The Truth Harmony is Hiding
Why Lie ?
· Unclean pen area, with some horses clearly covered in mud and feces.
· Way too many horses being housed in one area.
This is a picture of the wall of HAY, Irrigated orchard grass from Central Oregon... Probably better than your donation hay.
You were forced to walk by the wall while trespassing on my property. There are unused bags of feed on the right side of the hall way ???
After fostering so many animals from your rescue it would seem to me your reputation should be in question.
Why Lie ?
· Way too many horses being housed in one area.
· Unclean pen area, with some horses clearly covered in mud and feces.
· Way too many horses being housed in one area.
All of these horses have access to about 8 acres of pasture, as we are resting a few acres. The arena is ALWAYS open to them for shelter from the rain. We do get a bit more rain than folks inland, so we make sure that they have 24/7 access to the arena from both rain and wind.
To say anything different is just another lie.
· Unclean pen area, with some horses clearly covered in mud and feces.
· Unclean pen area, with some horses clearly covered in mud and feces.
· Unclean pen area, with some horses clearly covered in mud and feces.
In what is normally a wet time of year anyway, we are experiencing an unusually wet and cold Spring, as I am sure you are aware. I am also quite sure you have had issues with mud and feces at your own little Heaven on Earth, as I have been there many times to haul of your rescue animals out....
There is more...
· Other livestock confined and segregated in small spaces, again with no food or water.
Name of There are so many horses in this situation I could talk about, but what I will say is this. The owner couldn’t defend it no matter how hard they tried.
· Unsafe living conditions IN THE BARN for numerous humans, none of whom seemed to be actively participating in the care of the animals.
He is a dairy cow and they don't bulk up like the typical bull that you seem to think he is. Experience in this business makes a difference.
Drive by any dairy, and before you smear your bullshit, pay close attention to the quality of hay MY cow eats, compared to a typical dairy cow.
This stall is actually larger than a typical horse stall
He is a dairy cow and they don't bulk up like the typical bull that you seem to think he is. Experience in this business makes a difference.
Drive by any dairy, and before you smear your bullshit, pay close attention to the quality of hay MY cow eats, compared to a typical dairy cow.
This stall is actually larger than a typical horse stall and is temporary, as we do want him out with the herd.
Like many young bulls, he has turned out to be a pain in the ass when it comes to fencing...one issue we are currently working on remedying.
· Unsafe living conditions IN THE BARN for numerous humans, none of whom seemed to be actively participating in the care of the animals.
Name of There are so many horses in this situation I could talk about, but what I will say is this. The owner couldn’t defend it no matter how hard they tried.
· Unsafe living conditions IN THE BARN for numerous humans, none of whom seemed to be actively participating in the care of the animals.
We have a single, on-sight caretaker, who lives in a camper on the premises. We do also use a portion of the barn NOT occupied by animals to store a couple of campers and some shelving that we recently moved out of our feed store.
It will be the last post I drop on your page
We know it is your plan to take my horses because you know how m
We have a single, on-sight caretaker, who lives in a camper on the premises. We do also use a portion of the barn NOT occupied by animals to store a couple of campers and some shelving that we recently moved out of our feed store.
It will be the last post I drop on your page
We know it is your plan to take my horses because you know how much they are worth and sell them for your own profit.
Shame on You
Name of There are so many horses in this situation I could talk about, but what I will say is this. The owner couldn’t defend it no matter how hard they tried.
Name of There are so many horses in this situation I could talk about, but what I will say is this. The owner couldn’t defend it no matter how hard they tried.
Name of There are so many horses in this situation I could talk about, but what I will say is this. The owner couldn’t defend it no matter how hard they tried.
The horse in this picture is Thunder's slightly younger sister JET, literally after I pulled her saddle. No ribs , just a lot of shedding going on because we are in Spring !
Both horses that you felt compelled to take are quite old and had been long retired. They were fed as much as all the rest, and even separated to add grain to help the
The horse in this picture is Thunder's slightly younger sister JET, literally after I pulled her saddle. No ribs , just a lot of shedding going on because we are in Spring !
Both horses that you felt compelled to take are quite old and had been long retired. They were fed as much as all the rest, and even separated to add grain to help them gain weight.
We actually have more grain than most people at our feed store.
Feed was never an issue; they have always been well fed.
We were really hoping that, as we moved into Spring, that we would be able to put the necessary weight on Phantom and he could have one more good year, but I guess giving a horse that opportunity was asking to much from Harmony...
