My name is Clay and this is my Story. One day Jennifer at PSER got a E-mail saying their were two TB geldings that need HELP ASAP. She called about them and was told they were not being fed or properly cared for by their current owner. Their owner had them enclosed in stalls for around 6 months with no turn out, they were living in their own waste and the owner had not been feeding them anything! The nabor had been giving them hay when possible, and this is most likely why they are still alive.   So on February 24th 2007 PSER brought the boys home, so they would no longer half to know hunger or neglect.

Clay found his forever home this weekend ( 9/15/07)! We are very excited for him and his new partner. She is going to be showing him in english classes ( I think she said Hunt Seat, but I am not much of a english rider, lol) I know they will be in the ribbons! She is also going to vet School and Clay will be able to go to school with her! They currently board at a very nice place in south FL near Tampa, with miles of trails and plenty of room to run. Clay gets 24/7 turn out with stall access if needed. It was a instant connection for them, like they had always been together! Clay followed her all around like a puppy dog, it was too cute. I am sooo happy for the two of them! This is what makes my job so rewarding.

Hello My name is HP and I am the 2nd TB ( came here with Clay) that came to PSER on Feb. 24th 2007

This is HP in his new happy home:.> He is going to be a trail buddy at his new home, and I know he is loving it!

Kill Pen Percheron Mare in new home

Jessy and Scribbles paint horses in their new homes

Sissy paint mare in her new home

Echo APHA gelding

Fancy APHA mare