Fletcher Farms Amarillo

Episode 56 On April 6th when we had Lucky at MVP for his surgery, I posted a quick video on Facebook before we went in for surgery. When I was posting the quick video, I saw a post from Bowie Texas Livestock about them getting in two Belgian Draft horses, one mare and one gelding. After we said goodbye to Lucky, I posted my blubbering mess of a live video to let you all know what happened with Lucky and I mentioned that we were looking to save two more horses. Cory and I talked it over along with the board members and we decided to save them in Lucky's honor. Lucky was the reason this foundation was started. Cory and I believe everything happens for a reason and there was a reason I saw that post. The money we raised for Lucky's surgery was used to save these two beautiful horses. We will never stop fighting for these gentle giants. This was the reason we started this foundation...to save more lives! With your support and generous monetary donations we saved two more lives...possibly three! Thank you for watching and we will keep everyone updated on two new arrivals along with an update on Liam after his vet appointment. If you would like to make a tax deductible donation to help with two new rescued draft horses with feed and veterinarian appointment donations, follow the below link to the Big Hoof Foundations temporary website! There is also a donate button in the top of our YouTube header. https://www.fletcherfarmsamarillo.com/big-hoof-foundation If you would like a donation letter please send us an email at bighooffoundation@gmail.com. We have created an Amazon wishlist for supplies that we need if you would like to support us in that way. Amazon Wishlist https://a.co/0oGJ8y6 Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest @FletcherFarmsAmarillo Thank you to everyone that has sent us gifts of Alfa Pro, we truly appreciate your support and can't thank you enough! The one item we always need is FEED! If you would like to send a gift/donation of feed (Alfa Pro, hay, etc) to the horses you can send that through our local feed store. HF&C Amarillo has offered to help us with anyone wanting to send a gift of Alfa-Pro to the horses. When you call, tell them you are sending a gift to Fletcher Farms Amarillo and they will add the gifts to our account. Alfa-Pro is $18.25 per bag. WE go through about 3-1/2 bags per day to feed all the 12 horses (175 pounds per day). We also purchase hay and alfalfa which is used to feed the horses and donkeys from HF&C. Thank you to all of our subscribers and followers for your support, for your kindness and generosity! We are grateful for everything and don't know what we would do without you! HF&C Supply Amarillo 10410 I-27 Amarillo, TX, 79119 https://hfandc.com Phone: (806) 622-9800 Mon – Fri: 8AM- 6PM (Central Time) Saturday: 8AM – 3PM Sunday: CLOSED Thank you to HF&C Amarillo for your continued support in helping all of our animals!

This was not the video we thought we would have to do today Lucky's cancer had spread to his lymph system and Dr. Brown found two additional tumors during his exam. In Lucky's best interest Cory and I made the difficult decision, along with Dr Brown and Dr Waggoner's advice, to help him find peace even though saying goodbye was not easy. The one tumor that Dr Brown had found in his outer guttural pouch was inoperable. Lucky's cancer was too far past a curable stage and he was in pain. I stayed for the surgery and under heavy sedation he would not let them touch his eye or the area surrounding it. Lucky had been in pain for quite some time, his strength and resilence hid what he was actually feeling. Dr Brown also said that the tumor had ruptured his eye globe at some point before we could rescue him. Lucky was the sweetest boy and we will have you in our heart forever, your memory will reside with us everyday for the rest of our time. It is hard to convey across a phone or TV screen the knowledge and energy share that occurs with these beautiful creatures. Cory and I are both blessed people to share this with all our Belgians even when that share is cut short by circumstances we don't understand. Run free sweet boy! WE love you always!

Episode 54 If you are new to our channel, on March 29th, we rescued another Belgian Draft horse from Bowie Texas Livestock. This gelding lot#9714 would be our second rescue to our new 501c3 non profit organization, Big Hoof Foundation. The video of him from the livestock yard showed that he was sore in his front legs but we had no idea what was happening with them. If you have not seen the original video see the link below. The new boy is a giant (18.1 hands tall) and came in from a farm in Kentucky. He very well could be from the same farm the original 6 horses came from. When we arrived at the stockyard we were shocked to see the condition that he was in. His front legs were completely stiff and we are still trying to figure out how they got him to move like they did in the first video. This is a video of us picking him up and running him straight to the vet on the way home. We have decided to name the new giant guy Liam! Liam's original announcement video https://youtu.be/Vz5_5dl5LV8 The mission of our non profit is to save as many "big hoof" horse as we can from going to slaughter. We are dedicated to saving Draft Horses that have spent their entire lives working only to be neglected or abused when they can no longer work and are eventually sold to slaughter or abandoned to perish. Thank you for watching and we will keep everyone updated on Liam and Lucky's progress. Stay tuned! If you would like to make a tax deductible donation to help with Lucky's medical care or bail and transport for Liam, follow the below link to the Big Hoof Foundations temporary website! There is also a donate button in the top of our YouTube header. Lucky's eye surgery looks to be more extensive then what we originally thought it would be. Baseline cost for just the surgery is $2000 to remove the tumor but we don't know the extent of what is in there until the veterinarians start the surgery. We want to make sure we have enough funds to cover the cost and anything additional that could arise, ex: extended vet stay at the hospital, etc. https://www.fletcherfarmsamarillo.com/big-hoof-foundation If you would like a donation letter please send us an email at bighooffoundation@gmail.com. We have created an Amazon wishlist for supplies that we need if you would like to support us in that way. Amazon Wishlist https://a.co/0oGJ8y6 Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest @FletcherFarmsAmarillo Thank you to everyone that has sent us gifts of Alfa Pro, we truly appreciate your support and can't thank you enough! The one item we always need is FEED! If you would like to send a gift/donation of feed (Alfa Pro, hay, etc) to the horses you can send that through our local feed store. Ranchers Supply and HF&C have offered to help us with anyone wanting to send a gift of Alfa-Pro to the horses. When you call, tell them you are sending a gift to Fletcher Farms Amarillo and they will add the gifts to our account. Alfa Pro is $18.25 per 50lb. bag plus tax at HF&C Amarillo. WE go through about 3-1/2 bags per day to feed all the 11 horses (175 pounds per day). We also purchase hay and alfalfa from HF&C which is used to feed the horses and donkeys. Thank you to all of our subscribers and followers for your support, for your kindness and generosity! We are grateful for everything and don't know what we would do without your support! HF&C Supply Amarillo 10410 I-27 Amarillo, TX, 79119 https://hfandc.com Phone: (806) 622-9800 Mon – Fri: 8AM- 6PM (Central Time) Saturday: 8AM – 3PM Sunday: CLOSED Thank you to HF&C Amarillo for your continued support in helping all of our animals!

