From Creekside Farm Horse and Donkey Rescue:
Blaze was the first horse we rescued. Starved and neglected, our hearts went out to her. She quickly became the Queen of the pasture, appealing to both chiildren and adults alike. She got along with all other equine and some times on good days, gave short rides to kids. She lived in our sanctuary section for the reminder of her life. Today (3/8/05) we helped her cross the Rainbow Bridge. Her age had run away with her the past month and her legs could no longer carry her. She spent the past week or so mainly lying in her stall. Her eyes told her story and she let us know, "it's time to go".
We know she is running on legs that no longer bear pain, eating grass in forever green pastures, kicking up her hooves and frolicking around with other equine who live at Rainbow Bridge. Please don't forget us Blaze, as we will never forget you. We love you. Till we meet again.
Blaze was the first horse we rescued. Starved and neglected, our hearts went out to her. She quickly became the Queen of the pasture, appealing to both chiildren and adults alike. She got along with all other equine and some times on good days, gave short rides to kids. She lived in our sanctuary section for the reminder of her life. Today (3/8/05) we helped her cross the Rainbow Bridge. Her age had run away with her the past month and her legs could no longer carry her. She spent the past week or so mainly lying in her stall. Her eyes told her story and she let us know, "it's time to go".
We know she is running on legs that no longer bear pain, eating grass in forever green pastures, kicking up her hooves and frolicking around with other equine who live at Rainbow Bridge. Please don't forget us Blaze, as we will never forget you. We love you. Till we meet again.
From Creekside Farm Horse and Donkey Rescue:
Blaze was the first horse we rescued. Starved and neglected, our hearts went out to her. She quickly became the Queen of the pasture, appealing to both chiildren and adults alike. She got along with all other equine and some times on good days, gave short rides to kids. She lived in our sanctuary section for the reminder of her life. Today (3/8/05) we helped her cross the Rainbow Bridge. Her age had run away with her the past month and her legs could no longer carry her. She spent the past week or so mainly lying in her stall. Her eyes told her story and she let us know, "it's time to go".
We know she is running on legs that no longer bear pain, eating grass in forever green pastures, kicking up her hooves and frolicking around with other equine who live at Rainbow Bridge. Please don't forget us Blaze, as we will never forget you. We love you. Till we meet again.
Blaze was the first horse we rescued. Starved and neglected, our hearts went out to her. She quickly became the Queen of the pasture, appealing to both chiildren and adults alike. She got along with all other equine and some times on good days, gave short rides to kids. She lived in our sanctuary section for the reminder of her life. Today (3/8/05) we helped her cross the Rainbow Bridge. Her age had run away with her the past month and her legs could no longer carry her. She spent the past week or so mainly lying in her stall. Her eyes told her story and she let us know, "it's time to go".
We know she is running on legs that no longer bear pain, eating grass in forever green pastures, kicking up her hooves and frolicking around with other equine who live at Rainbow Bridge. Please don't forget us Blaze, as we will never forget you. We love you. Till we meet again.
