Texas
What has become of him/her?
Message from her host family:
Here are some photos of Texas, who’s been in a branch of the Refuge for a year and a half now, where he’s having a great retirement with beautiful meadows. We love to go for walks with him (me and his granny too? who also likes to come and find him) and go on lovely walks by hand.
Texas grazes again and again, whether it’s sunny or snowy, he always manages to find a few twigs of grass. He loves kisses and knows he’ll never escape a big cuddle.
It’s been 9 years since I adopted him, and they’ve been the best 9 years of my life. He’s an adorable, calm, very, very greedy horse who’s currently 32 years old. Despite his age, he’s doing wonderfully well and makes us very happy.
Carole
Tribute
Texas, sequestered with 14 other horses in 2008.
Message from his foster family:
Here are some photos of Texas, who has been in a branch of the Refuge for a year and a half now, where he is having a great retirement with beautiful meadows. We love to go for walks with him (me and his granny too? who also likes to come and find him) and go on lovely walks by hand.
Texas enjoys grazing again and again, whether it’s under a beautiful sun, or even when it’s snowing, he always manages to find a few little twigs of grass. He loves kisses and knows he’ll never escape his big cuddle.
It’s been 9 years since I adopted him, and they’ve been the best 9 years of my life. He’s an adorable, calm, very, very greedy horse who’s currently 32 years old. Despite his age, he’s doing wonderfully well and makes us very happy.