Episode 53 If you are new to our channel, On March 17th, we rescued a Belgian Draft horse who had suffered horrible abuse. His right eye was missing and he never received medical attention to fix his eye. After we got Lucky to the vet we found out that Lucky has a cancerous tumor in his eye. He is schedule to have the tumor removed on April 6th. If you haven't seen his videos please see the links below. Lucky is our first offical horse to be rescued under our new 501c3 non profit organization called Big Hoof Foundation. The mission of our non profit is to save as many "big hoof" horse as we can from going to slaughter. We are dedicated to saving Draft Horses that have spent their entire lives working only to be neglected or abused when they can no longer work and are eventually sold to slaughter or abandoned to perish. We did just that again on Wednesday, March 29th! I came across a post from Bowie Texas Livestock of a giant Belgian gelding (18.1 hands tall) that had just come in from a farm in Kentucky and could very well be from the same farm the original 6 horses came from. When I told Cory about this giant boy...much to my surprise he said we should rescue him. I ran it through the board members and we decided to save him! Lot# 9714 will be the second rescued Belgian Draft horse under the foundation. We are going to pick him up on Monday April 3rd, so I will have more information on him as soon as possible along with a name. Welcome to the family lot# 9714! If you didn't see Lucky's Original videos, check them out here... Saving Lucky https://youtu.be/j7BNoVf5U1c Lucky's rescue and vet appointment video https://youtu.be/wRxbH3YpTQM Lucky's partial biopsy results https://youtu.be/GT1exO4hSyc Update on Lucky and treatment plan https://youtu.be/yHAcDuF5590 Thank you for watching and we will keep everyone updated on Lucky's progress along with the new guy start to retirement. If you would like to make a tax deductible donation to help with Lucky's medical care or bail and transport for the new rescued draft horse, follow the below link to the Big Hoof Foundations temporary website! There is also a donate button in the top of our YouTube header. Lucky's eye surgery looks to be more extensive then what we originally thought it would be. Baseline cost for just the surgery is $2000 to remove the tumor but we don't know the extent of what is in there until the veterinarians start the surgery. We want to make sure we have enough funds to cover the cost and anything additional that could arise, ex: extended vet stay at the hospital, etc. https://www.fletcherfarmsamarillo.com/big-hoof-foundation If you would like a donation letter please send us an email at bighooffoundation@gmail.com. We have created an Amazon wishlist for supplies that we need if you would like to support us in that way. Amazon Wishlist https://a.co/0oGJ8y6 Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest @FletcherFarmsAmarillo Thank you to everyone that has sent us gifts of Alfa Pro, we truly appreciate your support and can't thank you enough! The one item we always need is FEED! If you would like to send a gift/donation of feed (Alfa Pro, hay, etc) to the horses you can send that through our local feed store. Ranchers Supply and HF&C have offered to help us with anyone wanting to send a gift of Alfa-Pro to the horses. When you call, tell them you are sending a gift to Fletcher Farms Amarillo and they will add the gifts to our account. Alfa Pro is $17.50 per 50lb. bag plus tax at Rancher Supply and $18.25 per bag at HF&C. WE go through about 3-1/2 bags per day to feed all the 11 horses (175 pounds per day). We also purchase hay and alfalfa from Ranchers Supply which is used to feed the horses and donkeys. Thank you to all of our subscribers and followers for your support, for your kindness and generosity! We are grateful for everything and don't know what we would do without your support! Ranchers Supply 8048 River Road Amarillo, Texas 79108 https://rancherssupplyamarillo.com Phone: (806) 383-2181 Monday-Friday 8am-6pm Saturday 8am-4pm Sunday Closed HF&C Supply Amarillo 10410 I-27 Amarillo, TX, 79119 https://hfandc.com Phone: (806) 622-9800 Mon – Fri: 8AM- 6PM (Central Time) Saturday: 8AM – 3PM Sunday: CLOSED Thank you to Ranchers Supply and HF&C Amarillo for your continued support in helping all of our animals!

