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Heather, a volunteer turned staff member at Rancho Burro Donkey Sanctuary in San Luis Obispo says her most treasured lessons are from the donkeys themselves. “You have to be able to slow down and wait. Donkeys pause to process a situation, so you learn to shift your perspective.”
Giving her the name Sriracha, after the hot sauce featuring Thai spices, Animal Services quickly realized her challenges went far beyond untrimmed feet. She stepped with her right hind leg in a sideways position with each swing forward compensating for the pain of an untreated old injury. Follow the story of this abandoned mini mare as she become as ambassador for Redwing Horse Sanctuary in Paso Robles.
There are many things we count our blessing for, and among them is our thankfulness for you, our SLO Horse News Readers. Sharon and Sarah write out the many things they are thankful for.
Happy New Year from SLO Horse News! We look back on the year 2015 as we also look forward to 2016 and more SLO Horse News adventures. Sharon Jantzen and Sarah Williams both review their year with SLO Horse News and their vision for 2016.
From the heart of cowhorse country to the sandy beaches, the most read stories in September are all about this wonderful place we all call home.