


I hope you enjoy them! And remember, purchasing my cards is a guaranteed way to make a donation to an animal organization. Currently, I'm donating to the Dorchester County Humane Society. Read my previous post to hear their story.
I hope you enjoy them! And remember, purchasing my cards is a guaranteed way to make a donation to an animal organization. Currently, I'm donating to the Dorchester County Humane Society. Read my previous post to hear their story.
Photo of Hunter and his young owner on April 25, 2009. A typical fat, stocky and bright-eyed quarter horse gelding about to offer a leisurely ride.
Photo of Hunter (taken last year) in fit condition.
Another view of Hunter looking pathetic. (photo taken May 30, 2009)
Hunter's ribs are beginning to show. This was the biggest shock because we've had quite a wet spring; green pastures should be plentiful and horses should be fat off the bountiful green grass! (photo taken May 30, 2009)
This little paint was Hunter's field mate. He is raising his leg because of an untreated injury that is clearly uncomfortable and bothering him. (photo taken May 30, 2009)
Now say hello to the Pie we found on May 30, 2009. Thank goodness she was the only palomino there or I'd never have recoginized her!
Poor Pie! I feel your pain! (photo taken May 30, 2009)
Chi Chi on the judges table waiting for the English Angora Class.
And again waiting to be judged for the Variety Class.
Chi Chi brings home:
1st place English Angora Buck
Champion English Angora Breed
Champion Angora Variety
Here are just a few of the MANY rabbit breeds we enjoyed:
Now that the fun is over, time to get back to spinning!!!!