On a foggy October morning in Montana, life at Pine Valley Stables was about to change drastically. The leaves had turned a warm golden hue, and the scent of damp earth and morning dew filled the air.
That morning, Spirit, an 8-year-old Quarter Horse with a coat that gleamed like copper, was preparing for his usual training session. But something unexpected happened. As he was being led to the arena, a sudden fright—perhaps a startled bird or a fleeting rabbit—caused him to shudder. Before anyone could understand what had happened, a loud thud echoed through the stable.
Spirit had fallen. It quickly became clear that something was seriously wrong. His attempt to stand up failed as his hind legs no longer responded. Panic spread, and Dr. Chen, the facility’s longtime veterinarian, was…..Read Full Story Here.…………..