Episode 52 If you are new to our channel, On Friday March 17th, while scrolling through Facebook I came across a horse that was scheduled to ship on the next slaughter truck to Mexico. The reason this horse stood out to me was because he had suffered horrible abuse. His right eye was missing and he was never given medical attention as the kill pen photos showed his eye covered in dried blood. There was no way I was going to let this poor animal suffer further by going to a slaughter house! So, we rescued him! On Tuesday, March 21st, Cory and I drove 6 hours to Kemp, TX to pick him and we drove him straight to the vets office to get the medical attention he needs. Since he was rescued on St. Patricks Day we decided to name him Lucky. From his first appointment Dr. Amber suspected he might have cancer because of the way his eye felt. She did X-rays and a biopsy of his eye and a spot on the side of his head because it looked abnormal to her. We received a partial report of the biopsy results and the spot on the back of his head did confirm he has cancer. With the results coming back positive for cancer we reached out to our other veterinarian, Dr. Waggoner to see if she could help with Lucky's diagnosis. We had an appointment on Monday and this is an update video our path moving forward with Lucky's treatment. If you didn't see Lucky's Original videos, check them out here... Saving Lucky https://youtu.be/j7BNoVf5U1c Lucky's rescue and vet appointment video https://youtu.be/wRxbH3YpTQM Lucky's partial biopsy results https://youtu.be/GT1exO4hSyc Thank you for watching and we will keep everyone updated on his progress. If you would like to make a tax deductible donation to help with Lucky's medical care follow the below link to the Big Hoof Foundations temporary website! There is also a donate button in the top of our YouTube header. Lucky's eye surgery looks to be more extensive then what we originally thought it would be. Baseline cost for just the surgery is $2000 to remove the tumor but we don't know the extent of what is in there until the veterinarians start the surgery. We want to make sure we have enough funds to cover the cost and anything additional that could arise, ex: extended vet stay at the hospital, etc. https://www.fletcherfarmsamarillo.com/big-hoof-foundation If you would like a donation letter please send us an email at bighooffoundation@gmail.com. We have created an Amazon wishlist for supplies that we need if you would like to support us in that way. Amazon Wishlist https://a.co/0oGJ8y6 Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest @FletcherFarmsAmarillo Thank you to everyone that has sent us gifts of Alfa Pro, we truly appreciate your support and can't thank you enough! The one item we always need is FEED! If you would like to send a gift/donation of feed (Alfa Pro, hay, etc) to the horses you can send that through our local feed store. Ranchers Supply and HF&C have offered to help us with anyone wanting to send a gift of Alfa-Pro to the horses. When you call, tell them you are sending a gift to Fletcher Farms Amarillo and they will add the gifts to our account. Alfa Pro is $17.50 per 50lb. bag plus tax at Rancher Supply and $18.25 per bag at HF&C. WE go through about 2-1/2 bags per day to feed all the 8 horses. We also purchase hay and alfalfa from Ranchers Supply which is used to feed the horses and donkeys. Thank you to all of our subscribers and followers for your support, for your kindness and generosity! We are grateful for everything and don't know what we would do without your support! Ranchers Supply 8048 River Road Amarillo, Texas 79108 https://rancherssupplyamarillo.com Phone: (806) 383-2181 Monday-Friday 8am-6pm Saturday 8am-4pm Sunday Closed HF&C Supply Amarillo 10410 I-27 Amarillo, TX, 79119 https://hfandc.com Phone: (806) 622-9800 Mon – Fri: 8AM- 6PM (Central Time) Saturday: 8AM – 3PM Sunday: CLOSED Thank you to Ranchers Supply and HF&C Amarillo for your continued support in helping all of our animals! Thank you to our subscribers, followers and fans, we could not have saved Lucky without your generosity and support! THANK YOU!

