All Animal Recovery, LLC

09/02/2025

08/20/2025

All Animal Recovery has expanded! If you have any questions please don't hesitate to call

07/13/2025

07/09/2025

Ask 100 horse professionals what the most difficult part of running a business is these days, and I bet 95 of them will tell you that it’s finding, training and retaining good workers. Why is it so hard? Is it really worse than it used to be? Are there ways we employers can do it better?

06/14/2025

Lately, I have had people ask if we are still in business and yes, we are! We did move to Kiowa, but we are still here if you need us. Please call or text if you have any questions. Also, check out our new website at www.allanimalrecovery.com

05/28/2025

What do you think of our new logo?

05/28/2025

05/25/2025

05/25/2025

It's foaling season and if you have foals coming you need to know what this is and how serious this is.

This is called a red bag. A person we know sent us this after her foal was born severely brain damaged from lack of oxygen and she lost him. She didn't know she had fescue in her hay.

Pregnant mares should not be eating fescue in the last several months of their pregnancy. It is a contributing factor for a red bag situation.

A red bag is the placenta being delivered first. Once this starts the foal is getting no oxygen. Should you Ever see any little bit of red coming get someone to call your vet immediately and send someone to get a really sharp knife, well cleaned knife.

You are probably going to get told to cut through it as quick as you can. It has 7 layers and this is very difficult to do.

If you are going to have foals please do not assume all will go well. It often doesn't. Read, Read, Read everything about foaling.

We recommend Complete Foaling Manual by Theresa Jones

05/25/2025

05/06/2025

Creating New Horse/Human Culture
Saturday, May 24th | 10 AM – 4 PM | Happy Dog Ranch

Join us for a transformative day of exploring trust, belonging, and right relationship between horses and humans!

Led by Sharon Bringleson, this workshop dives into:
• Horsekeeping and Horse-Bonded Human Communities
• Indigenous practices of ritual and ceremony
• Embodied spirituality and human consciousness
• Leadership dynamics, intuition, and emotional congruence

Investment:
• $100 general admission
• $75 for Happy Dog Ranch volunteers
(Bring your own lunch!)

Discover what’s not working, sense what wants to happen next, and co-create a new map for your relationship with horses—and with yourself.

Learn more: www.centerforhorsesandhealing.com