This page will be updated according to the images taken in the order each individual appears (oldest post to newest post).
- Baby
- Age: unknown (guess: 3?)
- Rescued cat
- Female
- Currently resides down in the warm southern air and is watched over by a dear friend of mine. She's as sweet as can be and yes, her eyes really are that piercing color
- Copper
- Age: 7 (approx.)
- Rescue
- Male
- My dear and loving family dog. Copper is a mutt by trade, but has been identified as being a mix of Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever, Chesapeake Bay Retriever, and a bit of Australian Kelpie. He is loved and happy and coming more and more out of his shell from being in an abusive home. He favorite things are ice cubes, his raw-hide bone, and his "Ducky" that's practically like his blanket. He enjoys the outdoors and basking in the sun, as well as chasing pesky squirrels and chipmunks around the yard.
- Abby
- 21 years old
- Bay (reddish-brown)
- Lippitt Morgan
- Mare (girl)
- Abby is a sweet girl who thinks she is younger than she actually is. One of the favorites at the stable, Abby is used in therapeutic lessons as well as beginner/intermediate lessons (most often or not). She loves apples and peppermints and is always looking for a kiss or cuddle, or even a nice grooming accompanied by stretches and massages. She is a wonderful little mare and is adored by all the kids and adults.
- Spencer
- A young and adventurous teenage boy, Spencer is always seeking to figure out what new tricks he can do on his dirt bike or how long he can do a wheelie. He enjoys playing video games, hanging with his friends, and of course the loving and occasional -- picking on his older sister and little brother.
- Emile
- A very close friend of Spencer's, he also enjoys video games, dirt biking, and other outdoor activities, as well as hanging with friends.
- Doc's Mostly Yella (aka: Dax)
- 8 years old
- Palomino
- Quarter Horse
- Gelding (male that can't reproduce)
- Dax is a nerd and dork and is absolutely as sweet as can be. He's a sensitive boy, but is always mindful when little kids are on his back. He's been used a couple times in the stable's therapeutic lessons, but otherwise is used mainly for advanced-beginners/intermediates/advanced lessons. He's begun jumping, but gets nervous, so extra reassurance is always needed, as well as outside aids. He's wonderful boy who will always make you smile and is always looking for peppermints in your pockets.
