This hour-long webinar provides specific ways to learn important information about your horse’s patterns, preferences and history as well as how to send reassuring information to help your new horse make a smooth transition to your ownership.
Giving Your Horse Comfort and Aid at the End of Life
Taking lessons learned from conversations with older horses facing their mortality, Laura tries to help owners prepare for tough choices and comfort their horses.
End of Life Moments
Webinar with Wendy Murdoch and Dr. Joyce Harman - This is a very moving conversation about the hard decisions horse, dog and cat owners need to think about beforehand. I highly recommend it.
My Conversation with SweetTart
Listen to the clarity of this beautiful pony! She immediately identifies all her issues and gives her mom a way forward. Lots of fun!
Webinar with Wendy Murdoch and Shari Goodwin - Putting Ideas into Practice
Webinar with Wendy Murdoch - Helping Shut Down Horses
Laura Plunkett has been working intuitively with people and their animals for over 20 years. She is constantly amazed by the ability and eagerness of animals to have ...
Webinar with Wendy Murdoch - What Horses Care About Most
Laura Plunkett spent time with two horses using the SURE FOOT pads and energy work to see what their responses would be. In this webinar with Wendy Murdoch hosting, Lau...
Webinar with Wendy Murdoch - Helping your Animals through Covid-19
Laura Plunkett talks about how animals are being stressed by the events of the COVID pandemic. She gives some tips on how to help your animals and yourself d...
Pilgrim’s Wishes
A Misty Meadows Story
I met Pilgrim in September of 2016, when Misty Meadows was transitioning to a non-profit horse center. He was a retired senior statesman, having lived on the farm long before it was donated. I joined the executive director Sarah McKay and other staff members to walk through one of the pastures and talk to the horses that were living there as a herd. As I approached Pilgrim and decided to connect with him first, he cut through all my preparations, and I heard his voice in my head as clear as day. “I’m already a wise soul and I’m sort of in charge.” I quickly asked him to tell me more. “I watch over everybody and am aware of everything that’s going on. I may not have my head up watching or appear anxious, but I’m quietly aware of it all. I love it here and I love the people taking care of me. I think the people and the horses here are on sacred ground, and there is an overall blessing that has allowed this riding center and myself to be here. I am part of why the Kenney family gifted this property. They loved me so much and they got so much from me, and other horses, but specifically me, that they felt they had more to give. I wasn’t a hassle, I was a pleasure.”
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Noble’s Story
A Misty Meadows Love Story
Noble extended his large, white, fuzzy head over the stall door and blew a frozen mist at me in greeting. It was a wet, cold afternoon in December of 2017 at the therapeutic riding Rising Tide barn, and a strong wind whipped down the aisle. Staff and volunteers from both Rising Tide and Misty Meadows were on hay bales and plastic chairs. The two programs were merging and decisions had to be made about which horses would move to the new facility and which horses needed new homes.
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