02/10/2026
💔 LABOMA BEACH
Moses Anum’s message from this morning deserves to be heard and shared.
As the demolition at Laboma Beach continues, the situation for the horses and the people caring for them is becoming increasingly critical.
Behind the destruction of a place are lives, livelihoods, and years of dedication to the welfare of these horses.
Please take a moment to listen to Moses. These are his words, his experience, and his reality, as it is for many more people and horses in the community 💔
“There is something I have to share with you.
The demolition at Laboma Beach started again early this morning, and it is still going on as I speak to you.
It is heartbreaking. I am reaching a point where I feel genuinely worried and disturbed.
This is what I have learned, this is what I do for a living, and I am watching everything I have worked for slowly disappear.
My dream was to make this work better, not only for myself but also to train others, share my knowledge, and create opportunities for people to learn how to work with horses and deal with people.
Now I honestly don’t know how to start again.
It is not just about losing a place to work. It is about losing the foundation of something I have dedicated my life to building.
And with everything happening at the beach, the situation for my horses is becoming increasingly uncertain. Their care, their safety, and their future are all connected to the work I do here.
I have spent years learning, working, and trying to make a difference for these horses.
To see everything being dismantled without knowing what comes next is incredibly difficult.
I don’t know how to explain exactly what this feels like. I only know that this is my life, my work, and my dream…..”