Episode 51 If you are new to our channel, On Friday March 17th, while scrolling through Facebook I came across a horse that was scheduled to ship on the next slaughter truck to Mexico. The reason this horse stood out to me was because he had suffered horrible abuse. His right eye was missing and he was never given medical attention as the kill pen photos showed his eye covered in dried blood. There was no way I was going to let this poor animal suffer further by going to a slaughter house! So, we rescued him! On Tuesday, March 21st, Cory and I drove 6 hours to Kemp, TX to pick him and we drove him straight to the vets office to get the medical attention he needs. Since he was rescued on St. Patricks Day we decided to name him Lucky. Our last video was of Cory and I picking him up and the start of Lucky's medical care. If you haven't seen the video I will put a link below. From his first appointment Dr. Amber suspected he might have cancer because of the way his eye felt. She did X-rays and a biopsy of his eye and a spot on the side of his head because it looked abnormal to her. On Friday we received a partial report of the biopsy results. This is an update on what was found in the report and our path moving forward with Lucky's treatment. Lucky's rescue and vet appointment video https://youtu.be/wRxbH3YpTQM Thank you for watching and we will keep everyone updated on his progress. If you would like to make a tax deductible donation to help with Lucky's medical care follow the below link to the Big Hoof Foundations temporary website! Lucky's eye surgery looks to be more extensive then what we originally thought it would be. https://www.fletcherfarmsamarillo.com/big-hoof-foundation If you would like a donation letter please send us an email at bighooffoundation@gmail.com. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest @FletcherFarmsAmarillo Thank you to everyone that has sent us gifts of Alfa Pro, we truly appreciate your support and can't thank you enough! We have had questions asking if we have an Amazon wish list to help with supplies for the horses. Now that the foundation is up and running we will be putting together an Amazon wish list. The one item we always need is FEED! If you would like to send a gift/donation of feed (Alfa Pro, hay, etc) to the horses you can send that through our local feed store. Ranchers Supply and HF&C have offered to help us with anyone wanting to send a gift of Alfa-Pro to the horses. When you call, tell them you are sending a gift to Fletcher Farms Amarillo and they will add the gifts to our account. Alfa Pro is $17.50 per 50lb. bag plus tax at Rancher Supply and $18.25 per bag at HF&C. WE go through about 2-1/2 bags per day to feed all the 8 horses. We also purchase hay and alfalfa from Ranchers Supply which is used to feed the horses and donkeys. Thank you to all of our subscribers and followers for your support, for your kindness and generosity! We are grateful for everything and don't know what we would do without your support! Ranchers Supply 8048 River Road Amarillo, Texas 79108 https://rancherssupplyamarillo.com Phone: (806) 383-2181 Monday-Friday 8am-6pm Saturday 8am-4pm Sunday Closed HF&C Supply Amarillo 10410 I-27 Amarillo, TX, 79119 https://hfandc.com Phone: (806) 622-9800 Mon – Fri: 8AM- 6PM (Central Time) Saturday: 8AM – 3PM Sunday: CLOSED Thank you to Ranchers Supply and HF&C Amarillo for your continued support in helping all of our animals!

Episode 50 If you are new to our channel, On Friday March 17th, while scrolling through Facebook I came across a horse that was scheduled to ship on the next slaughter truck to Mexico. The reason this horse stood out to me was because he had suffered horrible abuse. His right eye was missing and he was never given medical attention as the kill pen photos showed his eye covered in dried blood. There was no way I was going to let this poor animal suffer further by going to a slaughter house! So, we rescued him! On Tuesday, March 21st, Cory and I drove 6 hours to Kemp, TX to pick him and we drove him straight to the vets office to get the medical attention he needs. Since he was rescued on St. Patricks Day we decided to name him Lucky. With all your generosity, support and kindness we raised $8200 so far for for Lucky's rescue, transport and medical care. We could not have rescued this horse and gotten him the medical attention he needs without your support. From the bottom of our hearts, THANK YOU! This is an update video on Lucky, his vet appointment, medical care and the start of his new life full of love! Lucky has a long road ahead of him and can use all the prayers and support you can send his way! Thank you for watching and we will keep everyone updated on his progress along with the test results as soon as they come in! If you would like to make a tax deductible donation to help with Lucky's medical care follow the below link to the Big Hoof Foundations temporary website! Lucky's eye surgery looks to be more extensive then what we originally thought it would be. https://www.fletcherfarmsamarillo.com/big-hoof-foundation If you would like a donation letter please send us an email at bighooffoundation@gmail.com. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest @FletcherFarmsAmarillo Thank you to everyone that has sent us gifts of Alfa Pro, we truly appreciate your support and can't thank you enough! We have had questions asking if we have an Amazon wish list to help with supplies for the horses. Now that the foundation is up and running we will be putting together an Amazon wish list. The one item we always need is FEED! If you would like to send a gift/donation of feed (Alfa Pro, hay, etc) to the horses you can send that through our local feed store. Ranchers Supply and HF&C have offered to help us with anyone wanting to send a gift of Alfa-Pro to the horses. When you call, tell them you are sending a gift to Fletcher Farms Amarillo and they will add the gifts to our account. Alfa Pro is $17.50 per 50lb. bag plus tax at Rancher Supply and $18.25 per bag at HF&C. WE go through about 2-1/2 bags per day to feed all the 8 horses. We also purchase hay and alfalfa from Ranchers Supply which is used to feed the horses and donkeys. Thank you to all of our subscribers and followers for your support, for your kindness and generosity! We are grateful for everything and don't know what we would do without your support! Ranchers Supply 8048 River Road Amarillo, Texas 79108 https://rancherssupplyamarillo.com Phone: (806) 383.2181 Monday-Friday 8am-6pm Saturday 8am-4pm Sunday Closed HF&C Supply Amarillo 10410 I-27 Amarillo, TX, 79119 https://hfandc.com Phone: (806) 622-9800 Mon – Fri: 8AM- 6PM (Central Time) Saturday: 8AM – 3PM Sunday: CLOSED Thank you to Ranchers Supply and HF&C Amarillo for your continued support in helping all of our animals!

