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www.campusequestrian.com December 29th, 2008

  • October 22, 2016
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  • The last few weeks I have been overwhelmed with gratitude for the amount of people who have reached out to ask after this special guy, and who have said they are keeping him in their prayers, so I owe many of you an update. Anyone who knows me, knows just how much he means to me, and those who have been lucky enough to know him, understand why. A few weeks ago he almost died from internal bleeding, caused by a cancer we never knew was taking over the inside of his body. He made it through emergency surgery, but I was cautioned that he almost had not, and even the next few hours would be a stretch. The surgery was a lot for his body, and the cancer had unfortunately already spread to his lungs. The last few weeks everyone has been amazed at how strong he is, and how well he has been fighting something that came so close to killing him, and in so many dogs, would have. Thanks to the amazing care of @guardianveterinaryspecialists and an immense amount of love, he has been doing well. Yesterday, the day after these pictures were taken, he gave us all a scare and had trouble breathing. It turns out the cancer has spread quickly and his time with us is even more precious than ever before. He is home again so he can be surrounded by the 2 and 4 legged family members who are so in love with him, but hooked up to an oxygen machine so that he can breathe. For 11 years, I have relied on him for comfort, support, and to be the one who makes everything better in my life, but now it’s my turn to try to do the same for him, and I won’t let him go down without a fight. I am grateful that I am able to be home with him to help him through this, and am going to appreciate every moment that he has left. Thank you to everyone who has reached out and who has been there for both of us. Cherish the ones you love and the time you get with them. I understand now that no matter how long it is, it will never be enough. #hugobloomberg @palmbeachcountyacc 🐾💙🙏🏼 5451 389
  • Home. 👶🏻🐾🌅🐶 3493 90
  • We had a great finish to the first half of our summer tour with a clear round and 5th place finish for Quibelle in yesterday’s round 2 of the Global Champions League, qualifying us for the GCT Grand Prix where Chameur made his comeback from injury with a good round to finish on 8 faults. In the 2* division our Tulara Colmine and Manhattan both had a great weekend and clear rounds with @jeremysweetnam. Next stop on our tour is LGCT Berlin, but first... 🇺🇸🏙💙 (📷: Sportfot) 2498 20
  • Quibelle kicking off her show here at the @longinesglobalchampionstour of Chantilly. 🇫🇷🐴 (📷: Sportfot) 2058 24
  • Come on New York. Read below for a letter from the @nycacc about how you can help the animals of NYC. They are doing everything they can, but unless people stop buying pets and start adopting there is little more they can do. 🐶🐱🐰 Repost from @nycacc: An Open Letter To The People of New York City. We need your help. We are overrun with dogs, cats, kittens and rabbits. We are taking in 75-100 animals per day and right now we have over 630 animals in our care. Our placement rate remains high but pets are staying in our care longer and we are running out of room. For the first time in years we have begun using pop-up crates in hallways and offices to house dogs. We have done some exciting things to get animals out of the shelter. Our BoroughBreak and StrayCation programs have been met with overwhelming success and support and our New Hope adoption partners have repeatedly stepped up to the plate, pulling as many pets as they can, but we need more New Yorkers to help. The goal is to get as many animals out of the shelter as possible, for as long as possible until the wave of intakes subsides. What can you do? Come to the shelters. Come to adopt. Come to Foster. Come to foster-to-adopt. Share profiles of our available pets on your social media. Browse our pets via website listings (nycacc.org) or on our mobile app (nycacc.org/app). Share this letter as a call to action. *To learn more please visit nycacc.org or better yet head over to the shelter so we can assist you in person! Email responses may be delayed as we have all hands on deck to assist adopters and fosters at the care centers first. Please note - our animals are adopted out on a first-come, first-serve basis so hurry over if you see a boroughbred you like!* There is no better time to join the movement to end animal homelessness in New York City. Locations and Hours: https://www.nycacc.org/about/locations #nycacc #boroughbred 504 11
  • Bonjour Chantilly 🇫🇷🐴 2180 17
  • One of the things I’ve been reminded of this summer: stop and enjoy the view every once in a while, because as hard as it may be to remember sometimes, it is still a beautiful world. Oh... and try to do more workouts covered in salt water hanging over the Mediterranean. 🌎🌊☀️ (📷: @emurphy1) 3961 65
  • My smallest fan, who brings me the biggest smile. 👶🏻💙🇫🇷 @longinespariseiffeljumping @gcl_new_york_empire (📷: Stefano Grasso) 2394 28
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