I feel that if we could get to some of theses horses sooner, they'd have a better chance to make a successful recovery. When I see a bag of bones standing in a field, it just about kills me. Sometimes, I'll go directly to the people and ask to buy the horse, and some people say okay. I think a lot of the time, it's not even done deliberately. It's more neglect and ignorance than abuse.
People just think a horse can survive on whatever grass it manages to fin.
Waiting until the poor horse is at death's door is really hard. Ideally, we'd like about six stalls and a place for turnout somewhere in Palm Beach County. Thinking big, we'd really love about 30 acres, but I know that's probably only a dream. We can use people in many different capacities, both working with the horses and also helping out in other ways. We'd love for people to hold fund-raisers for us, whether shows, barbecues or whatever.