Auction horse transformation! This stallion's glow up was UNBELIEVABLE!

[catbyte]

[Deuxcents]

1. She obviously knows what's she's doing

Looking at the transformation into a beautiful horse. Good story ty

[Frasier Balzov]

2. I wonder how she affords this hobby?

She is so benevolent, and he has responded so well.

Why did she remove his testicles?

[herding cats]

4. A couple of the main reasons.

It makes them easier to handle. A gelded horse is just more gentle.

Also, you don't have to worry about unwanted pregnancies or a crazed male around when a mare is in heat.

Since he had no papers he really didn't have a future as a stud and this way he has a much better chance at a happy future.

[justaprogressive]

7. Yes, perhaps gelding all the

Republicans would make THEM easier to handle!

[Karadeniz]

3. Wonderful!!! Thanks!

[electric_blue68]

5. Great care, and transformation! He looks so handsome...

Muscles, shiny coat, and energy. 🙂

[Bayard]

6. Good job!

Very glad this good boy got his second chance.

Auction horses are usually pretty sad once they get to this point. Like this woman said, a lot of times its because people can no longer take care of them, or just don't care. There are some good rescue organizations out there that will go to the auctions and save as many as they can, but there's just not enough rescues--just like dogs and cats. Unfortunately, too many auction horses end up getting shipped to Mexico or Canada for the meat trade.

This horse was one of the lucky ones.