Robin_C
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Buttercup is still holding her own, trying to stay one step ahead of the complications that still seem to plague her. She developed a pneumonia this week and underwent extensive testing, including a tracheal wash procedure to nail down the type of bacteria that seem to be lingering in her system -- perhaps causing both her heart AND her lung difficulties. Now that she is more stable than she was a month ago, she can be given some stronger antibiotics while under the watchful eye of her veterinarian. We're hoping that these antibiotics will target the bacteria and once and for all rid her of them so she can start the process of more rapid recovery. She has definitely gained some weight and is VERY opinionated about her shots! For all 133 lbs of her, she is a strong-willed little mini
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The most wonderful news we have to share about Buttercup is that Florida Miniature Horse Association recently met Buttercup and the membership voted to help sponsor her care with a very generous donation to CMHR. These funds will be specifically earmarked for Buttercup's ongoing needs.
Here is a photo of Buttercup taken on July 24th when she met some of her new benefactors from the Fla Miniature Horse Club.
If you belong to a local miniature horse club, perhaps you might approach your membership about making a donation to CMHR, or sponsoring one of our special horses. Many of these clubs are non-profit and are seeking meaningful ways to spend their money. What better way than a donation to CMHR and its miniature horse rescue efforts !?!?!?!
Robin C
CMHR Director
The most wonderful news we have to share about Buttercup is that Florida Miniature Horse Association recently met Buttercup and the membership voted to help sponsor her care with a very generous donation to CMHR. These funds will be specifically earmarked for Buttercup's ongoing needs.
Here is a photo of Buttercup taken on July 24th when she met some of her new benefactors from the Fla Miniature Horse Club.
If you belong to a local miniature horse club, perhaps you might approach your membership about making a donation to CMHR, or sponsoring one of our special horses. Many of these clubs are non-profit and are seeking meaningful ways to spend their money. What better way than a donation to CMHR and its miniature horse rescue efforts !?!?!?!
Robin C
CMHR Director