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Stephanie Pierce
Founder
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Thursday, July 31, 2008
Dynamic and Dazzling
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Stephanie
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Monday, July 28, 2008
A very special moment!
Announcement
Announcement
Our sweet Fred who came to us a year ago has been blessed with getting his very own person who is committed to loving and caring for him the remainder of his days.
Please help MHR in Congratulating
Mary Elynne Tappero
on her new life companion!!
Monday morning
I hope that all of you have a wonderful week. I am having to take my granddaughter back home, but the ranch is cared for by hubby, family and friends. I will be checking in as often as I can.
Big weekend for Baby B and Spirit, they were both introduced to the bareback pad and did not mind it at all. Progress.
Hope is being adopted by Lisa L. Hope is going to have a wonderful wonderful life. Thank you Lisa. We brought their moms to safety to foal, and we awaited the births of these precious little ones. Their first part of their journey of life has been safe, and they had the commitment of our love and care. You are taking our Hope to the next level of her journey, still to receive the love and commitment these majestic creatures so justly deserve...Thank You
Everyone, is happy this morning as they were fed verrryyyy early. So food motivated they are.
Diane my friend, my thoughts are with you. You will pass the BAR exam with flying colors I know you will. I know you did for CA you can do it for NV.
Everyone have a great week, one month from today I will be seeing most of you..whoohoo!
Stephanie
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Announcement
ANNOUNCEMENT
Miracle Horse Rescue is happy and proud to announce the adoption of our
Nellie's Hope
We are very pleased as Hope will never want for anything and is going to an OUTSTANDING HOME
Please help me congratulate her new mom
Lisa Leach
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Saturday morning
Good Morning to Everyone from MHR,
We are all doing well. I hope this finds everyone doing good. Sorry for not being on as of late.
Our granddaughter has kept us hopping. If we had a quarter of her energy imagine what we could accomplish. All of the horses are doing well. We are treating General (21 y/o TB) for a summer sore, that he seems to get every year. But Dr. Henesler had us prepared with the medication, it just seems so long to heal. He is doing fine though with his treatment and he has a great appetite as well. He knows when it is time for his treatment and when he hears us coming walks away. Being s that he is blind his senses are so heightened, he hears the jar opening and it's like "No Way".
We have three of our horses pending adoptions, which is a good thing for the horses. Though it is emotional when the transaction is complete, this is the overall goal to find them the perfect home.
It appears it will be a beautiful day in the desert so we hope to get a lot done today. I hope that everyone has a great weekend.
THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION IN OUR FUNDRAISERS, IT IS TRULY APPRECIATED.
* A special thank you goes to our fundraising committee and cheerleaders, so much is accomplished for the horses because of you!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!
Stephanie
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Wednesday morning
All is peaceful and quiet this morning here at the ranch. The sun is shining, horses are happy and healthy, what more could we ask for.
I want to apologize for not being on the last few days. Unfortunately we all think we can tackle just about everything, but a dumb old sinus infection got the best of me and I had to break down and make a visit to the good old people doctor. This is just a tail end residual of the bronchitis I suffered a month ago, but am on the mend.
We had to pick up our five year old Granddaughter at the airport yesterday, and goodness I have forgotten the energy a youngster can have, especially when one loves horses as she does. We must have visited the horses half a dozen times, and of course there was her excitement of seeing Apple and Aj, Jerri and Hope. Funny thing as she was petting Hope, she told her Grandpa that she wanted to pet Jerri. He told her that she really did not like being petted, but determined she stuck that small hand into the pen, and Jerri walked up and allowed her to stroke her nose. She turned and looked up at grandpa and said "See grandpa she let me cause she knows I lub her". The innocence of a child.
She also asked where Ceaser was and we told her that he had passed away and now he was an angel. She then said, he's okay I promise you, but I will miss him. She is something else.
The house is full of joy right now and the ranch will be filled with a million questions, but it is all wonderful. If each of us can touch the lives of a child and share with them our love of animals..then maybe just maybe abuse of humans and our furbabies will stop in these little ones lifetime.
I hope that all of you have a wonderful day!
Stephanie
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Mina arrives!
The top photo is Mina and Ginger, and the second is Mina with Rio.


More later...
Stephanie
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Sunday morning
All is well at the ranch this Sunday A.M. Very overcast here, not sure what the weather will hold for us today.
All the horses are doing well, babies enjoyed time together playing with their new big yellow ball. They are growing in leaps and bounds, they do not stay little for long. AJ is doing so much better with his leading does not get quite as excited any longer.
Rio is doing great, he is quite vocal and very loving. He has been welcomed by our other dogs and most of all he is a joy to all of us humans. His being six years old did not phase us in the least bit. If you can please visit your local shelter and if you can provide a home for an older dog, please consider it.
Everyone have a wonderful day!!!
Stephanie
Saturday, July 19, 2008
A door closes, and another opens...




Rio can never replace Ceaser, but we're very happy to have him here as part of our family. Older dogs usually have problems finding new homes, but not Rio!
Stephanie
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
All Hail Ceaser

Yesterday, Tuesday, July 15, our dear bulldog Ceaser was hit by a car and killed on the ranch. I am writing this to each and everyone of you. Thank you ever so much to those who already knew for your kind words, prayers and thoughts, and most of all Thank You for lighting the way for Ceaser across the Rainbow Bridge to Heaven.
This was a horrific accident that has affected each one of our family members. Though we love all of our fur babies, Ceaser holds and always will a special place in our hearts.
You see, Ceaser was a rescue. Six years ago I received a call that told me he was going to be taken to the pound because he was no longer cute and he had no manners. He was tied up outdoors with no food or water in the middle of summer. The former owners were right that he had no manners (but they did not teach him) but he was cute. So we took on this obnoxious 2 yr old and for the first week he raised cain with everyone else, but once he was neutered and figured the lay of the land so to speak, all was well. It truly puzzles me to this day why people take on fur babies and then cast them aside. Is it an instant gratification or their own egos? I just do not know.
For six years Ceaser has been a joy in our lives, he touched the hearts of many people who visited the ranch. He was truly the King of his domain. As he had aged he was slowing down, and would bark for no apparent reason but we accepted his quirks and loved him all the same. Writing this is very hard for me to do, as I am overwhelmed with hurt.
My main purpose of writing to all of you is to just say Thank you for being here and understanding.
Stephanie and Rob


















