Kicking the Can down the Road, that's what I call it.

Rescue, if done right, isn't making anyone rich.

Season 3 Episode #28 May 26, 2026 Recorded at Mulligan Farms In this episode: The tenth Appalachian Trainer Face Off is underway. Care thoughts: Possums on the farm Donation needs: Summer time giving Rescue Story: Saffron Hot Take: We almost forgot, but actually, horses DO need other horses Main Topic: Rescue, if done right, isn't making anyone rich. Period. Insight on what rescue really costs. #podcast #horses #rescue #nonprofits

Freeze branding Horses provides vital protection

Season 3 Episode #27 March 28, 2026 for April Recorded in Canmer, Ky In this episode: How accurate is dental aging in horses? Donation needs: Equine Affaire and ATFO Rescue Story: Moon Hot Take: Euthanasia is a cop out? Main Topic: The importance of Freeze Branding, and is it humane? You bet it is!

Be ready for the End, they depend on You

Season 3 Episode #27 March 12, 2026 Recorded in Canmer KY In this episode: All kinds of hay Donation needs: ATFO pick up sponsors Rescue Story: Henderson (and us sorting out a patella and a stifle 😂) Hot Take: Feeding grain to foundered horses, please don't Main Topic: Have a plan for the worst case scenario when you cannot care for your horse, anymore

Kicking the Can down the Road, that's what I call it.

Season 3 Episode #26 February 28, 2026 Recorded on the road to Morgantown, WV In this episode: Helping a head shy horse Donation needs: Equine Affaire Rescue Story: Cici and Suzie Q Hot Take: You don't have to be rude when you inquire about a horse Main Topic: Kicking the Can down the Road, that's what I call it. Please don't re-home your disadvantaged horse

Your Horse Needs you to be their Advocate

Season 3 Episode #25 January 11, 2026 Recorded in Huntington, WV In this episode: Dealing with fluctuating temperatures and horses Donation needs: Quest Plus Rescue Story: Guinevere, a broker scam that lead to her death Hot Take: Why is Letting Horses live outside controversial? Main Topic: Make sure to pick the right professionals for the sake of your horse