509a1 Public NonProfit Horse & Farm Animal Sanctuary
Cash's Wish List
(Click on photos for link to purchase!)
Mailing Address: 1602 Hinton Wilson Rd.
Harlem, GA 30814
Re: Cash
Cash gets Seminole DynaSport for breakfast, lunch, and dinner!
(Please note that Amazon prices on feed are higher than at local feed stores, likely due to cost of shipping. See below for links to donate monetarily if you prefer, or we also accept feed donation drop offs at the Shed Store at the front of our property!)
Cash gets Rice Bran added into his feed with every meal!
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Rice Bran is a concentrated source of energy, which makes it ideal for horses that require additional calories to maintain body condition.
- Kentucky Equine Research Staff
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It is also easily soaked and fed to our seniors with bad teeth due to its soft texture - think oatmeal!
GutX is a supplement that we would LOVE to try on Cash and Bear.
Here are just a few benefits listed on their site:
Supports Good Gut Health
✅ Trigger Immune Response
✅ Easy to Feed & Economical
✅ Increased Nutritional Absorption
✅ Scientifically Proven Formula
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Click on the photo for a link to buy through their website, or read the hundreds of amazing reviews here:
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One affordable way to add calories and a favorable ration of Omega 6 to Omega 3 fatty acids to a horse's diet is with Canola Oil!
Did you know that 10oz of oil is equivalent to almost 2.5 pounds of oats??
That means we get a lot of bang for our buck by supplementing with oil!
Thrush is a very common bacterial infection that is another lovely gift from our wet and humid spring climate here in Georgia. Thankfully, it is relatively easy to treat with this topical medication!
Cash is notorious for hoof abscesses, and we frequently have to soak his hoof in Epsom Salt to draw out the infection. It is much easier to soak in this boot!
The Magnesium Sulfate in Epsom Salt provide inflammation relief as well as antimicrobial benefits!
Fly Boots help keep the pesky flies off of our horses' legs!
Click the paint pony for link!
Our sweet Cash is VERY prone to abscesses and frequently needs soaking and wrapping to help draw out the infection. These are the supplies we need to be able to treat his feet and keep him comfortable!
Want to donate towards something else?
On top of everything listed above, each horse gets their hooves trimmed every 6 weeks at $60 a piece. The draft horses get done every 6 weeks at $100 a piece. We also regularly buy bales of Alfalfa at $20 each and round bales of Bermuda hay at $80.
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Want to pay for a pedicure or buy a bale? Click the Donate Buttons below!
