Transformations - H.O.P.E. Acres Rescue

Huckleberry

Huckleberry, Before

Huckleberry, a chestnut gelding, in the pasture with trees in the background. He is thin, although not frighteningly thin, with visible ribs and topline and slightly protruding hips.

Photo by Jess Schaer, Schaer Studios

Huckleberry standing outside the barn when he first arrived. He is facing the camera, and from this angle you can see the ridge of his spine and his ribs.

Huckleberry, After

Huckleberry viewed from the front. He stands facing the camera with ears pricked. From this angle you can see how he has filled out. His hip bones no longer protrude. He looks fit and healthy.

Photo by Jess Schaer, Schaer Studios

Huckleberry viewed from the side, where you can see that he has filled out to an appropriate weight. His spine and hips are no longer visible. His coat is glossy and smooth.

Photo by Jess Schaer, Schaer Studios

Solomon

Solomon, Before

Solomon, a tall chestnut gelding with a rough winter coat, in the pasture with his head turned towards the camera. You can see that he is very thin. His ribs, spine, and hip bones are very prominent.

Solomon standing with a volunteer. This image shows Solomon from the side, where you can see his ribs.

Solomon walking curiously toward the camera. From a straight on view, you can see the way his hip bone and spine protrude.

Solomon, After

A close up portrait of Solomon, with his ears pricked. His coat is smooth and glossy.

Photo by Jess Schaer, Schaer Studios

Solomon in 2020, standing in the pasture. He has regained the weight and muscle tone, and looks like a proper horse again. H.O.P.E. Acres Rescue

Cash

Cash, Before

Cash, a black and white pinto gelding, drinking from the water trough. He is very thin, you can see his ribs, his spine and hip bones prominently protruding.

A close up image of Cash's ribs and hip bone, which sticks out far enough it looks like a handle.

A close up image of Cash's spine, or topline, which is very prominent.

Cash, After

Cash with a volunteer, standing quietly to be brushed.

Photo by Jess Schaer, Schaer Studios

A full body side image of Cash, filled out to a proper weight.

Photo by Jess Schaer, Schaer Studios

Fabio

Fabio, Before

Fabio, After

Honey

Honey, Before

Honey, After

If you would like to help other horses that come to H.O.P.E. Acres needing surgery,
learn about Honey's Fund.

Caroline

Caroline, Before

Caroline, After

Carolin in the pasture in summer 2019

Photo by Jess Schaer, Schaer Studios

Portrait of Caroline in summer 2019

Photo by Jess Schaer, Schaer Studios

Grace

Grace, Before

Grace, After

Ivy

Ivy, in 2017

Ivy, in 2019

Ivy at her new home in 2019

Photo by Jess Schaer, Schaer Studios

Ivy with her pasture mate Tex

Photo by Jess Schaer, Schaer Studios

Obsidian

Obsidian, Before

Obsidian, After

Ginger

Ginger, Before

Ginger, After

Willow

Willow, Before

Willow, After

Jasper

Jasper, Before

Jasper, After

If you would like to help other horses that come to H.O.P.E. Acres needing surgery,
learn about Honey's Fund.

Luna

Luna, Before

Luna, After

Molly

Molly, Before

Molly, After

Lucy

Lucy, Before

Lucy, After

Sage

Sage, Before

Sage, After

Dozer

Dozer, Before

Dozer, After

Ashley

Ashley, Before

Ashley, After

Cooper

Cooper, Before

Cooper, After

Thunder

Thunder, Before

Thunder, After

Penny

Penny, Before

Penny, After

Chance

Chance, Before

Chance, After

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