Buckland Equine Rescue, Inc.

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Buckland Equine Rescue, Inc.

We are in the beginning stages of organizing the Buckland Wounded Warrior Retreat, here at The Buckland. We cannot thank them enough!

BERI is a non-profit organization in Nicholas County, KY, dedicated to the rescue and care of injured, abandoned, neglected, and other at-risk horses.You can send a donation via PayPal: [email protected] Initially primitive camping and 'horsing around' will provide a venue for a retreat and reflection for our fine men and women who defend and have defended our country with their lives

. As we develop the site, we hope to attract professional counselors, host group and private sessions and yes, Equine Assisted Therapy through the EAGALA model.

04/29/2024

Greetings from Buckland equine rescue, Inc.

To be anonymous donor who sent us the substantial donation, thank you so very much.

As you know, we are an all volunteer organization with no paid positions. 100% of your donations go to care for our horses. We are very grateful for people like you.

Best regards, from all of us at Buckland.

12/29/2023

So...
We got scammed.
It cost the Rescue $1450.

Basically I went on FB marketplace and searched out quality horse hay. I found an ad that has been up for a while and made a query.
We struck a deal and I paid for the hay and delivery. This was yesterday with delivery due today around 2pm. The load allegedly was coming from Letchfield, KY, about 3 hours away.

This am I had a message...
At 10:57, the seller required me to send another $1099 to 'insure the load'.
I canceled the deal and requested a refund. This was never mentioned until it was delivery time. They refused to refund and then stopped replying.

The bank is on it because we used the M/C card for the payment. I did this specifically. However PayPal is dodgy these days and will take over a month to reply. There isn't even a 'dispute' screen visible on PayPal these days. I don't have much faith in the process.

So we're short. I have the hay covered as far as supply and affordability.

In the next few days, I'll post a fundraiser for the Rescue. We need $1500, which will feed from 2 weeks to a month.

Sigh. People out there suck.

08/29/2023

When dinosaurs ruled the earth...

Did you know that Equus Caballus has 64 chromosomes?

Humans have only 46.

Science has no idea what some of the chromosomes do in the horse. No all of them are 'turned on' presently in their evolutionary trail.
There is speculation that one of them would allow them to migrate using the earth's magnetic field. Another one is suspected of giving them more acute sensory 'feelers'. When attentive, a horse can sense emotion or change in surroundings even not in a direct line of sight. Horse owners who spend a great deal of time with their horses understand this well.

Moving into her late 30s, Misty Avalon enjoys a cooler summer evening...

08/21/2023

When dinosaurs ruled the earth.

Contrary to popular belief...
Equus Caballus originated in North America about 3,700,000 years ago, and migrated to Eurasia about 2,000,000 years ago. Their disappearance from NA until reintroduced by Europeans is still a mystery.

Harvest Dance enjoys his retirement here at The Buckland...

06/30/2023

Summer sets in at The Buckland...

06/24/2023

If you are interested in adopting this amazing boy Fritz he will be at Country Boy in Georgetown with the Humane Society today from 3-6 for meet and greets!!! Please share

03/07/2023

Well...it's been a day with mixed emotions.
Buckland Equine Rescue lost one it's oldest equines yesterday as Cocobella the Party Pony, our 35+ year old Shetland passed away of natural causes and crossed the Rainbow Bridge at approximately 1:30 yesterday afternoon. She arrived here about 13 years ago from a horrific neglect situation. She had been showing her age and declined all at once, laying down in a warm sunny spot yesterday afternoon where she passed quickly. She was buried near another rescue, a huge thoroughbred named Friar Tuck, who had been her bud before his passing a few years back...
We'll post pics of Cocobella in the coming days.

02/21/2023

'"Phantom of the Opera", champion Tennessee Walker, was laid to rest at Buckland Equine Rescue today.

He was in his mid 30s.

Phantom enjoyed many years of retirement, and despite his failing vision, managed to get around the 100 acre wood at The Buckland very well for over a decade.

He will be missed.

01/06/2023

Ahhh...
Tranquility restored.
As the moon rises, everyone is happy. The water lines are repaired and, for the moment at least, all is right with the world!

01/05/2023

On this spot once sat 200 HQ 60 lb. square bales all tarped and wrapped for late winter, and 40 round bales that weighed about 1000 lbs. each.

So...massive flooding and just like the money people invested at FTX...
It's gone.

Not sure what to do next. I have hay on another field but this hurts.

And I have to get the water lines fixed. Hauling water for horses with the bucket on the front loader. Sigh.

12/25/2022

Merry Christmas!

Tending to water supplies is an all-weather task...

12/24/2022

One of our oldest residents, Misty looks hopeful that the icebox is thawing.
Thanks to Alex Parker for giving folks the heads up about the used Irishwear Rambo blankets in her shop. They most likely save the lives of two of our oldest horses.

Address

8099 Maysville Road
Carlisle, KY
40311

Telephone

+18594733100

Website

http://www.bucklandequinerescue.org/

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