“Let choice whisper in your ear and love murmur in your heart. Be ready. Here comes life.” ~Maya Angelou
Amy (JC: Perfect Art)
We have a baby coming.
She and I were up all night together, but she refuses to release the hostage. All signs point to imminent delivery.
After eating about half of her dinner, at about 7:00 last night she lied down and began moaning. Loudly. I have never heard a horse moan so loudly.
After about 20 minutes of that she got up and went back to stand quietly in front of the fans for a few hours. At about 1:00 this morning returned to nibble on hay, which she’s been doing mostly since. She did lay down for some rest a couple of times. She ate her entire breakfast and is back and forth between nibbling on hay and standing in the fans. It’s very hot and humid.
I did speak to the equine center who stands the stallion she’s allegedly in foal to and she is ten days overdue based on their dates, but since I know nothing about her I don’t know if it’s normal for her, etc.
Sweet darling, I just keep reminding her it’s safe. She’s safe. And I do think she knows.
Beryl (JC: Vintage Beauty) is a good best friend, I had her separated over a gate for safety overnight but she stood near her friend constantly. They are together at the moment, which keeps Amy calm. They love each other so much, it’s sweet to watch. They have been through a lot together.
We are doing the best we can...
Since yesterday we received $426 toward our June hay fundraiser/pregnant mama vet bill ($660) and our total raised stands at $2,226, $4,374 from goal. Thank you for the donationsRose, Cynthia, Michael, Debra, Rachel, James, Tina, Christoper, Tiffany, we appreciate ya’ll so much.
If you want to help with our hay/baby mama vet fund, links are below. We are so grateful for the help, truly.
Venmo:
@TheBridge-Sanctuary
PayPal: thebridgeintx@gmail.com
CashApp:
$redransom
Zelle: (626) 676-2556
Direct link:
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