Episode 49 If you are new to this channel Cory and I purchased a 43 acre farm in February of 2022 and rescued 6 Belgian Draft horses from shipping to slaughter. Since the original six were rescued we additionally rescued two others from kill pens as well. Check out some of our older videos to see our story. However, this video is very personal to us because we need your help! On Friday March 17th, while scrolling through Facebook I came across a horse that was scheduled to ship on the next slaughter truck to Mexico. The reason this horse stood out to me was because he has suffered horrible abuse and his right eye has been poked out! I started networking to see if someone was going to take the horse and as of 3:30pm on Friday no one had paid for him. I was not going to let this horse end up at slaughter so I paid for him and rescued him. There were groups that said they would pick him up but he was not paid for...therefore he was not safe! A Coggins test was done on Friday and results should be back on Monday. We have scheduled transport for Tuesday and made arrangements with our vets office to bring him there on our way home from Kemp, TX. From the pictures our vet thinks his eye needs to be removed but she will not be able to tell until she sees him in person. BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! Over the last few months, Cory and I along with three amazing women that I don't know what I would do without them in my life, Jeannine Residori, Kara Wray and Michelle Raney...we have all started the Big Hoof Foundation! We will be rescuing horses like these who have been abused, neglected and dumped at kill lots. Our goal is saving more lives! We have been approved for 501(c)3 status and are a certified non-profit. We are working to get the foundation off the ground and more details on the foundation will be given soon. Right now we are focusing on saving lot#269 and getting him the medical care he needs. We need your help to raise money to cover the costs of lot#269 (who needs a name) and getting the foundation moving forward. Donations are going to be temporarily accepted on the Fletcher Farms Amarillo website on a page dedicated to the Big Hoof Foundation since we do not have a website created yet. https://www.fletcherfarmsamarillo.com/big-hoof-foundation We need to raise about $3500 to cover the following... Bail - $1,175 Transportation - estimate $300 Eye surgery - Estimate from the vet $300-$800 Aftercare - Medications, blood work, etc. ($ amount unknown) Feed - approximately $20 per day (free choice hay and Alfa Pro) All donations are now tax deductible since we have created the foundation and lot#269 is our first official rescue! If you would like a donation letter please send us an email at bighooffoundation@gmail.com Thank you so much for your support! We can not thank you enough! We will definitely have more updates on Tuesday when we pick him up and I will try and do a live video when we pick him up. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest @FletcherFarmsAmarillo Thank you to everyone that has sent us gifts of Alfa Pro, we truly appreciate your support and can't thank you enough! We have had questions asking if we have an Amazon wish list to help with supplies for the horses. Now that the foundation is up and running we will be putting together an Amazon wish list. If you would like to send a gift/donation of feed (Alfa Pro, hay, etc) to the horses you can send that through our local feed store. Ranchers Supply and HF&C have offered to help us with anyone wanting to send a gift of Alfa-Pro to the horses. When you call, tell them you are sending a gift to Fletcher Farms Amarillo and they will add the gifts to our account. Alfa Pro is $17.50 per 50lb. bag plus tax at Rancher Supply and $18.25 per bag at HF&C. WE go through about 2-1/2 bags per day to feed all the 8 horses. We also purchase hay and alfalfa from Ranchers Supply which is used to feed the horses and donkeys. Thank you to all of our subscribers and followers for your support, for your kindness and generosity! We are grateful for everything and don't know what we would do without your support! Ranchers Supply 8048 River Road Amarillo, Texas 79108 https://rancherssupplyamarillo.com Phone: (806) 383.2181 Monday-Friday 8am-6pm Saturday 8am-4pm Sunday Closed HF&C Supply Amarillo 10410 I-27 Amarillo, TX, 79119 https://hfandc.com Phone: (806) 622-9800 Mon – Fri: 8AM- 6PM (Central Time) Saturday: 8AM – 3PM Sunday: CLOSED Thank you to Ranchers Supply and HF&C Amarillo for your continued support in helping all of our animals!

Episode 48 If you are new to our channel, last year we rescued 6 Belgian Draft Horses from a kill pen here in Texas. Since then, we have also rescued two other horse, one from a kill pen in Tennessee and another from a pen in Kemp, Texas. Anna was rescued from the kill pen in Kemp, TX and was in the worst condition out of all the horse we rescued. Everyone was underweight but Anna was starved. She arrived at our farm skin and bones and completely defeated. However, with love, care, attention, amazing veterinarians and farrier we have Anna back up to a healthy weight with everything a horse would need. This is an update on Anna along with her integration into the herd. Also, included is footage from around the farm and everything we have been up to! We hope you enjoyed this video, make sure you subscribe to our channel so you don't miss anything happening around the farm! Check out our website too! We have farm fresh goat milk soap available for purchase (All profits from goat milk soap sales go directly to feeding all our rescued animals.) All our soaps are handmade in small batches using the cold process method. 100% Saponified & Super-Fatted. Free from dyes, detergents, synthetic fragrances and parabens. Made from high quality, natural plant based oils. Hydration for your skin sourced by nature! Our soaps are never overpowering with fragrance, just a hint of therapeutic grade essential oil leaving you feeling refreshed and clean. fletcherfarmsamarillo.com Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest @FletcherFarmsAmarillo Thank you to everyone that has sent us gifts of Alfa Pro, we truly appreciate your support and can't thank you enough! We have had questions asking if we have an Amazon wish list to help with supplies for the horses. Unfortunately, we do not have a wish list because we purchase all our horse supplies from local feed stores here in Amarillo. Ranchers Supply and HF&C have offered to help us with anyone wanting to send a gift of Alfa-Pro to the horses. When you call, tell them you are sending a gift to Fletcher Farms Amarillo and they will add the gifts to our account. Alfa Pro is $17.50 per 50lb. bag plus tax at Rancher Supply and $18.25 per bag at HF&C. WE go through about 2-1/2 bags per day to feed all the 8 horses. We also purchase hay and alfalfa from Ranchers Supply which is used to feed the horses and donkeys. Thank you to all of our subscribers and followers for your support, for your kindness and generosity! We are grateful for everything and don't know what we would do without your support! Ranchers Supply 8048 River Road Amarillo, Texas 79108 https://rancherssupplyamarillo.com Phone: (806) 383.2181 Monday-Friday 8am-6pm Saturday 8am-4pm Sunday Closed HF&C Supply Amarillo 10410 I-27 Amarillo, TX, 79119 https://hfandc.com Phone: (806) 622-9800 Mon – Fri: 8AM- 6PM (Central Time) Saturday: 8AM – 3PM Sunday: CLOSED Thank you to Ranchers Supply and HF&C Amarillo for your continued support in helping all of our animals!

