The Bluegrass has been hit with snow and cold, like much of the Midwest. Temperatures have even dipped below zero, and we’ve had a few days of flurries recently. After the snowfall, I paid a visit to KyEHC. The horses didn’t seem bothered by the wintry weather.
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| Windmill came right over to say hello– as his profile says, he loves attention and was indeed first in line to see what was going on. >> | |
| Spurt (the bay with the pretty blaze) is full of spunk and showed me that she is the “spokesmare” for the group. |
| Precious, a Mustang/Appy cross, has a potential adopter lined up and is just waiting for boarding arrangements to be worked at her new home. Congrats, Precious! Precious gets an A+ on her training report card at KyEHC– she is super smart and a fast learner. >> | |
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| Sugar and Molly, both Tennessee Walking Horse crosses, came over to the fence to greet me. |
Despite the chill, work continues on at the rescue center, caring for the horses. Executive Director Lori Neagle was pleased to point out where they plan to put a round pen and footing soon. The equine dentist is also scheduled for a visit later this week.