Adopter Biggles
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Biggles2025 | Piebald | Gypsy Cob | At opdrætte en syg fode er ekstremt udfordrende og dyrt, og trods at Biggles forbedres dag for dag, havde han brug for omgående omsorg. Vi havde så held at finde ham en fostermor i Harriet, men han er stadig en stor langvarig ansvar for vores små frivillige forening. Han vil koste os mere end £2.500 om året, og han vil nu være Here4Horses' ansvar for livet. Venligst doner hvad du kan for at hjælpe denne lille dreng, vores frivillige team vil være evigt taknemmelige for enhver sum, du kan bære. Historien hertil...Vi blev hårdt påmindet om den grimme virkelighed af hestevelfærdsarbejdet, den 1. juli 2025 – da vi modtog et opkald om en forladt fode. Mindre end 48 timer gammel, dehydreret og desperat svag af sult, Biggles tjener som en kedelig huske på, at vores behov for at være Here4Horses er lige så relevant og vigtigt som nogensinde. En af vores frivillige straks bort til Clevedale Vets Equine hvor Veterinær Alistair Love var så venlig at møde hende klokken 10 om aftenen for at give ham væske, teste hans antistofniveau og give ham antibiotika. Det blev en lang natt, der gik med at lære ham at drikke fra en flaske. Vi havde lidt bekymring for, at han måske var en dummy fode, der led
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Biggles2025 | Piebald | Gypsy Cob |Hand rearing a sick foal is extremely challenging & expensive and despite improving daily, Biggles needed round the clock care.We were so lucky to find him a foster mum in Harriet but he is still a huge long-term commitment for our small charity.He will accumulate costs to us, in excess of £2,500 per year and will now be Here4Horses’ responsibility for life.Please give what you can to help this wee boy, our team of volunteers will be eternally grateful for any sum you can afford.The story so far...We were harshly reminded of the grim reality of equine welfare work, on the evening of July 1st 2025 – when we received a call about an abandoned foal.Less than 48 hours old, dehydrated and desperately weak from starvation, Biggles serves as a sad reminder that our need to be Here4Horses is as relevant and important as ever.One of our team of volunteers immediately whisked him off to Clevedale Vets Equine where Vet Alistair Love so kindly met her at 10pm to administer fluids, test his antibody levels and give him antibiotics. It was a long night trying to teach him to suckle from a bottle.We were a little concerned that he may be a dummy foal, suffering
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