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Archive for June, 2007

A wild foal was rescued from a gravel island on the Red Deer River late last week.  You can read more about this dangerous venture on their blog.  We are pleased to report that a week later the foal is doing fine, slurping back his bottles of milk and travels with the couple when they leave the ranch for more than a day.  They don’t leave him with staff, instead they take him along like they would a child.  The devotion his human care-givers show the little fellow is remarkable, he is in excellent hands.  We will kee you updated on his progress.  www.northernhorse.com Thanks, Doreen.