This poor horse was rescued by the South Florida SPCA at a rock quarry in North Dade on July 30, 2008. He had been without food and water for a long time. It took us over an hour to catch him but he settled in quickly at our rescue ranch facility. He has a very long mane and tail and it took 2 hours to get the knots out and give him a bath. He really enjoyed the attention and the hands on .
(Not to mention the hand feeding of hay!)
Here are a couple more photos of his first two hours at the SPCA rescue ranch.
Natalie patiently works on the Paso's mane as he looks on.
Rachael and Natalie discussing their plan to get the poor gelding's mane untangled so he could rest comfortably
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