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25.01.2022 Lyric and Lennon Making hearts sing

25.01.2022 RAFFLE NOW CLOSED. THANK YOU EVERYONE AND GOOD LUCK. ~Jennifer here~ SIX HOURS LEFT !! ... This is it everyone, our last chance to make a heartfelt plea with you to help us sell out these tickets TONIGHT. We have till midnight. These raffles are our way of topping up our fundraising efforts to make sure we have enough funds in the account to keep us going as our regular donations don't cover our weekly costs. To eveyone who have already bought tickets.....we thank you. To everyone else....please consider buying just 1 ticket, the prizes are amazing and these travel vouchers with Webjet have come at a perfect time when our beautiful country opens up again to travel. Valid for 1 year. Covers flights, accomodation, any holiday you would like Webjet to plan for you. Please help us, it means the world to us to sell out these tickets before midnight. To buy a ticket, please click on the link >>>>>

23.01.2022 Sunday morning smooches are the bomb #amanda4bailey #sahasundays #howtosavealife

22.01.2022 Will you love me? River and Raiden both looking for their forever hoomans... Adopt don’t shop! ... www.saveahorse.org.au/the-horses/Up-for-Adoption #loveme #saha #adoptdontshop

21.01.2022 It's Now Critical... The story of Mr. Freckles is testament to your amazing support. Without you, we can't rescue and the future of horses like Mr. Freckles would be uncertain. Our raffles not only provide valuable income to support the charity, they also provide our amazing supporters with a chance to win. ... They're a chance for us to give back to the wonderful people who make our mission possible. Thanks to you, Mr. Freckles had his chance and is a winner. Would you like to join him in the winner's circle? With only 12 hours and 1,786 tickets remaining, please help us sell out!

19.01.2022 ~Jennifer here~ Today Laura and I picked up mare and foal (Lyric & Lennon) from Gold Coast Equine. They have been taken to our Beaudesert Sanctuary where they will be given a chance to settle in and allow Lennon the chance to recover from his eye removal surgery, and learn how to adjust to only having one eye. ... He is unsure about his surroundings, but will get used to it. He's only a baby so hoping it won't take long. His mum Lyric will go on a good feed program to get some weight on her being fed 3 times per day plus lots of hay so she can keep producing good quality milk for her foal. She has been Hendra Vaccinated, wormed and her feet will be done soon. Onwards and upwards for this beautiful pair. Thanks to everyone for your kind donations to make this possible

12.01.2022 Just because... Happy Friday Ladies!

12.01.2022 Such a beautiful sight to see on this stunning Sunday

11.01.2022 What better way to cool off on this warm South East Queensland day, our SAHA horses love the spring feed dam... Our rescue horse "Twiggy" loves swimming

08.01.2022 HORSE OWNERS TAKE NOTE: Heatwave conditions can be very dangerous for horses. It is very important to keep a constant check on them as the temperatures climb over the next 3 days. ... WATER: Must be checked. Horses will NOT drink hot water. In the middle of the day, empty water troughs and replace with fresh cool water. HOSING: If your horse is overheating or looks uncomfortable, please take them in the shade and hose them down. Remember after hosing down you MUST scrape the water off. Sending a horse back out in the heat while dripping wet makes them even hotter as the water on their body heats up. An overheated horse, either from exercise or simple heat exposure, needs aggressive cooling. It is simply not true that you can't use cold water on a hot horse. That's a myth. In fact, such cooling may prevent a life-threatening condition from developing. Using cold water from a hose, run water over the horse's chest, the jugular grooves of his neck, and the lower legs. These areas have many superficial blood vessels that can be rapidly cooled by the water and will carry the cooled blood to the interior of the horse. Once the horse seems less distressed (breathing eases), progress to hosing the entire body. Continue the hosing until the water running off underneath the horse's body feels cool. This means the water is no longer picking up large amounts of heat from the surface of the skin. Please look after your horses over the coming days. Rugs off

06.01.2022 Beautiful Madonna is on stable rest while her injury is healing. Thank you to all of our generous supporters for getting Madonna the urgent care required for her injury.

06.01.2022 ~Jennifer here~ "Flemington" arrived this afternoon (thanks to Nat Miller for the transport). The meeting with Spida and Evie went well. He's a little firecracker and seems happy with his new surroundings. ... Spida adores him, Evie told him who's boss. To every single one of you who donated to the Flemington Fundraiser we thank you, you have allowed this little pony to have critical care in hospital to save his life. We must thank Gold Coast Equine for their very hard work saving Flemington's life.

