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11/29/20

2008

Magic

Gelding

Red and White

Paint


We saved Magic and five other equines from a slaughter auction in Texas. We paid the fee for Magic and five other equines just days
before their scheduled departure, and now we will give them the life they deserve. He has an overall willing and kind disposition. At arrival, he was in the best condition of the group – not underfed, but with
hooves and teeth in bad shape, and eye and respiratory infections. Why did these horses end up at auction? We were told that His family loved him but could no longer afford to feed him. While we do not know the others’ stories, it’s estimated that one hundred thousand horses in the United States end up on slaughter transport each year. Many are former show or ranch horses, family horses that gave kids their first ride, old horses that can no longer support a rider, and even wild horses. We will never know precisely how and why they ended up at the auction that day. With many families facing hardship this winter, the need for rescue and the need for your support is stronger than ever. For these lucky six plucked from the slaughter truck, Redwings covered their purchase costs, quarantine in Texas, health certificates and Coggins tests, and transport fee for a 24-hour trip to California. They arrived after dark, and we were so pleased to welcome them after their long journey to begin a new chapter at Redwings. We are incredibly grateful for the support of the Bank of the Sierra, whose grant helped support both this effort and other rescues in 2020. A special thank you to our partners in Texas, Hoof and Souls Rescue, for their help in this rescue and Witherspoon Horse Transport for bringing the horses to Redwings

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