Update on Sonny

He is finally back up to weight, and as promised here is his update.

We got his papers in, turns out he is 100% American Quater Horse, and is about 25 years old. He was first rescued by my mum's now friend Melissa, who owns a horse rescueing facility, and not long after she got him, we decided to get him. Since we got him we had to treat him for parasites and work on getting his weight up.
This is when Melissa first got him..about 6ish months ago
http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/a...rriertired.jpg
http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/a...s/DSCF9950.jpg
And here he is today
http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/a...e7-13-0914.jpg


Also, we found out that he is a stallion, not a gelding... lol

Great job!!!!! He's beautiful :)

Wow, what a transformation.

Wouldnt even know that was the same horse.

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Originally Posted by Patrick Long

Wow, what a transformation.

Wouldnt even know that was the same horse.

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I know, its utterly startling what people can do to animals. Melissa got Sonny's sister in as well on the same day (from the same owner.) Unfortunately Sonny's sister was too far gone (RIP).

Wow! You guys have done an amazing job! He's lucky to be in a home now where he will be well cared for ^_^

Fantastic job, my friend (a friend to horses is my friend too ;) ). Sonny is a lucky lucky horse to have found you.

WOW that is amazing!! That is one lucky horse to have found such a great home!! GOOD JOB!

Woooooo...what a beauty! have you ridden him yet?

Thankyou so much for the nice comments yall!

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Originally Posted by PrioBull

Woooooo...what a beauty! have you ridden him yet?

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Nope, I can't ride him (I'm too big lol) but so far we're training him for my mum and sister to ride. ;)

It is an amazing transformation, I will never understand how some people can do this to such amazing animals.

You and your family have done a great job with him. :gj:

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Originally Posted by Deborah

It is an amazing transformation, I will never understand how some people can do this to such amazing animals.

You and your family have done a great job with him. :gj:

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Thanks Deb,
I definitely agree, I can't understand why people would do that to animals either.

Great job. He came back beautifully. He's lucky you two met.

WOWOWOWWOWOWOWOWOW
holy wowsers!
YOu gonna try to see if he will stand stud for any mares??
WOWOW
Nice job!

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Originally Posted by Montessa Python

WOWOWOWWOWOWOWOWOW
holy wowsers!
YOu gonna try to see if he will stand stud for any mares??
WOWOW
Nice job!

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Thanks! Nope, we don't have any breeding plans for him or our others, unfortunately.

Wow! That is a HUGE difference. How sad that he was treated so terribly before, but how lucky to have found you :D. Great job!!!

Oh my goodness what a difference!!! He's absolutely gorgeous!

Wow! Great job on getting him in top notch health like that! He is just beautiful.