05.01.2022 You may have noticed the page has been a little quiet this week... The team desperately needed some downtime due to having to make a very tough decision. Stunning Atlas, has been in care with SAHA just over a year saved from becoming pet food from Laidley sales. She stood stoically in the pens with the most shocking hooves the team had ever seen. ... After many X-ray’s, corrective farrier treatments, hoof supplements and a laminitic feed program, to the eye her hooves were looking much better on the outside. However, with bouts of lameness she was continually checked by our trusted vets to monitor where we were at with the position and servre rotation of her pedal bone. With the most recent X-rays taken on Wednesday it was evident that due to bony growth changes internally Atlas was extremely uncomfortable. Sadly her pain free days were becoming few and far between and our vet advised then and there it was time to give up our battle to rehabilitate her hooves. With tears in our eyes we made the decision to free our beautiful big girl from pain and let her cross the rainbow bridge. Through her time at SAHA Atlas lived with our President Rachel and her family where Ruby blessed her with the name Atlas, the SAHA sanctuary with staff that loved her, and at Court’s private residence as well. Atlas had many people who adored her especially Ron, one of our dedicated volunteers who spoiled her before we said goodbye. This beautiful grey mare had a soft eye, a kind heart - with a big personality that matched her size. She made us all smile on our worse days with her habit of bobbing her head over the fence at feed time telling you to hurry up, or just being there hanging her head for a hug when you needed it. Rescuing horses with hoof issues is always a huge risk. We have won some, and lost a some of these battles. Some horses can live a pain free long happy life as paddock companions, and other times if your lucky enough, a ridden horse. However, when we lose a fight with hooves it really hits home despite everything humanly possible being done right the failure feels like ours. Yet in all honesty the horse was absolutely failed and neglected by previous hands leaving them just too far gone without the correct care and treatment. In this sad situation there is none more fitting a saying than ’No hoof No horse’. The team believe strongly that even on our weakest days, we must make decisions that put the horses long term well being first and foremost, even if it hurts us deeply. Fly free over the rainbow bridge Atlas we tried big girl we truly did

04.01.2022 Please like, share and purchase a ticket here>>>>

03.01.2022 You know you want to... CLOSES TONIGHT! BE QUICK TICKETS ARE SELLING...

02.01.2022 TIME IS RUNNING OUT - 4 DAYS REMAINING!! The borders are opening for CHRISTMAS!! https://www.saveahorse.org.au/get-involved/raffles... Where would you travel with these prizes?! 1st Prize $5,000 Webjet Voucher 2nd Prize $3,000 Webjet Voucher 3rd Prize $2,000 Webjet Voucher Please support the horses and let’s support our tourism industry, small business and give to charity at the same time!! Best part is - it’s valid for 3 YEARS!!! Talk about a WIN - WIN - WIN! Please like, share and comment on where you would want to travel! Good luck!!

02.01.2022 Hi everyone Rachel here, President of Save A Horse Australia. It seems I am here again heart on my sleeve representing the feelings of the team begging you for assistance, pleading with just a few days to go before our $10,000 Travel Voucher Raffle closes to please help us sell out! At this stage we have only just covered the cost of the 3 Travel Vouchers, and to put it simply with Christmas coming and donations at their lowest, this raffle is our life saver. ... Our surrender waiting list is growing, our critical care case costs have skyrocketed through November with no reprieve in sight for December. So please for all the SAHA horses in care and those waiting to enter our gates please just like, share or purchase raffle tickets. With our State and Territory borders opening the Webjet vouchers can be used from flights, accomodation to car hire. 1st Prize $5,000 2nd Prize $3,000 3rd Prize $2,000 My plea to you to assist is a timely reminder that, hard times don't create heroes. It is during the hard times when the 'hero' within us is revealed. We are asking you to save the day, to find your inner hero so we can save the lives of horses in need just like our brave baby Lennon. It’s as simple as purchasing one raffle via the link >>> https://www.saveahorse.org.au/get-involved/raffles Heartfelt thanks, Rach P.s don’t forget to comment done and shared

01.01.2022 RAFFLE NOW CLOSED. THANK YOU EVERYONE AND GOOD LUCK. TICKET SALES CLOSE IN 3 HOURS !!! To grab a last minute raffle ticket click on ........