Adopter Trigger
Ukendt · Ældre · 17 år
Trigger2009 | Skewbald | Shetland | Under 10hhSponsoring Trigger betyder, at du hjælper med at holde ham i den måde, som han er vant til – han vil aldrig mangle noget, aldrig mere. Vi håber, at han snart vil være klar og i stand til at møde dig på en af vores åbne dage.Imidlertid er det lige så vigtigt, at sponsoring Trigger giver os mulighed for at have vigtige midler til rådighed, så vi kan træde ind og hjælpe, når en hest eller pony er blevet forladt uden noget omsorg eller sikkerhed.Sådan har det været...Vi fik et opkald fra en borgere i County Durham angående to hingste. De havde synes at være blevet efterladt i en kirkegård, af en gruppe, der rejste til Appleby Fair en juli dag.RSPCA kom og begge ponier blev taget til varetægt.Peter (navnet, vi gav den meget magre, ung kobold, efter bedømmelsen fra en lokal), havde forfærdelige skarpe tænder, sår og frygtelig skade på tandbenene fra en sadel – hans kæbe ben var synligt.Modsat, Trigger, som vi kalde Shetland-hingsten, var i rimelig god stand – lidt bukket og med parasitter, men intet, der ikke kunne behandles med medicin og rigtig fodervare. I sande Shetland-hingst-stil gjorde han sit ophold sig føles umiddelbart ved ankomsten.
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Trigger2009 | Skewbald | Shetland | Under 10hhSponsoring Trigger means you help keep him in the manner to which he is accustomed – he will never want for anything, ever again.However, just as importantly, sponsoring Trigger allows us to have important funds available, so that we can step in and assist when a horse or pony has been abandoned, without any care or security.The story so far...We received a call from a County Durham resident with regard to two stallions. They had seemingly just been left behind in a graveyard, by a group travelling to Appleby Fair one June day.The RSPCA attended and both ponies were subsequently taken into care.Peter (the name we gave the very lean, teenage cob, at the request of one of the locals), had appalling sharp teeth, ulcers, and terrible damage to the bars of his mouth from a bit – his jawbone was visible.In contrast, Trigger, as we called the Shetland, was in fairly good order – rather pot-bellied and wormy but nothing that couldn’t be fixed with medication and the right food. In true Shetland stallion style, he made his presence felt immediately on arrival.The RSPCA followed the abandonment process and then both stallions were duly castrated.
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