20-25 yr old Quarterhorse Mare

In Rehabilitation
Kami changed multiple hands in the last year, at one point ending up in an auction before coming to H.O.P.E. She arrived very thin, with rain rot in her coat and an infected front hoof. In spite of her neglect she is very sweet, sociable, and laid-back. During her first farrier visit, she was comfortable enough to take a brief nap in a volunteer's arms.

Since her arrival in March she has recovered from her thrush infection and had several bad teeth extracted. Much more comfortable now, she has been steadily putting on weight while showing off her shiny new coat. Her sweet, calm nature has quickly endeared her to our volunteers.
Kami in the pasture
Kami in May
Kami in the pasture. You can see that her topline is no longer prominent and that she has put on weight in her flanks and hindquarters.
Kami in May
Full side view of Kami during her rehabilitation. Her ribs are still visible, but her topline is no longer prominent, and its apparent that she has put on weight in her flanks and hindquarters, even if she is lacking in some muscle tone.
Kami in May
Kami grazing. You can see how prominent her ribs, topline, and pelvic bones are. Her front hoof, which was infected when she was brought in, is wrapped.
Kami in April.
View of Kami's hips and flanks, showing that she needs to gain weight.
Kami in April.
Kami gets her feet done.
First farrier visit.
Kami being held by Clark in the pasture while Kristi the farrier works on her front hoof.
First farrier visit
Kami being led out of the trailer
Kami at intake, mid-March.
Kami's back and flanks, with ribs showing and bald patches.
Kami at intake, mid-March.
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