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Nine Spur Ranch We are a small scale equine & exotic rehab center in Sanger, TX. Open Mon-Sat.

Ladies night!!This ladies night will be benefitting Spicy and her herdmates!Friday Nov 6th6:30 pmBy donation to the resc...
10/22/2026

Ladies night!!
This ladies night will be benefitting Spicy and her herdmates!
Friday Nov 6th
6:30 pm
By donation to the rescues (cash, check, Venmo or Zelle)!
Come hang out, meet some new friends (animal and human) and even have an opportunity to get on a horse for some pictures and a quick ride!
Please RSVP to 9072997474

10/18/2026

I got a thank you from a horse today. I know that sounds weird, but I’m not making it up. It’s happened a few times before. Not every rescue says thank you, but I believe they all appreciate the effort.

Today, I was working on filling waters and giving hay. When I got to Momma’s stall, she was standing in the back corner. So I slipped inside to check her water, then started shaking apart her hay.

Softly, on the back of my arm, I felt a little tickle. I glanced down to see this skinny, sick, wild little mare reaching up to touch my arm. This is a mare who has outsmarted coyotes. She has allowed multiple foals to nurse. She has found the few blades of grass in a pasture of weeds.here she was… reaching out to me. Not because she wanted the food. She wanted my attention for a brief moment before I went about my day.

So I knelt down in front of this pathetic-looking bag of bones and, for the first time, she stood still as I reached out to her. In that moment, I felt it. Just a tiny, tentative touch from an animal who is still learning that the world might not be such a scary place after all.

Sometimes, the reward comes in the smallest gesture. A little mare who has every reason to distrust the world but decides, for one brief moment, that maybe you’re safe. Those moments don’t pay the bills, erase what happened to them and they certainly don’t make the work any less exhausting. They remind you why you keep going

So, yes, I got a thank you from a horse today.

If there is anyone out there to volunteer time grooming and halter breaking these babies please let know!
10/15/2026

If there is anyone out there to volunteer time grooming and halter breaking these babies please let know!

10/08/2026

I often have people ask me why I typically don’t report neglect cases. When people reach out to me, the first thing I see is an animal in pain and, just like others, it makes me angry. But I don’t report someone when that person is asking for help and genuinely putting forth the effort to make it right. Why? Because sometimes, neglect doesn’t come from a lack of love. Sometimes it comes from loving something so much that you can’t bring yourself to let it go.

Most of the time, the horses I take in come from people who associate these animals with a happier time in their lives… A woman remembers the way her husband would walk beside her, her hand in his, as they headed toward the barn. A man remembers the look of pure happiness in his wife’s eyes when she brushed the horses until their coats gleeamed . A daughter remembers the stories her father used to tell her about horses before his memory slowly abandoned him. These animals aren’t just horses to them. They are memories. They are pieces of people they love and reminders of a life that once looked very different.

In my experience, most people don’t wake up one morning and decide they are going to hurt their animals. Sometimes life changes.. health, home structure, finances change. The ability to care for an animal the way you once did disappears before your heart is ready to admit it.

If someone is willing to say, “I can’t do this anymore. I need help,” I want to meet that honesty with compassion, not punishment. The goal should never be to make someone afraid to ask for help. The goal should be to get help for the animal.

There is a huge difference between someone who doesn’t care and someone who cares deeply but has reached a point where they can no longer provide what their animal needs. One needs accountability. The other may simply need someone to help them let go

10/07/2026

What would you name this handsome boy?

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12935 Blakely Lane
Sanger, TX
76266

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm

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