Episode 47 If you are new to our channel, last year we rescued 6 Belgian Draft Horses from a kill pen here in Texas. Since then, we have also rescued two other horse, one from a kill pen in Tennessee and another from a pen in Kemp, Texas. Today, however I want to introduce you to the newest member of the Fletcher Farms Amarillo family. This time this adoption/rescue was not my fault. I was not looking on Facebook or Craigslist for animals. Our farrier, Kimi reached out to us because she had a client looking to rehome a draft horse and we were the first people she thought of! After a visit to meet her we decided to adopt her making Paisley our 8th Belgian Draft Horse on our farm. Check out her story here! We hope you enjoyed this video, make sure you subscribe to our channel so you don't miss anything happening around the farm! Check out our website too! We have farm fresh goat milk soap available for purchase (All profits from goat milk soap sales go directly to feeding all our rescued animals.) All our soaps are handmade in small batches using the cold process method. 100% Saponified & Super-Fatted. Free from dyes, detergents, synthetic fragrances and parabens. Made from high quality, natural plant based oils. Hydration for your skin sourced by nature! Our soaps are never overpowering with fragrance, just a hint of therapeutic grade essential oil leaving you feeling refreshed and clean. fletcherfarmsamarillo.com Find us on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and LinkedIn at Fletcher Farms Amarillo.

Charlie gets what Charlie wants! He is the sweetest horse ever and we are so grateful to have him! If you haven't seen Charlie's story or the story of all our rescued Belgian Draft Horses here at Fletcher Farms Amarillo, visit our channel and check out their story! All of them are now living their best lives now and enjoying retirement after being starved, neglected and dumped at a kill lot. We rescued them days before they were to be shipped to slaughter just over a year ago.

Episode 46 WOW! Thank you to all our new subscribers! We appreciate your support and can't thank you enough for following our story! Things are about to get interesting around here! So you subscribed just in time! A few weeks ago I went out to feed all the horses and Sophie had her eye closed. I wasn't sure if she had gotten something in it because as usual it was windy here in Amarillo. She was one of the original 6 horses rescued from Bowie Texas Livestock last year. This video is about Sophies visit to the veterinarian, an eye staining test she had done and an update on how she is doing now. We hope you enjoyed this video, make sure you subscribe to our channel so you don't miss anything happening around the farm! Check out our website too! We have farm fresh goat milk soap available for purchase (All profits from goat milk soap sales go directly to feeding all our rescued animals.) All our soaps are handmade in small batches using the cold process method. 100% Saponified & Super-Fatted. Free from dyes, detergents, synthetic fragrances and parabens. Made from high quality, natural plant based oils. Hydration for your skin sourced by nature! Our soaps are never overpowering with fragrance, just a hint of therapeutic grade essential oil leaving you feeling refreshed and clean. fletcherfarmsamarillo.com Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest @FletcherFarmsAmarillo Thank you to everyone that has sent us gifts of Alfa Pro, we truly appreciate your support and can't thank you enough! We have had questions asking if we have an Amazon wish list to help with supplies for the horses. Unfortunately, we do not have a wish list because we purchase all our horse supplies from HF&C Supply Amarillo. HF&C has offered to help us with anyone wanting to send a gift of Alfa-Pro to the horses. When you call, tell them you are sending a gift to Fletcher Farms Amarillo and they will add those bags to our account. Alfa Pro is $18.25 per 50lb. bag plus tax. WE go through about 2-1/2 bags per day to feed all the 7 horses. Thank you to all of our subscribers and followers for your support, kindness and generosity! We are grateful for everything and don't know what we would do without your support! HF&C Supply Amarillo 10410 I-27 Amarillo, TX, 79119 https://hfandc.com Phone: (806) 622-9800 Mon – Fri: 8AM- 6PM (Central Time) Saturday: 8AM – 3PM Sunday: CLOSED Thank you to HF&C Amarillo for your continued support in helping all of our animals!

