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n a perfect horse world, foals are born healthy and strong. From their first breath, they are tended to by their dams, protected, fed and taught how to survive. Foals learn by watching other horses. They eat pasture greens, to enjoy the hay they get in their feeders, and to look forward to special treats like carrots, apples, and grooming. After foaling, the mare’s first milk is thick and rich. Called colostrum, it contains vital antibodies that help the newborn ward off infection. A healthy foal’s immune system is not equipped to fight bacteria from the start, so getting this first milk is very important. Rowdy, the star of our story, did not get off to a perfect start, and his foster mom, Lalainia Ann Kline of Mea Ola’s Place in Baldy Mesa, has had to learn the ups and downs of caring for a newborn foal. Unable to get up right away after his birth on May 23, a few weeks earlier than planned, Rowdy, a registered Morgan colt, was rejected by his dam. Usually the afterbirth breaks away at the navel. Then the foal stands and nurses. An attendant applies iodine to the area to prevent infection. However, Rowdy’s umbilical cord was several inches long, and because he was on the ground for the first few hours, dirt and bacteria had an open door to his body. Vets were called to euthanize him, but they opted to contact Ann, whom they knew possessed the skills and the willingness to work with such a challenge. At the time, the extent of the infection Rowdy was harboring was not immediately noticeable. Ann, who is a vet tech “in her

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spare time,” drove with her friend Chris Wright to rescue Rowdy. The foal’s body temperature was 95 degrees. (According to TheHorse. com, a newborn foal’s temperature is 99.5 to 102.1 degrees). Rowdy rode home with Ann in the backseat of her truck, covered with a blanket, his head resting in her lap. Chris was at the wheel. Ann and Chris set up a temporary stall in the portion of the barn that stored their straw. Heat lamps were installed, and the adventure began. Of course, he needed a name, so Ann decided to call him Kikeona, which means “Strong Fighter” in Hawaiian. Chris, on the other hand, watched the foal gain confidence and develop a personality that he thought he looked like a “Rowdy.” At first, things were going well.

Rowdy got milk replacement formula from a bottle. Ann and Chris and a number of dependable volunteers took turns feeding every few hours, round the clock. Then Rowdy began stomping his left hind leg and biting at his right hock. Ann called the vets, and they diagnosed “joint ill,” infection probably from the untended navel. Joint ill, also called “septic arthritis” in older foals and horses, can destroy cartilage and if it gains entry into the foal’s body can lead to septicemia and death. The treatment is administration of a broad spectrum antibiotic as well as joint flushing or “perfusion,” but the prognosis is usually guarded. Rowdy’s antibiotics came with another set of issues. He had to be kept in a cool environment, which meant the outside pen was going to

be unsuitable in summer heat. He also required constant monitoring on turnout because he would eat sand. Ann contacted Dr. Sam Wittlin from Orange County. Dr. Sam specializes in sporthorses and lameness and had worked on the paint

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not, their human connections are “softies� and do not insist on manners from Day One. Ann, a self-described “softie,� began to work on his manners from the first day. Dr. Sam’s digital x-rays showed the extent of the infection — Rowdy’s back left fetlock and right hock were involved, the fetlock a definite worry. The infection was in the growth plate and is actually “septic physitis.� Under sedation, Rowdy began receiving perfusions to flush the joints and help in the cleansing of infection. The hock cleared up quickly, but the fetlock required many treatments. Dr. Sam came up the hill regularly and also consulted with a veterinarian in Florida who thought Rowdy had a very good chance of beating the infection based on the images Dr. Sam had sent her and the outline of his treatment protocol. Meanwhile Ann did her own research and discovered that the first milk replacement powder she was

must be shipped and is, of course, more costly. Dr. Sam also said Rowdy needed a companion. Different species can be companions to horses — goats, chickens, and cats, to name a few. Ann thought an orphan foal might be perfect. She called the Bureau of Land Management’s mustang adoption program in Ridgecrest and spoke to CJ who said there were no orphan foals available but suggested a burro. She put Ann in touch with Family Horses, a BLM mustang and burro gentling program located in Littlerock. (See the sidebar). Ann called the trainer, April Lee, who said she had one burro ready for adoption. Gasston, a four-year-old gelded standard burro, had proved to be a stellar fellow in every way. Ann met him and decided Gasston would be perfect. He was sturdy and kind and could handle a growing foal with patience and a calm reserve. Gasston arrived at Mea Ola’s

