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PDF Full Joey: How a Blind Rescue Horse Helped Others Learn to See [EBOOK]

PDF Full Joey: How a Blind Rescue Horse Helped Others Learn to See [EBOOK]
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Blind Rescue Horse
Helped Others Learn to
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Joey needed a second chance.The ranch needed a miracle.With her fledgling horse ranch, Hope Reins, in
dire financial trouble, the last thing Kim Tschirret needed was one more problem. But when she met Joey, a
former prizewinning jumper who had been abandoned, neglected, and malnourished to the point of
blindness, she saw in him the same God-given potential she saw in every abused and abandoned child her
ministry was created to serve.So, despite the challenges that would come with caring for a blind and
wounded horse, Kim took a leap of faith and brought Joey home to Hope Reins.But as Joey struggled to
adapt to his new surroundings, trainers, and pasture-mate, the staffâ€s confidence began to falter. Could
Joey learn to trust again―to connect with the children who needed him so badly? What if they couldnâ€t
take care of Joey? And how much longer could they afford to try?A heartwarming story of loyalty,
friendship, and healing, Joey is a profound testament to the power of blind faith.From the flap:
“9-1-1, whatâ€s your emergency?―“Yes, Iâ€m calling from the Nash farm off US 60. There are
several badly emaciated horses out in the field, and some of them appear to be dead.―“Okay, maâ€am,
someone from the sheriffâ€s department and animal control will be there shortly.―Penny tucked her
phone into her pocket and headed toward the stables. “Please, God, donâ€t let there be any more like
these in there.―All of the stalls were empty. Then, just as she was about to leave, she saw a hoof sticking
out from behind the end stall.She dropped to her knees, mud and manure seeping into her jeans. Her heart
caught in her throat. She recognized the familiar short blond tail, the white-and-black polka-dotted coat
hidden beneath the crusted-on mud and filth.Three dead, she lamented.The silence was broken by the sound
of the front gate slamming shut. The authorities had arrived.As she stood shivering in the rain while
answering the sheriffâ€s questions, a shout pierced the melancholy air. “Hey! This one is still
alive!―Penny dashed back to the stalls, where an animal control officer held his hand against the fallen
horseâ€s spotted nose.“Are you sure?― she asked eagerly.“Yes. I can feel air coming from his
nostrils.―“Oh, thank God!― she said, fighting back tears.“Maâ€am?― The sheriff looked at
Penny. “Do you know this horse?―For the second time, Penny dropped to her knees beside the
animal.“I do,― she said, gently touching the horseâ€s face. “His name is Joey.―