Home at Last Sanctuary

We welcome each morning and rejoice each evening. We have made it another day. Our backs may be sore but our hearts are happy. All the critters are safe and sound. We have good friends of all species and life is good. The little frogs have stopped singing. The tadpoles are almost all grown up. But Home At Last is a safe sanctuary for them, too. This little guy was perched way up on this plant. AnnaBelle says Thanks to Ursula and Walt C, Ruth C and Eileen G for their support of her upcoming surgery. Meet Chad, a retired therapeutic riding horse. He's about 25 with a bad back (like most of us) and really poor teeth. He was with the front herd and Tess for a while, but seemed a little stand-offish, so we put him in the back yard with the party animals. He's much happier now. He can hang with the guys, Frankie, Jimmy, Teddy and Juan or be cool with the girls Rosie, Moon Dancer and AnnaBelle. He seems to like the long ears, too and the ponies are fine, so the back yard is his. Isn't he a beauty? Here are the old, torn, ripped, bedraggled fly masks awaiting their fate. Can I really do it? Can I throw them away??? There they are in the trash. Whew!! I feel much better. Only rechecked them twice to make sure they were really goners.
This week-end I'll start on the blankets and maybe, just maybe, get the correct side of the garage cleaned so Jim can do some sawing.
If any of you need a barn or building call our good friend and supporter Dallas Harreld at www.barnconsultants.com. They have been so good to us. Give Dallas a call at 916-300-6589 and tell him thanks for being generous with Home At Last.
Check us out on Facebook under Donna Kyle or our website http://homeatlastsanctuary.webs.com
Don't forget about AnnaBelle and her upcoming surgery.