Rein In Me

02/01/2026

It is with a heavy heart that I post this today, we lost one of our beloved horses this week unexpectedly. Zeus was an amazing companion and we were so honored to have him retire with us and in our program. He spent the last part of his life being a part of a herd and just being a horse. His life was spent in serving so many people in their time of need.

He will always hold a special place in our hearts and we want to memorialize him so we don’t forget the amazing and personable companion he was.

Zeus was the first to meet you in the pasture, he loved attention and of course treats! He loved pumpkin and was a great teacher to the colts! When we brought him into our herd he took on the role of protector and leader.

We will miss you Zeus man, but we were so blessed and touched by the time we had with you!

09/20/2025

Heroes in all shapes and sizes!

In March 1953, during the Battle of Outpost Vegas, she made 51 trips in a single day, hauling more than 9,000 pounds of ammunition under constant enemy fire.

Marines later admitted: without her, hundreds of them might not have survived.

What made her remarkable was not just her strength, but her heart. She often traveled supply routes alone, memorizing paths across shell-torn hills.

She shielded Marines with her own body, was wounded twice, and kept moving. At night, she ate rations with the men — scrambled eggs, bacon, even coffee — and slept in their tents. To them, she wasn’t livestock. She was family.

In recognition of her service, she was promoted to the rank of Sergeant and awarded two Purple Hearts, among other medals. After the war, she was brought to the United States, where she lived at Camp Pendleton.

Sergeant Reckless died peacefully in 1968 at the age of about 20. She was buried with full military honors, a tribute normally reserved for human heroes. Today, statues across America remember her, including one at the National Museum of the Marine Corps.

Sometimes, the bravest soldier on the battlefield walks on four legs. 🐎💔
👉 The Animal Maximalist

09/11/2025

Remembering those lost and honoring those who stood up and served in all capacities!

09/11/2025

09/02/2025

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08/22/2025

After leaving the Army, Karl Monger found purpose in helping veterans navigate the battles that follow service.

08/22/2025

Getting some steps in this week 🤣 well at least they are! You can see Jolene looks so thrilled lol

08/20/2025

Bottle baby update! Charzard, doing well and growing, he’s Lewis’s big baby!

08/17/2025

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Veterans, Active Duty and First Responders program!

08/12/2025

Got some new kicks today 😆 thanks Tanner Poole! Mr. Jackson, living his best life!