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4 comments:
Stay warm, you guys!
QUESTION. HOW DO YOU KEEP THE HORSES WARM DURING THIS HORRIDABLE COLD SPELL COMING DOWN FROM CANADA? I HOPE YOUR BARN IS WARM. GRANNY
P.S. I'M SO WORRIED ABOUT ALL THE ANIMALS THAT ARE OUT IN THE COLD UP NORTH. EVEN THE HOMELESS THAT WON'T FIND A PLACE TO KEEP WARM.
ALL I CAN DO IS PRAY AND ASK FOR PROTECTION FOR ALL.
Yeah, I hear you. It took me 2 1/2 hours to do my normal 30 minutes of chores on Tuesday, and to add insult to injury, the power went off and stayed off for most of the day. That adds an entire new element of difficulty. But really with enough hay and shelter from the wet and wind, I think horses do better with cold than extreme heat. Your guys are so well cared for. No worries for them!
Who is this little Timbit?!?!
Could you please share his story on next? He is too too cute!!
I hope all is well now that the weather is more normal!
Keep warm when you can!
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