There is more
Ghost
We took the ones we were allowed to take, we offered to take as many as they would give us. We offered to take a malnourished and isolated cow as well, but they wouldn’t budge — because even though he was skinny, he is future freezer beef. We even took a turkey- yup we threw that boy into the back of the SUV because the condition he was living in was beyond what we could leave him in.
We took the ones we were allowed to take, we offered to take as many as they would give us. We offered to take a malnourished and isolated cow as well, but they wouldn’t budge — because even though he was skinny, he is future freezer beef. We even took a turkey- yup we threw that boy into the back of the SUV because the condition he was living in was beyond what we could leave him in.
I understand you have a video of Ghost while having a seizure on the day he was put down.
Ghost suffered from a disease called "PSSM"
We spent a small fortune keeping him healthy for years until that day because he was our pet, not a piece of livestock. A lot of people loved that horse and it was difficult to let him go.
Thanks for seizing on the moment to try and take my animals from me.
We took the ones we were allowed to take, we offered to take as many as they would give us. We offered to take a malnourished and isolated cow as well, but they wouldn’t budge — because even though he was skinny, he is future freezer beef. We even took a turkey- yup we threw that boy into the back of the SUV because the condition he was living in was beyond what we could leave him in.
We took the ones we were allowed to take, we offered to take as many as they would give us. We offered to take a malnourished and isolated cow as well, but they wouldn’t budge — because even though he was skinny, he is future freezer beef. We even took a turkey- yup we threw that boy into the back of the SUV because the condition he was living in was beyond what we could leave him in.
We took the ones we were allowed to take, we offered to take as many as they would give us. We offered to take a malnourished and isolated cow as well, but they wouldn’t budge — because even though he was skinny, he is future freezer beef. We even took a turkey- yup we threw that boy into the back of the SUV because the condition he was living in was beyond what we could leave him in.
The dairy cow may never make to anyone's freezer, just so you know.
This cow has proven to be nimble enough to get under fences. He is still young and has only very recently been confined to a stall (not unlike any stall at Harmony: 12x12). He knocks his water bucket over daily, and it gets refilled daily.
As far as the turkey goes, I am
The dairy cow may never make to anyone's freezer, just so you know.
This cow has proven to be nimble enough to get under fences. He is still young and has only very recently been confined to a stall (not unlike any stall at Harmony: 12x12). He knocks his water bucket over daily, and it gets refilled daily.
As far as the turkey goes, I am actually a little glad you took him. I had promised to eat him the next time he attacked me, which is the reason for the cage.
· No clear food source and water troughs that were unclean and had nowhere near enough water for the number of animals present.
We took the ones we were allowed to take, we offered to take as many as they would give us. We offered to take a malnourished and isolated cow as well, but they wouldn’t budge — because even though he was skinny, he is future freezer beef. We even took a turkey- yup we threw that boy into the back of the SUV because the condition he was living in was beyond what we could leave him in.
· No clear food source and water troughs that were unclean and had nowhere near enough water for the number of animals present.
That looks like water
It is also NOT their only source, just so you know.
Conclusion
Harmony New Beginnings Has an Issue
If you associate yourselves with Alderman, you will regret it. I definitely do.
To Mary Renouf:
You must be new to the rescue thing. I wish I had the time and money to just volunteer mucking stalls for the occasional ride.
I know you and Joy mean well, but spewing lies to make a name for yourself in the horse world will not get you out of that volunteer job at the rescue.
You write well, but know very little about what you're doing, and it is actually the definition of slander and defamation of character. I know this well because Alderman, aka NW Horse Reports, sued me for it and I intend to follow his lead. I plan to sue you, Harmony and Alderman and let the insurance companies sort this out.
To Joy and Harmony New Beginnings:
I just spent 2 hours on the phone reassuring another rescue owner that that the horse we adopted was safe and fine. I took all of her advice about feeding and putting weight on horses with issues like illness and old age. You could probably benefit from a conversation with her, because she has forgotten more than you even know about the whole 501c3 rescue operation, and you must have a board of directors, that I can get on or at least talk to.
We run a very respectable operation, and it is sad to see you seize on this opportunity when we have done the rehab work for you in the past. If there are any other horses on my property that came from you I will gladly hand them over, just to be done with Harmony for good.
I am so sick of your shitty, stupid opinions, and your fucking lies, as well as the harassment from your buddy Alderman, that I will be going forward with legal action.
Good Day