Equine Science Cozumel Internship

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Nairi gave birth to Lola in a cage caked with filth, surrounded by the stench of faeces, rotting food and years of neglect. Please help them recover from this trauma by donating today via donate button or at the link in comments! There was no clean space, no bedding, no shelter - just concrete floors soaked in waste and metal bars that never opened. That’s the world her cub, Lola, was born into. Lola never saw the sky. She never felt grass or fresh air. Every day of her early life was spent in confinement, breathing in the same thick, sour air, knowing only the walls of her cage. Nairi had no choice. She was forced to breed in these conditions, treated not as a living, feeling animal, but as something to be used. No one came to clean. No one came to care. She was left to raise her cub in filth and silence. Our partners at FPWC rescued them, and now they are finally safe - but the damage runs deep. They are traumatized and struggling to understand the world beyond their cages. Right now, your donation will be doubled by two generous supporters. That means every penny you give today goes twice as far to help Nairi and Lola get the food, medical treatment and ongoing care they so desperately need. They’ve lived their entire lives in suffering. Please help us show them what kindness feels like. #animals #bears

Henry. This beautiful horse was sentenced to death, tagged as dangerous. Horses are prey animals, they simply defend themselves when threatened. Natural horsemanship is based on understanding the horse as they are all different, they have different temperaments, personalities. Sadly most people don't bother understanding them and simply say "horses are unpredictable" which is totally wrong.

Our Leemba Chak enjoying a stroll and saying hello

This child arrived with severe spasticity, we could not part his legs to mount him on the horse. He lack coordination and movement. After five months of therapy he is completely mobile from the waist up, and he can coordinate his legs to walk. Riding horse therapy is amazing!!

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Become a Therapist for the Disabled Through Innovative Equine Programs and Online Training In today's rapidly evolving world of therapy, a unique and rewarding career path has emerged. This path combines the deep bond between humans and animals and focuses on helping individuals with disabilities through equine-assisted therapy. Aspiring therapists can now access comprehensive online trai...

Do you know the "elf knots"?
According to an ancient legend, the fairies visited the stables in the middle of the night to make knots in the manes of the horses.
It is said that once the horsehair of the horses braided, these little creatures used knots as stirrups to ride the horses at nightfall.
So if you find it in the morning in the mane of your horses is that the fairies have passed by last night.