People always respond the same way when we tell them about our blind horses. They feel sorry for them. But here is what I have learned from caring for them for so long: 1. They DONT feel sorry for themselves. There is not a day that goes by that they don’t live their life to the fullest. 2. They can still run and play. Matilda can be seen around the farm running and bucking with her friends! 3. They have a heightened spacial awareness and can sense when there are things in and around them, even

This is my chronic disease story along with videos of my passion of training and caring for blind horses. 3 surgeries, 1 corneal ectopic pregnancy, 2 miscarriages due to this. We are a nonprofit, which means every bale of hay, every farrier visit, every new rescue that arrives… is made possible by your support. If you feel called to contribute, you can donate through the link in our bio. And if donating isn’t possible right now, even a like, share, or follow makes a huge difference in helping us