10/19/2026
This morning I found Logan, the oldest member of our herd here at the ranch, passed away overnight 💔.
Logan was a very special horse to me. He was not a “kind” horse in any way… To be honest, he hated most humans with an impressive level of passion, was overall extremely grumpy, and I loved him fiercely. He was a BLM mustang, and his brand showed he was one who had been rounded up a lot older than most (we don’t know why that is, but it was confirmed by BLM) and I have no idea what happened in his life after that before coming here, but he was completely feral and untouchable. After a LOT of working with him and training (with very little success), I finally hit my limit and said “LETS MAKE A DEAL, I won’t force you to interact with humans or push you past your limits, I will never make you get on a trailer again (his biggest fear), and you never have to leave here… but you can’t try to hurt me!” And I guess he agreed! From that point on, he was respectful towards me, and let me handle him without much issue. (he also eventually got to where he would walk up to Sky and let her pet him because she was “treat lady”. lol).
I am so thankful to have been Logan’s final home. I know he was cared for and loved these past 10 years…. And I am also thankful that he left us on his own terms. I know it’s what he wanted. I will miss our late night cuddles (that he randomly started giving me one day and would only do if NOBODY else was around) and his funny glares he would give to visitors… he was one of a kind for sure!
I want to honor the promise I made to Logan, that he would never have to leave here, by having him buried here at the ranch. The cost for the backhoe to come bury him here is $360. If you are able or willing to donate to his burial? It would mean a lot to all of us here. You can do so in one of the following ways…
💜VENMO:
💜CASHAPP: $1dayranch
💜PAYPAL: [email protected]
💜ApplePay:405-226-1946
We will see you at the bridge, Logan. 💜🌈