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  • 🐎💛 A Special Moment for Chap… and a Chance for a Forever Home 🐎💛

    Today marked a truly special milestone for STB Chap and Marlien, as this young gelding experienced his very first gentle touches. Moments like these are always significant—both for the horse and for us—because they represent the beginning of trust.

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  • 🦄 We currently have 7 handled horses available for adoption! 🦄

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  • 🐎 Save The Brumbies Inc. expands rescue intake and urgently seeks homes ahead of winter 🐎

    Save The Brumbies Inc. is urgently calling on compassionate horse lovers to open their hearts and properties to rescued brumbies, as the organisation expands its intake of freshly trapped horses and prepares for the challenges of the approaching winter season.

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  • 🐴🏆 Bundarra Show Triumph: Eight Brumbies, One Unforgettable Day 🏆🐴

    We headed out yesterday with a team of eight horses to the Bundarra Show, and they truly exceeded every expectation.

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  • 🌺🐴 A Life of Compassion Remembered: Honouring Brigitte Bardot’s Enduring Legacy for Animals 🐴🌺

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  • A Touch of Halloween Magic at the Sanctuary 🎃👻

    Last week, the sanctuary got an unexpected dash of spooky charm. Our French volunteer, Anna, slipped effortlessly into the Halloween spirit and transformed a few of the horse yards with festive decorations.

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  • 🌺 SPRING HAS SPRUNG 🌺 New Brumby Foal Born at New England Brumby Sanctuary

    We arrived home yesterday to a heart-warming surprise courtesy of our very first mare from the Brumby herd in the Barrington region. One of our dedicated volunteers witnessed the little foal roll under a fence in excitement during its early minutes of life.

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  • STB Kahu wins his first show in Brumby colt class

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  • 🐴🌲 Petition: Stop the Shooting and Slaughter of Brumbies 🐴🌲

    The Kosciuszko Wild Horse Management Plan proposes to kill thousands of horses through a combination of aerial shooting, ground shooting, transporting them to knackeries to slaughter them, and other cruel methods.

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