Twisted Wire Horse And Cattle Dog Rescue

10/16/2026

❤️ A LITTLE FIGHTER NEEDS OUR HELP! ❤️

We have taken in a rescue foal who came to us in critical condition at approximately 48 hours old. His mother had been severely starved, was completely untouched, and we were told she would not accept her baby. This poor little guy came to us with bites and kicks, already fighting for his life.

He was diagnosed with Neonatal Isoerythrolysis (NI), a life-threatening condition where antibodies from the mother’s colostrum destroy the newborn foal’s red blood cells.

He is currently being treated at Brazos Valley Equine Hospital, where he received a much-needed blood transfusion around lunchtime yesterday to help restore his red blood cells.

❤️ WE HAVE SOME ENCOURAGING NEWS! ❤️

His fever broke this morning, and since receiving his blood transfusion, his vitals have started improving! He is a little brighter and showing us that he isn’t ready to give up.

Unfortunately, he is also septic and is receiving antibiotics and medication for diarrhea. He is still far from being out of the woods, and the next several days will be critical.

Everyone who knows me knows that I absolutely hate asking for money or help. But the reality is that his veterinary care is going to be extremely expensive, and I just don’t have the heart to let this little guy die without giving him every possible chance at life.

As long as he is willing to fight, we are going to fight right alongside him! ❤️

If anyone would like to help with his veterinary expenses, donations can be made directly to Brazos Valley Equine Hospital toward his bill. No amount is too small, and every single dollar is appreciated more than you know.

🏥 Brazos Valley Equine Hospital

📞 (936) 825-2197

Account Name: Krystle Richardson

Patient: The name the vets gave him is Nickalodian aka “Nick”.

If you’re unable to donate, please consider sharing his story and keeping this precious little guy in your prayers.

He has already been through more in his first 72 hours of life than any baby should ever have to endure. He deserves to know what love, kindness, and a full belly feel like.

He’s a fighter, and we’re not giving up on him! ❤️🐴

Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone who helps give this little guy a fighting chance.

10/15/2026

So this little rescue guy is a fighter so while he’s still fighting we will help him fight. He was born with Neonatal Isoerythrolysis (NI) which is a life-threatening condition where a newborn foal’s red blood cells are destroyed by antibodies from its mother's colostrum. He has a blood transfusion around lunch time today to help with his red blood cells. His fever broke as of this morning and his vitals are looking better since his blood transfusion. He still is far from out of the woods and on antibiotics as he’s septic. He has also been put on medication for diarrhea and antibiotics, because he’s septic. Overall, this evening he’s a little bit brighter vitals or a little bit better but he still is far from out of the woods. 

10/15/2026

10/15/2026

Rescue C**t today. He got himself a blood transfusion more antibiotics and a full belly. If anyone would like to donate to his vet bill you can donate directly to Brazos Valley Equine Hospital @ (936) 825-2197 Brazos Valley Equine Hospital he still isn’t out of the woods yet.

10/14/2026

10/14/2026

Little rescue c**t getting some treatment. Ran a IV and now putting a tube to tube feed him.

10/14/2026

we have a rescue foal that has come in and I critical shape. He is in route and will be at Brazos Valley Equine hospital over night. His mom was starved and untouched and The people said she would not accept the baby. He has bits and licks on him and he is approximately 48 hours old. If anybody would like to call and help with the vet bill through Brazos Valley Equin Hospital, It would be greatly appreciate (no amount is too small every little bit helps). Everybody that knows Me knows I hate asking for money or help, but this is going to be expensive Save if we can save him. And I don’t have the heart to let him die without a chance at life. Brazos Valley Equin hospital‘s phone number is (936) 825-2197 he will be under rescue baby until he has a name and Krystle Richardson.

06/26/2026

Hope is doing well, color is bright and her leg is healing well, just takes time and patience on injuries like these! Can’t wait to see the end result. First time for turn out as she’s been on strict stall wrest with the tendon and bone being visible in the beginning. She’s moving pasture sound and seemed happy for paddock time.

05/26/2026

Hopes Leg is healing up nicely and is smaller with each bandage change.

05/19/2026

Hope is getting better and slowly healing. Finally you can no longer see her cannon bone as the flesh as filled in the gap. Photo of leg is day one to May 17th. Her coat is slicking off and getting really shinny and healthy looking.