by Anne Young | Sep 21, 2026 | Blog
HSES Roh Some horses arrive at Horse Shepherd and, before you know anything about their history, you can see they have been through far too much. HSES Roh was one of those horses. He came to us after living with a notorious hoarder. In 2016 we had already taken in...
by Anne Young | Aug 25, 2026 | Blog
Laminitis: One of the Most Devastating Diseases a Horse Can Face At Horse Shepherd, we have cared for many horses and ponies with laminitis. Most recover and go on to live happy, comfortable lives. Sadly, others don’t. It is one of the most painful conditions a...
by Anne Young | Jul 21, 2026 | Blog
One of the hardest decisions we have to make at Horse Shepherd isn’t about rescue. It’s about when not to rescue. Every week we receive calls about elderly horses needing somewhere to go. Their owners are heartbroken. They have loved these horses for...
by James Swell | Jun 14, 2026 | Blog
When people imagine feeding a horse, they often picture a bale of hay tossed over a fence or a scoop of grain poured into a feed bucket. But proper horse nutrition is far more important — and far more complex — than many people realise. A horse’s diet directly...
by admin | May 11, 2026 | Blog
For many Australians, owning a horse is more than a hobby. It’s a lifelong dream built around connection, freedom, trust, and responsibility. Whether it’s a child wanting their first pony, an adult returning to riding after years away, or a family embracing the rural...
