Meisies had to be heavily sedated while her horrific wound was painstakingly cleaned, dead tissue removed, and fresh bandages applied. Then, every three to four days, the entire painful process had to be repeated again… and again… and again.
Between treatments, caregiver Michael Plaatjie made sure she had nourishing food, fresh water, shelter from bitter winter weather, and the gentle care every frightened animal deserves.
Against every expectation…
Meisies refused to give up.
Although the snare had severed all of the flexor tendons in the back of her leg—injuries that normally mean an equine can never walk again—she slowly adapted. Week after week she fought through the pain, astonishing everyone caring for her.
Today, more than seven weeks later, Meisies is alive.
She will never be able to work again.
But she can stay with the herd she loves.
She can enjoy peaceful days instead of unimaginable pain.
She was given a future because compassionate people made her treatment possible.
Sadly, Meisies is not the only victim.
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