Place on July 2. He seemed to gravitate to Chris because his gentler at Family Horses had been a man. They set up a pen next to Rowdy’s turnout so the two could get to know each other slowly and under supervision. As of the last visit from Dr. Sam, Rowdy’s fetlock infection is practically gone. He will require continued antibiotics and perhaps another shockwave treatment on the right hock, but he’s very nearly “out of the woods.� He and Gasston are quite the pair. Gasston is patient, but he takes just so much and then lets Rowdy know enough is enough by pinning his ears, threatening to bite or chasing him into his outside stall. Rowdy spends the cool mornings and evenings outside. His pen is now sod, which prevents his eating sand, and he’s learning to graze. Gasston is happy to eat carrots and mostly ignores Rowdy’s tugging and playful nips. Rowdy will soon be three months old. He is sturdy, strong, and full of himself but learning his manners around people. His diet includes vanilla yogurt to replace the flora in his system after prolonged antibiotic treatment. He gets aloe vera juice, oatmeal and Gatorade along with 1 percent cow’s milk to supplement the milk replacement powder and to ward off possible ulcers. And he thinks his antibiotics are candy. A barbecue fundraiser to “Meet Rowdy and Gasston� is planned for Aug. 16 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Mea Ola’s Place. (See the sidebar). There will be a silent auction and visitors will get the chance to see Mea Ola’s Place and sign up to volunteer to help on a regular basis or to sponsor a horse or two. J<< IFN;P › G8>< ((

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Rowdy’s antics as well as those of several other horses at Mea Ola’s Place are available on www. marestare.com, too. Click on the “M� and scroll down to Mea Ola’s Place and then sit back and watch the show. The future is looking very bright, indeed. Ann is going to coordinate some lameness and wellness clinics for Dr. Sam here in the High Desert. Plans are to open a Dropbox online for owners to submit videos of horses at work prior to the clinic day so Sam can assess possible causes and treatments before he actually sees the horses. Ann is taking care of this in her spare time, too.

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High Desert Pet Services SHELTERS • Apple Valley Animal Control & Shelter 22131 Powhatan Rd., Apple Valley Ph: 760-240-7000; Ext. 7555 for animal control/licenses; Ext. 7510 for the shelter. View adoptable animals at Website: www.applevalley.org

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• Barstow Humane Society 2480 E. Main St., Barstow Ph: 760-252-4800 Adoptions at the shelter and on weekends at Victorville PetSmart. • Hesperia Animal Control Shelter 11011 Santa Fe Avenue East, Hesperia Ph: 760-947-1700 View adoptable animals at Website: www.highdesertinsider.com • Victor Valley Animal Protective League (VVAPL) (The original

Shelter on Zuni Road) 21779 Zuni Road, Apple Valley Ph: 760-247-2102 View adoptable animals at Website: www.vvapl.com • San Bernardino County Devore Shelter 19777 Shelter Way, Devore Ph: 909-887-8055 or 800-472-5609 • San Bernardino County Shelter — High Desert 19575 Bear Valley Road, Apple Valley (next to Dog’s Day Inn boarding and grooming facility) Ph: 760-961-7535 Website: www.sbcounty.gov/acc

ADOPTION/ RESCUE GROUPS • German Shepherd Rescue of the High Desert www.gsrhd.com

E-mail: gsrhd@hotmail.com Ph: 760-565-8012. • Mustang-Spirit Equine Rescue P.O. Box 290640 Phelan, CA 92329 E-mail: info@mustang-spirit.org Website: www.mustang-spirit.org Ph: 888-267-0196 • North Star Pet Assistance E-mail: lindee33@charter.net Website: www.localrescue.org Ph: 760-953-3557 • PAL Humane Society P.O. Box 3298, Wrightwood Ph: 760-249-1237 Fax: www.palhumanesociety.org • Pets Forever Found Ph: 760-953-7140 www.PetsForeverFound.org Adoptions on Saturdays at Apple Valley PetSmart

• Tanya’s Adoption Network 4 Young Animals, Inc. Ph: 909-522-3333 P.O. Box 290254, Phelan, CA 92329 • Wee Bar None Ranch Pet Placement, Apple Valley Ph: 760-961-1859 E-mail: wbnr@earthlink.net Website: www.wee-bar-noneranch.petfinder.com

AFTER-HOURS EMERGENCY CLINICS • Animal Emergency Clinic 12180 Ridgecrest Road, Ste. 122, Victorville Ph: 760-962-1122 Hours: Weekdays 6 p.m. to 8 a.m.; weekends noon Saturday through 8 a.m. Monday; holidays 24 hours • Animal Medical Center 15013 Main St., Hesperia Ph: 760-947-6000 Open seven days 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.

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