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Miracle Man
Miracle Man was rescued in January 2008 when he was found hanging in a makeshift sling close to death. His owner was charged and found guilty of felony animal cruelty.
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Miracle Man was adopted by Gary and Lynn White of Baker, FL. in October 2008. The Whites who relocated to Moultrie, GA. recently sent us these updated photos. Unfortunately, even after the White's had surgery done on his injured leg, sustained during his days of neglect, they were disappointed to find out that he will never be completely sound. But the White's have committed to keeping him as a companion horse for the rest of his life. God Bless them for taking in this very special colt and giving him a wonderful forever home!
Lucky
This awesome gelding was recently returned to PER because his heartbroken owner had to relocate to a subdivision. He is in his teens and stands approximately 15 hands. He is a solid trail horse; does not spook and goes out alone or with others. He will tie and load. Adoption Fee - $400.00 For more info, please contact Diane at 850-587-2754 or 850-393-9793. This one won't last!
A note from Lucky's owner:
I love Lucky and miss him! I wish I could have him up here in KY! He is truly a one of a kind horse and a great trailhorse. One time while riding alongside a man and his
5 yr old daughter, the daughter fell off of the horse and I caught her before she hit the ground and put her behind me on Lucky and he never missed a beat. He will make the
right person an awesome riding partner for life. Please keep me posted on him and if I can answer any questions or concerns about him I would be happy to! Thanks, Christin
A Mini Called Mouse
If any of you followed the Floyd trial, you may be interested to see the outcome of one special little mini, Socks. The Floyds were prosecuted and found guilty.
Socks was one out of eight equines they were charged with. Click here for the story
This mini is now the mascot at Tampa Bay Downs! They call her Mouse.
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PER Rescues Tennessee Walking Horses
Three horses were seized by Panhandle Equine Rescue Investigations on June 4th, 2010 after working with the owner for almost two years. Several
attempts were made to get the owner to comply with recommendations made for a proper feeding program, but all efforts failed, especially when two
months ago, the horses were moved to a large field mostly comprised of weeds. The horses body weight continued to decline in this environment,
so it was necessary to remove them, get veterinary care and bring them into a rehabilitation program.
PER would like to thank the sheriffs department and the state attorneys office for their full cooperation in this rescue.
Kudos to Sgt. Wes Brown for assisting in the round up by using his roping talent that he had acquired in his wrangler days. We need more like him
on our rescue team!!!
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Jack has been adopted by Mimi McClelland of Cantonment, FL.
Panhandle Equine Rescue would like to thank 728 Air Control Squadron from Eglin AFB for coming out to the rescue's isolation area and working on clearing the fencelines and cutting low hanging limbs. They plan on coming back out next week to do additional clearing. We are very grateful for their hard work and dedication to the cause.
