Alayne and I had perfectly timed — or so we thought — our hay move this week so we could have our volunteers help us pick up a load tomorrow, on Saturday.  One of the volunteers who had planned to come out was Beth, who was our first employee and is now teaching and working…

We proudly launched a new Web site today called UnwantedHorses.org, and as the name suggests, it’s about all the unwanted horses in America.  Alayne and I have fielded countless calls and emails from people across the country over the past several years, hoping we could take the horses they no longer wanted.  These are the…

This is Joshua, one of our barn cats.  We call him ‘the hydrologist’ … and for a reason.  He is fascinated with water — running water, to be precise.  Not the boring, ordinary kind of water sitting motionless in a water bowl, of course.  But any water coming out of a faucet or hydrant or…

This is what my office floor looked like this afternoon.  I was working on ‘thank you’ letters and emails to the wonderful people who had made year-end donations when I swiveled around in my chair and realized just how many dogs had crowded into my office.  The camera was sitting here on the desk next…