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Southern Arizona Equine Rehabilitation - SAER

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Southern Arizona Equine Rehabilitation - SAER

Privately funded equine rehabilitation program committed to providing individualized support for mental & physical recovery.

Our approach emphasizes proper de-escalation, rehabilitation, & placement to ensure each horse has the opportunity to thrive.

09/13/2026

At least she’s not scared of it 🤦🏻‍♀️

09/12/2026

1 year of loving you. Here’s to the rest of our lives! Happy 1st Birthday Trojan!! 😂🎂🎉🥂

09/08/2026

The babies 🥰

09/07/2026

Sweet Luna 🤍

09/04/2026

Trojan is a bit obsessed with Shorty 🥰

08/17/2026

Trojan and Zara are the clean up crew tonight

08/15/2026

Zara reminding Shorty that he isn’t her father and can’t tell her what to do 💁🏻‍♀️

08/14/2026

Just a little rescue education for the day.

When a horse is surrendered, my responsibility is to the horse, not to maintain a running inventory of who originally purchased every blanket, sheet, halter, or piece of equipment that happened to arrive with them.

If it fits and the horse can use it, great. It gets used.

If it doesn’t fit or isn’t something the horse can use, I’ll sell it and put the money toward her care.

That $50 isn’t going into my pocket for a shopping spree. It’s going toward the very expensive privilege of keeping a horse fed, healthy, comfortable, and cared for.

Calling that “profiting” is quite a stretch.

If I can turn something she doesn’t need into something she does need, that’s exactly what I’m going to do.

Because that’s what responsible rescue looks like.

08/13/2026

Zara is the cutest little awkward baby 🥰

08/12/2026

Luna update 🩷

Well, we’ve had some fun over here.

Back on June 22nd, the neighbor’s stud broke onto my property and managed to get through a panel into Luna’s pasture. I was asleep, so I have absolutely no idea how long he was in there with her. When I found them, Luna was a little beat up, so we know he definitely got to her. What we don’t know is whether he actually bred her.

Fast forward to now, and Luna has a uterine infection.

The good news is she is completely herself. No fever, acting normal, eating, drinking, and otherwise doing great. The vet came out today and Luna was an absolute trooper. We were able to get her temperature, check her vitals and examine her without sedation. That is HUGE progress for this girl because just a couple of weeks ago, we had to sedate her for her exam.

For now, we’re taking a little bit of a wait-and-see approach. Because there is a possibility she could be pregnant, we don’t want to throw a bunch of antibiotics at her this early if we don’t absolutely have to. We’re going to monitor her closely and if this doesn’t clear up, we’ll move forward with medication and whatever else the vet recommends.

So fingers crossed that Luna is NOT pregnant and that all we have here is a dirty stud who brought some unwanted bacteria along with him. 🤞🏼😂

And fingers crossed that this clears up quickly and Luna continues making progress with her handling and trust.

Because apparently, one surprise adventure at a time is all this girl needs.

As always, thank you to the amazing staff with Jackpot Veterinary Center for taking care of the kiddos!

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