Mishka is needing a home

Posted by luputtenan2 on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Mishka

Mishka is a stunning 25 year old TB mare who is looking for a semi retirement home but suitable for very light riding. She is a very forward mare with a big heart but at 25 years old she needs to semi retire. She would be suitable for trail riding lightly but no more than once per week. If she is being ridden she must have shoes on all 4 hooves at all times. Mishka has had some education in her time and is very very smart. She is suitable for an intermediate rider - experienced rider but no beginners. Mishka is a sweet mare and would make the perfect companion horse as well. She is about 15.3hh and a beautiful deep bay colour.

Adoption fee : $300

Please email saveahorseaustralia@yahoo.com.au for an adoption application form.
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Urgent Donations Needed

Posted by luputtenan2


Please guys, we are desperately seeking ongoing donations. Jen was kind enough to hold an online auction for us which cleared our $3000 monthly vet account and our $2700 feed bill. Sadly, we have racked those bills up again because we are just not getting the weekly donations that we need to keep the rescue afloat. We have 6238 members on this page and if only half of you donated just $2 per week that would cover all of our bills and free up our time and finances to rescue twice as many horses as we currently have in care. Imagine that? Twice as many horses lives being saved just by half of you donating just $2 per week..  What will $2 buy you? Not even a coffee… not even a chocolate bar…. Not even a soft drink…. However with that $2 we can have twice as many horses in care – rescuing them from abuse, neglect and the slaughter houses! PLEASE guys… just $2 per week will help us help these amazing animals giving them a second chance at life and love.



Please donate now, set up a direct debit for $2 per week or $8 per month and email me saveahorseaustralia@yahoo.com.auwith your details so that I can provide a tax receipt. Remember that every donation over $2 is fully tax deductible and we are fully registered and sanctioned by the office of fair trading. We are one of only two fully registered horse rescue charities in QLD (the other being Charlies Angels Horse Rescue) that assist all breeds of horses.



BSB: 084852
ACC: 189538671
Name: Save A Horse Australia
Bank: NAB
Reference: your surname



Thank you from the bottom of my heart for helping us help the horses…  - Amanda Vella


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Posted by luputtenan2 on Sunday, July 15, 2012

Human Cloning Beckons : American Scientist creates the First set of Genetic modified babies 

 Genetic modified babies are also known as "designer babies".They are designer babies indeed because their genetic make up has been artificially selected through a combination of both genetic engineering and in-vitro fertilization, to ensure the presence or absence of particular genes and characteristics. The technical capacity to carry out this have been available since 1980, but it has never been carried out until recently when controversial American Embryologist, Jacques Cohen took the entire world of science by suprise,He recently lead a team of scientist that created 30 healthy babies after a series of experiments in the United states. So far, two of the babies have been tested and have been found to contain genes from three 'parents'. Fifteen of the children were born in the past three years as a result of one experimental programme at the Institute for Reproductive Medicine and Science of St Barnabas in New Jersey. The babies were born to women who had problems conceiving. Extra genes from a female donor were inserted into their eggs before they were fertilised in an attempt to enable them to conceive. Genetic fingerprint tests on two one-year- old children confirm that they have inherited DNA from three adults --two women and one man. The fact that the children have inherited the extra genes and incorporated them into their 'germline' means that they will, in turn, be able to pass them on to their own offspring.controversy.Genetic modification has been a subject of furious controversies over the past decades.Libertarians, liberal technophiles and transhumanist believes that it is imperative to improve the society by improving the health, Intelligence and physical capabilities of individuals.Opponents of the experiment oppose experimenting with human embryo because of the risk of abortion which is an inevitable consequence of such experiments, some opponents also believe it could lead to the creation of Super Humans that would look down on other humans without genetic enhancement.Those were the various contrasting school of thoughts. What is however important to us now is that "the world has now welcomed the latest form of humans and they were rolled out from the baby factory of Professor Jacques Cohen". Science enthusiast must also be aware that this great feat may as well usher us to the most incredible broadway of biological sciences, which is the creation of human clones. This was hinted by Jacques, when he said last year that his expertise will allow him clone children. " It will be an afternoon work for one of my students, he said. Adding that he had been approached by 3 individuals wishing to clone children but turned down their requests". .....It might just be a matter of time before we have super humans descending on our planet earth! !! courtesy of far reaching scientific exploits.
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Lucky's hard fight

Posted by luputtenan2 on Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Lucky is an aged emaciated STB gelding. He has been in care for about 4 weeks now and is going strong. We did think we would lose him at one point as he is fighting a chronic lung infection. I'm happy to say he is out of the woods.

On arrival




4 weeks in care


4 weeks in care
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Marley Update

Posted by luputtenan2

Marley was surrendered in October 2010 and is one of our longest residents. He was surrendered with badly cracked hooves and badly damaged pedal bones including fractures. After a long time in care one of his hooves healed perfectly but sadly the other hoof was growing cracked and all of the oil, supplements and different types of shoes and boots wasn’t helping. He was under the care of 3 different farriers before we decided that enough is enough and sent him to the Gold Coast equine centre for specialist treatment. He still has a long road to recovery but being a 11 year old horse we are trying our best to get him better and sound. He is an amazing horse with a bright future.

First week in care 2010


4 months in care

6 months in care



12 months in care

Abcsess

12 months in care

14 months in care - starting to go backwards




Last week after his surgery


Glued on shoe


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