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Cost Of Hay Soars; Animals Starving

January 1, 2008 By 8 Comments

Here is a story about a 30 year old blind and deaf horse! He was rescued three months ago and the rescuers are giving details on how the cost of hay is high due to the drought.

Cost Of Hay Soars; Animals Starving 

Interesting to see even these old timers having a good home and life till the end.

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  • Cindy

    These are always heartwarming, but would it have been better to put him down, considering his age and being deaf and blind?

  • Cindy

    These are always heartwarming, but would it have been better to put him down, considering his age and being deaf and blind?

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    Nancy

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  • http://www.horsedate.com kaly

    Interesting story. He is a lucky horse and also it is a good news to all horse lovers. I have found a very interesting story on http://www.horsedate.com where has tens of thousands horse lovers. One of them wrote a blog to record his exiting and night-mared experience.You can check it on http://www.horsedate.com/blogs

  • http://www.horsedate.com kaly

    Interesting story. He is a lucky horse and also it is a good news to all horse lovers. I have found a very interesting story on http://www.horsedate.com where has tens of thousands horse lovers. One of them wrote a blog to record his exiting and night-mared experience.You can check it on http://www.horsedate.com/blogs

  • http://www.smellshorsey.com/ Anne

    Very difficult situation all across the country. I just hope spring comes early — and lushly green.

    I don’t have enough hay to last until then — guess I’ll be eating gruel while my horses are eating Canadian hay.

  • http://www.smellshorsey.com/ Anne

    Very difficult situation all across the country. I just hope spring comes early — and lushly green.

    I don’t have enough hay to last until then — guess I’ll be eating gruel while my horses are eating Canadian hay.