Episode 44 What a fun and exciting week it's been here on the farm! If you missed our YouTube live on Monday (link below), we had a bit of a surprise. Ellie, the donkey we rescued last year from slaughter had another baby. Baby donkey!!! Ellie had a baby!!! What a surprise! https://youtube.com/live/pSCshcld6Yg?feature=share Cory and I didn't know that after a donkey is castrated a male donkey can cold sperm for an additional 4 months after the procedure. We integrated Jack with Ellie about 2 months after his procedure. We had a suspicion that Ellie might be pregnant because she was a lot fatter than Jack and they both eat the same diet. So... it was much to our surprise when we saw the baby on Monday. This video is an update on Mom and baby after the vet was out to the farm to check them. Along with a gender reveal! Make sure you subscribe to our channel so you don't miss anything happening here around the farm! We have lots of update videos coming! Stay tuned! Thank you for watching! We appreciate your support!

Wow!!! What a night!!! We had a suspicion that Ellie the donkey that was saved from slaughter last year with her baby, just had another baby!!! Cory and I did not know that donkeys after they are castrated can hold sperm for 4 months. Well, this is true because we integrated Jack and Ellie 2 months after he was castrated. We were coming home from running errands and took the county road home to see what the horses were doing in the pasture. Much to our surprise we found the new baby! Stay tuned we will definitely have updates!

Episode 43 Anna, a Belgian Draft Horse was rescued days before almost being sent to slaughter. She was starved, neglected and dumped at a kill pen here in Texas. Because of some amazing people networking horses in kill pens, I saw her posted in a group on Facebook. I knew if we didn't step in to help her that her fate would be much worse because of the condition she was in. We saved her back in August and got her on the road to recovery with the medical attention she needed along with a slow progression of feed intake to get her up to a proper weight. If you haven't seen any of her video stories check them out in the links below. If you have followed Anna's story from the beginning, she was still having some lameness issues on her back left leg so it was time to take her to the vets office too deep dive into why she was still having issues. This video is about what the vet found during her appointment, how we are treating her condition along with some of her background since arriving here on the farm if you haven't been following her story. We just rescued Another Belgian Draft Horse from a kill pen https://youtu.be/E6se7KKq-yo Rescued Belgian Draft horse saved from slaughter - Anna's Arrival and Update on her condition. https://youtu.be/rbl_pu2lQg4 Rescued Belgian Draft Horse saved from a kill pen - Anna's Veterinarian Check-Up https://youtu.be/NX8BlR1Ke8s Rescued Belgian Draft Horse saved from slaughter - 3 week update on Anna https://youtu.be/6isaqACO3KA Belgian Draft Horse saved from slaughter after being starved & neglected - Week 6 progress on Anna. https://youtu.be/ykTrZ0jncwc Make sure you subscribe to our channel so you don't miss anything happening here around the farm! Thank you for watching! We appreciate your support!

Episode 42 2023 is starting out with all kinds of adventures! First, a stray dog shows up on the farm and we take him in and next we are having an emergency situation with Mabel the baby donkey rescued from slaughter just about a year ago. If you don't know Mabels story check out her video below. Mom and 1 week old baby donkey rescued from being sent to slaughterhttps://youtu.be/PvEQW3HL8fQ Mom and baby donkey rescued from slaughter, living their best lives https://youtu.be/PBphE86Nw54 SO...Friday night Kara was over visiting, helping me make goat milk soap and everything was fine with Mabel. We were in the pasture playing with her and giving her lots of pets. I woke up Saturday morning to feed everyone and walked into the pasture to see an emergency situation with Mabel. Her eye was completely red and swollen to the point we didn't know if her eye was still intact. I called the vet and they advised me it could be ruptured and we needed to get her in as soon as possible. We had no idea what happened durning the night but this video is an update on Mabels vet exam and prognosis. I mentioned in this video too, that we are taking Anna the rescued draft horse to the vet to have her leg checked because she still isn't putting weight on it. I will get an update video out as soon as possible because I know many of you have following Anna's story from the beginning. Make sure you subscribe to our channel so you don't miss anything happening here on the farm! Its never a dull moment! Thank you so much for watching! Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest at Fletcher Farms Amarillo. www.fletcherfarmsamarillo.com

