Turmeric is known and used throughout the world in cooking and for its medicinal uses. It’s best known for its anti-inflammatory properties, but it has many other medicinal properties as well. While we have a full-time vet at the Sanctuary, we also work with other medical professionals from all over…...

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