WISE OWL Equine

31/05/2026

All the large charities have lots of donations while the tiny not for profit ones are on the knife edge
Like this one these ponies get the best of everything they look amazing everything is done in the most natural way
Meanwhile Faye Stacey s life is on permanent hold
Existing on very little and putting all her energy into this amazing herd
She herself is an amazing therapist. Animal communication. Herbs oils photo therapy and so much more
I urge you to check out her website and if you feel you can to donate
Thankyou

27/05/2026

26/05/2026

⭐ Meet graduate Debbie ⭐

💬 “I qualified with Helen in 2014 which was fab. Had been a vet nurse for 10 years then a stud groom from 1990 to present day. Because I was working full time it was quite tricky at first to fit people in. I used to do them at night and on my day off”

Debbie graduated way back in 2014, taking a slightly different direction with her career. That’s what we love about our graduates, they bring so many different skills and experiences to their new roles as ESMTs.

💬 “I have loved it all and have added so much more to my little practice. Nowadays I have a small clutch of long-time clients and I love it .”

The beauty of being an ESMT, is that it’s a role that can be as flexible as you need it to be! Want a handful of clients around your current job? Sure! Want it to be your full time role? That works too! It really is your choice.

💬 “I’m still learning lots of new things and recently qualified as an equine iridologist which just blows your mind. I find I use it to corroborate what I’m feeling. I guess I am the forever student.”

One of the best things about being an ESMT is the endless opportunities for learning! No matter how long you have been in the industry, there’s always something new to get your teeth stuck into.

If you love the idea of a career where you can continue learning, expanding your skills, and a career that fires up your passion ,then this is the career for you! DM us the word LEARNING" for more information.

24/05/2026

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There’s a quiet grief many animal people carry when they begin seeing things differently.

Because once you realize how much of traditional animal handling was built around suppression instead of understanding…
you can’t fully unsee it.

You notice how often animals are praised for tolerating discomfort.
How often fear gets labeled as “respect.”
How often shutdown gets mistaken for calmness.

And for a while, it can feel heartbreaking.

But then something beautiful starts happening too.

You begin noticing the tiny signs of aliveness returning.

The horse who starts expressing opinions again.
The dog who becomes playful after years of hypervigilance.
The animal who finally realizes:
“I don’t have to disappear to be safe here.”

That moment changes both lives.

Because animals were never meant to be emotional machines built for human convenience.

They are nations unto themselves.
Full beings.
With inner worlds as rich and meaningful as our own.

And when we stop trying to dominate those worlds…
we get invited into them.

23/05/2026

22/05/2026

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Raising a horse is not about making them obedient.

It is not about creating the perfect ride,
the perfect performance,
or the perfect level of control.

It is about giving them a life where they feel safe in their own body.
A life where they are listened to, not overruled.
A life where their “no” matters as much as their “yes.”

Some of the most beautiful horses in the world are not the most trained.

They are the ones who have learned:
humans can be gentle,
connection does not always come with pressure,
and love is not something they have to earn.

In the end, horses do not remember the ribbons.
They remember how it felt to be with us.