Episode 41 We hope everyone had a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Cory and I ended 2022 with the worst flu either one of us ever had. We are both feeling better now finally...after about 3 weeks of being sick. 2023 is starting off with a bang! We had an unexpected guest arrive at the farm on New Years Day. I don't know if there is a sign on the highway coming into Amarillo that says "if you are an animal and need help, proceed to Fletcher Farms Amarillo". All the details on our new arrival are in this video. Other then that...we survived the arctic storm that came accost he United States. One morning was negative 25! We prepared for the cold with extra hay in the barn for the horses and as usual no one came inside. All the horses, donkeys, goats, chicken, cats and dogs are doing well. Included in this video is an update on everyone. ALSO, we released a bunch of new aromas of our farm fresh goat milk soaps. Meesha Bars are made with ingredients you can pronounce! Pure, high quality, food grade and organic natural plant oils mixed with therapeutic grade essential oils along with goat milk straight from our goat, Meesha. All our soaps are handmade in small batches using the cold process method. 100% Saponified & Super-Fatted. Free from dyes, detergents, synthetic fragrances and parabens. Made from high quality, natural plant based oils. Hydration for your skin sourced by nature! Our soaps are never overpowering with fragrance, just a hint of therapeutic grade essential oil leaving you feeling refreshed and clean. Our soaps are full of the good fats that help your skin lock in hydration. All soaps are made by blending a lipid (fat) with lye (food grade sodium hydroxide) and starting the chemical reaction called saponification. In the case of goat's milk soap, it's the natural fats in the milk that contribute to the soap formation. Super-fatted soap is less harsh on the skin. Goat's milk is rich in helpful fats (specifically caprylic acid) which helps to not only hydrate the skin, but also help remove oil, dirt and skin debris without stripping the protective skin barrier. Check out everything we have available at fletcherfarmsamarillo.com (All profits from goat milk soap sales go directly to feeding all our rescued animals.) WE hope you enjoy this update video on all the rescued Belgian Draft horses and donkeys. Make sure you subscribe to our channel so you don't miss anything happening around the farm. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest @FletcherFarmsAmarillo Thank you to everyone that has sent us gifts of Alfa Pro, we truly appreciate your support and can't thank you enough! We have had questions asking if we have an Amazon wish list to help with supplies for the horses. Unfortunately, we do not have a wish list because we purchase all our horse supplies from HF&C Supply Amarillo. HF&C has offered to help us with anyone wanting to send a gift of Alfa-Pro to the horses. When you call, tell them you are sending a gift to Fletcher Farms Amarillo and they will add those bags to our account. Alfa Pro is $15.75 per 50lb. bag plus tax. WE go through about 2-1/2 bags per day to feed all the 7 horses. Thank you to all of our subscribers and followers for your support, kindness and generosity! We are grateful for everything and don't know what we would do without your support! HF&C Supply Amarillo 10410 I-27 Amarillo, TX, 79119 https://hfandc.com Phone: (806) 622-9800 Mon – Fri: 8AM- 6PM (Central Time) Saturday: 8AM – 3PM Sunday: CLOSED Thank you to HF&C Amarillo for your continued support in helping all of our animals!

Ladies, stop asking Santa for the perfect man...he's tried to kidnap Charlie 3 times this week! Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. Working on a new update video too!

Every time the camera comes out the horses go the other way! Apparently today was one of those "don't take my picture" days!

Freya is not ready for the day! She is just not going to "horse" today. Somedays you need a rest!

Cami is not happy it’s Monday…she always has an unhappy look.

Episode 40 I apologize for not getting a video out sooner! Things have been busy around the farm. WE finally solved the mystery of how Charlie was escaping his grazing muzzle! Wait till you see what he did! Freya had a vet appointment, so there is an update on how the appointment went along with an update on all the other rescued draft horses here on the farm and the donkeys. We had a great Thanksgiving with some visitors to the farm from out of town. It's always great to catch up with friends over an amazing dinner! ALSO, we are having a HUGE SALE, now till Christmas on all our farm fresh goat milk soaps. Meesha Bars are made with ingredients you can pronounce! Pure, high quality, food grade and organic natural plant oils mixed with therapeutic grade essential oils along with goat milk straight from our goat, Meesha. All our soaps are handmade in small batches using the cold process method. 100% Saponified & Super-Fatted Free from dyes, detergents, synthetic fragrances and parabens. Made from high quality, natural plant based oils. Hydration for your skin sourced by nature! Our soaps are never overpowering with fragrance, just a hint of therapeutic grade essential oil leaving you feeling refreshed and clean. Our soaps are full of the good fats that help your skin lock in hydration. All soaps are made by blending a lipid (fat) with lye (food grade sodium hydroxide) and starting the chemical reaction called saponification. In the case of goat's milk soap, it's the natural fats in the milk that contribute to the soap formation. Super-fatted soap is less harsh on the skin. Goat's milk is rich in helpful fats (specifically caprylic acid) which helps to not only hydrate the skin, but also help remove oil, dirt and skin debris without stripping the protective skin barrier. Check out everything we have available at fletcherfarmsamarillo.com (All profits from goat milk soap sales go directly to feeding all our rescued animals.) WE hope you enjoy this update video on all the rescued Belgian Draft horses and donkeys. Make sure you subscribe to our channel so you don't miss anything happening around the farm. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest @FletcherFarmsAmarillo Thank you to everyone that has sent us gifts of Alfa Pro, we truly appreciate your support and can't thank you enough! We have had questions asking if we have an Amazon wish list to help with supplies for the horses. Unfortunately, we do not have a wish list because we purchase all our horse supplies from HF&C Supply Amarillo. HF&C has offered to help us with anyone wanting to send a gift of Alfa-Pro to the horses. When you call, tell them you are sending a gift to Fletcher Farms Amarillo and they will add those bags to our account. Alfa Pro is $15.75 per 50lb. bag plus tax. WE go through about 2-1/2 bags per day to feed all the 7 horses. Thank you to all of our subscribers and followers for your support, kindness and generosity! We are grateful for everything and don't know what we would do without your support! HF&C Supply Amarillo 10410 I-27 Amarillo, TX, 79119 https://hfandc.com Phone: (806) 622-9800 Mon – Fri: 8AM- 6PM (Central Time) Saturday: 8AM – 3PM Sunday: CLOSED Thank you to HF&C Amarillo for your continued support in helping all of our animals!