FLO AND GARY, Sr's Comments:
"Flo and I decided to rescue our horses to save their lives. 
There are too many animals being euthanized in society today 
and we figured that just saving a few makes a difference in 
the horse's lives, as ours. They all have their own personalities 
and characteristics, and we love them all very much. Each one
 is unique in their own way, but that's what makes them theirselves 
and what makes us love them."

Marshmallow - A pure white peppy mustang 
always ready to go; a loving, sweet, and gentle 
mare; and my best friend. This is my pony 
Marshmallow! I got my first horse, Marshmallow, 
in April of last year. She was the Amish horse 
that pulls the small cart with the milk and cheese, 
and for some reason they decided to giver her up. 
When I first saw her coat shimmering like a fresh 
blanket of snow and her eyes - one brown, 
the other half brown and half blue - glowing like
the afternoon sun, I fell in love. I'm currently taking 
lessons to ride my girl without harming her or myself, 
and I groom her every day. She's my best friend and I
love her like it. We've only grown closer in time and 
I hope it continues that way because I don't want to 
ever lose her.

 
Jasper is an exciting horse. She's a warm blood,
so that makes her jumpy and playful all the time.
This rare breed of horse makes her so special 
and unique. Her energy may make her a bit of a 
challenge sometimes, but sometime in the near 
future she will make a magnificent show horse. I
can't wait to see what my big girl standing at 16 
hands will be able to do then.She will always be 
my horse, and I will always love her.

 
 
Blackberry stood out when I first saw him in 
the paddock full of horses. He was the coolest 
looking horse in there. When there's a horse 
thats over 17 hands tall in a herd of horses, it's 
kind hard not to notice him. Blackberry is the 
best horse in the world because he's a good 
rider and he's not too lazy, but not to wild, and 
just an all around great horse. That's why he's 
my buddy.

 
  
The only horse I've ever seen with zebra 
stripes, blonde and red high lights in their 
mane and a big black stripe down their 
back is Lucky. He's a unique breed of horse 
called a Grulla Dunn. His spunk gives him 
character, and his long lazy face makes him 
the funniest. Lucky maybe just barely a horse,
instead of a pony, but his huge personality 
makes up for him being shorty. No matter 
what though, he'll always be my best friend.

If you are interested in finding out more information about the 
"rescue" process of animals, feel free to click on the link below
to Email Gary Furino, Sr. He has a wealth of experience since he
has rescued close to 20 horses, dogs and cats.