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This may sound kind of selfish and really ungrateful but I’m a bit unsure of what to do. Me, (18 F) have had my horse for nearly 5 years now, when I tell you I love that animal to pieces i really, really do. The last two years I have began to lose interest in riding and just the whole equestrian community in general, but about 6 months ago I got into a car accident and wasn’t able to leave the house on my own or do anything for myself for a good 2 months. In this period of time I did not see my horse very much, maybe once or twice (my mother was looking after him so he wasn’t completely left). But In this time I realised how much I enjoyed not having a horse and riding in general. If you don’t know, having a horse is a very high maintenance pet which requires you putting a lot of your time and money into it. Since my accident I have got a loaner for him which basically means someone pays you to come ride and look after him. This has helped a lot but I still have to go down to the stables sometimes and to be completely honest with you, I hate it. I hate the whole idea of doing it, I’ve consulted with my parents about selling him but they just aren’t happy with it, they want me to keep him but I just really don’t want to do it anymore, and I know if I sell him he can go to someone who would really appreciate him and give him the attention and exercise he needs. Now I’ve completely stopped riding, I stopped about 4 months ago and now just deal with his maintenance and feeding him, but I just feel trapped. What do people think? I don’t see my mind changing anytime soon which is devastating because I really do love my horse.

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I am a senior in college entering into the field of equine-assisted mental health therapy. As part of my graduation requirements, I must complete a senior project. For this project, I'd like to compile stories about how horses have helped human emotional and mental health.

If you have such a story, I would love to hear it!!!

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Just want to hear the debate on store bought vaccines as opposed to having the vet come out to administer.

There is a chance that I can get my Dixie-doodle girl in on a cancer clinical trial, but the problem is that it is in Florida, and I am in Texas. They need to do the vaccinations about once a month, for the first 3 months.

But I am trying to find an affordable boarding situation for her.

She is at the point that if we can't get this giant tumor shrunken down, then she is probably going to die in pretty short order. And her tumor is huge right now, probably about the size of a watermelon.

My boss just bought a ranch out in Oxnard, CA and it came with 2 donkeys and my job is to find them a home. Any help would be great.

They can be a little mean :)