Katie's Promise: A Rescue Farm For Horses

1. Describe your participation and accomplishments in the horse industry. Also, list how many years you have been involved, awards received and volunteer involvement. I have been riding horses ever since I could walk. I have a deep passion for them and I have always loved to ride. I am involved in many parts of the equine industry. I joined the local 4-H horse project in 3rd grade, which is the earliest you can join. I have now been in the CCHP 4-H for 9 years. I have been on the youth board of the project for the past 5 years. I barrel race frequently and I am a member of the NBHA- National Barrel Horse Association. In 2014, I was the WI State Finals Open 4D Champion. I have gone to State Hunt/Jump numerous times and have participated in State Gymkhana for 6 years. At State Gymkhana, I have won or gotten reserve champion in many classes and have almost always been in the top ten for every class. I received the sportsmanship award in my 4-H project for my outstanding sportsmanship and mentorship to younger members. I am very involved in many parts of

The Sam Davis Home is a historical plantation reserved in Smyrna, Tennessee where the Davis’ resided. Sam Davis, son of Charles and Jane Davis, was a well-known, wealthy individual who was known for his courageous act during the civil war. This site is local to me and I wanted a better understanding of the history around me that has impacted my community over the years. I have attended the Sam Davis Home a few times before in my life, mostly during grade school. I was alone with Cady, the tour guide, during the tour so it was easy to ask questions and take time explaining things thoroughly. I plan to go back during October for other events and haunted tours of the Sam Davis Home. I am truly pleased with my choice in location and it has given me a better outlook on Smyrna and a great appreciation for the town.

Between having won a financially lucrative lawsuit against the owners of the Mineral Springs Hotel and Bathhouse, plus getting paid for still working there, and now collecting a monthly pension, Charles is able to purchase a lot and a half for $150 ($4,000 in 2017). He is undeniably enthusiastic as he hires men to build the first house that he and Elizabeth have ever owned. And what a location. Near the end of a dead-end street, it is only a one block walk to church and a three block walk to work. As August of 1907 arrives, the Okawville newspaper announces that “Charles Lorne’s new residence was nearing completion.” In September he and his family move into his new residence at 804-06 North Nashville

My rationale for studying the working conditions of therapy horses, who work at Heal With Horses located at Wellington Ontario is that, working animals are not typically seen as traditional workers in society. They can be oppressed and are easily taken advantage of, as they can not verbally stand up for themselves, but do so in many other ways. Thus saying, it is our job as society and empathic, intellectual, human beings to ensure we represent, understand and stand up for the working rights and voices of all workers, whether they have 2 legs or four. I believe it is our ethical responsibility as human workers to make sure we give equal working conditions to all diverse types of work and workers; including service horses/animals because we humans do reap the benefits of their labour. It is the right thing to do to make sure therapy horses are treated fairly. From working at a non for profit

Trail riding can be fun and relaxing, but it can also leave horses exposed to disease, especially if they are traveling to a new area or haven’t been given the proper vaccinations to help protect them from local disease threats.

The article, Show Horse Welfare: Evaluating Stock-Type Show Horse Industry Legitimacy, explains how stock-type horse associations deal and handle those who treat horses inhumanely. This article was accepted on 15 May 2015 and published online 23 May 2015. The main argument of this article is for the stock-type horse associations to figure out what they consider inhumane when it comes to the welfare of horses. Once they figure out what they consider inhumane, they need to punish those who violate those rules and to educate those further on the abuse to horses in the show world so it can be fixed. The thesis is describing how the exhibitors of these stock-type shows are influenced by personal and environmental factors of inhumanely treating horses

There is a critical shortage of guide animals for the blind and guide horses are an appropriate assistance animal for thousands of visually impaired people in the USA. In early experiments, Guide Horses have shown great promise as a mobility option, and people who have tried Guide Horses report that the Guide Horses perform exceptionally well at keeping their person safe. These friendly horses provide an experimental alternative mobility option for blind people. People who have tried Guide Horses report that the horses demonstrate excellent judgment and are not easily distracted by crowds and people.

I believe in West Virginia. I believe in the rugged mountains and the family sensation I experience when I am in the state. West Virginia is where family, friends, and tradition can always be found. This state may seem insignificant to the average person, but in my eyes, it is one of the most influential places in my life. Many holidays and vacations are spent on the glistening lake of West Virginia in the small town of Grafton surrounded by cheerful family and friends. Although we make our way to the “Mountain State” on many occasions, my best-loved time to go is during the summer over the fourth of July. All of my family packs themselves into our little lake house in the woods for around three weeks. We spend our time skiing, swimming, and tubing on the small lake,

I have been tossing up two ideas for my main focus. They are, teaching the readers about horses and showing the bond my sister has created with her horse. I am leaning more towards showing the bond, because it is a beautiful thing. I hope to provide readers with a first person look into this experience. I will provide this with dialogue between my sister and I, and through my own interactions with the horses.

In an equine science class, I had a project about designing a horse farm. Our teacher suggested that we use a program called Sketchup, a three-dimensional modeling program that is commonly used for architectural plans. I began using it then and found that I loved working with it. It is similar to Minecraft but actually useful. My barn was a round barn with a living space on the second floor. Round barns are highly efficient at saving heat and the heat of the animals would rise to into the living space. Each stall had a small individual paddock. There were also larger fields that were separated from the paddocks by a road that would allow access to the fences for the never ending task of repairing them.

With the same passion as my great grandfather, I love the land. I grew up on forty acres that backed up to the Harpeth River and our

Animal Farm is about a lot of animal that's trying to protect thyself from humans which is they enemies and they trying to figure out who going to be the leader. Czar Nicholas ii was neither trained nor inclined to rule, which did not help the autocracy he sought to preserve in an era desperate for change. Born in 1868, he succeeded to the russian throne upon the death of his father, czar alexander iii in november 1894. That same month, the new czar married alexandra a german-born princess who came to have great influence over her husband.

My grandpa lived in missouri. until he moved in with my mom because he was going through chemo in whitchital. In his town we were able to ride fourwheelers on the road. He also had a cabin by the missouri river. He would always take me fishing there.

The following film is inspired by the legends and the facts surrounding the life of Jonathan Hardin, an early pioneer of the Arkansas Territory, who settled near the crossroads of the Springfield-DesArc and Clinton-Little Rock roads where he built a two-story oak hewn log house which served as an Inn and Tavern during an age of outlaws and cattle rustlers but legend also suggests that prior to his death on December 16, 1869, at the age of 69, Hardin not only buried the family gold but may have also buried a few weary travelers who sought a place to lay their head for the night.

My farm is like an open book, everyone should know what is going on. My names Snowball, I believe I should be one of the leaders at animal farm. I agree to old majors thinking, I devote myself to better the animals in physical, moral, and intellectual. I am the ¨thinker¨ of the Rebellion. As it says in the book, when I said I want equality for all. Communism would be a big thing in my perfect utopia, it would be the best way for the farm. I think this would be the better for everyone at the farm, not just myself.