She assembled her crew and took off for the first capture. Michelle Oakley was willing to try to dart the horses if the helicopter could fly within 60 feet of the fleeing herd. The rancher was hoping that two male yearlings could be captured to be used as breeding stallions when they matured.īecause the terrain was very rough and mountainous, the only way to capture and transport them to the rancher’s land was by darting them with a tranquilizer gun from a helicopter and then flying them, while still sedated and harnessed in our sling, to their new home.ĭr. The horses had been running wild for many generations and become feral. More than fifty horses and two cows were seized by animal control after reports. The production company hired by the National Geographic Wild Cable channel asked to borrow our sling and then drove it to Alaska on June 3rd, 2016.Ī lady rancher wanted to preserve the bloodlines of her great-grandparents’ herd of Yukon Mountain Horses. When horses arrived at Hidden Meadows Equine Rescue in Berkeley County.
issue of equine neglect and abuse one desperate animal at a time. We are always willing to lend all of our rescue equipment to anyone who can use our assistance. A Healing Haven: Saving Horses and Humans at RVR Horse Rescue (Lemons to Lemonade). Fia has rescued over 70 farm animals and as a proud mother to 2 rescue horses is. The $2,500 Mike Rheinheimer Equitation Trainers Award will again be presented to the trainer of the overall Brandywine Cup winner during the second week.Our much-traveled Anderson sling was requested by a veterinarian in Alaska in May, 2016. Americas last remaining wild horses and burros are currently being. They will be held on Friday, June 28 and Saturday, June 6. I pushed my parents for years to buy me a horse, but I had no idea. Throughout the duration of the event, over $100,000 in prize money will be awarded to riders of all ages from professionals to young riders.ĭue to its immense success last year, Brandywine will continue to host its third annual Brandywine Cup Equitation Classics. But I knew from a very young age that horses were the most amazing animal on this planet. In addition to this year’s beneficiaries, each week of this year’s highly anticipated event has an array of options to fit a variety of riders’ abilities, from lead line to national derbies events.
On Saturday, June 29, Robertshaw and Danta will be presented with the Moran Family Award in recognition of their contributions to the equestrian community, their unwavering dedication to the welfare of all animals, their willingness to always jump in to help their fellow man and for leading by example.īrandywine Horse Shows is proud to support the efforts of both MLAR and Danny & Ron’s Rescue. All of the money that we receive as a beneficiary will just help save so many more dogs!” We are very honored to be one of the beneficiaries of the show. Everyone from Geoff Teal, Louise Serio, and Jennifer Burger, they are all such true animal lovers.
Not only do they support our rescue, but they support horse rescues and various other efforts. They have a great management team and something that is very dear to our hearts is that all of those on the committee are all great animal lovers. Robertshaw and Danta believe that the best way to prepare a dog for adoption is to integrate them into a loving home environment before transitioning to a life-long home with a loving family.ĭanta said, “Danny and I are very proud to be associated with such a quality horse show. The couple has turned their home into a sanctuary for puppy mill dogs, bait dogs used in dog-fighting, and hundreds of dogs from shelter, often moments away from euthanasia, where they personally care for the animals until they are ready for adoption. Veterinary Special Care, All Creatures Veterinary Clinic and Bees Ferry Clinic all deal with high stake situations, where their doctors use all their skills and experience to save animals in need. Danny Robertshaw and Ron Danta started Danny & Ron’s Rescue in 2005 after Hurricane Katrina destroyed towns and left dogs homeless. In a brand new 14-part series, three American veterinary clinics open their doors and bring viewers inside their world of animal rescue.
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