This is my horse neighbor, Mo. He's alone too. His humans like having him, but they never pay attention to him.
So every day I take him some fresh tender carrots and talk to him. He's a little wild, but we have an understanding. I wish I could hop on Mo's back and we could ride off together, somewhere better.
Why do we cage the wild things and leave them behind?
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Because we're the original planets virus. No virus is worse then us. Yet. Take, exploit, destroy, go find a new one.
That sweet boy. You're so kind to keep him company. Maybe you can ask his owners to take care of him if they don't care? Maybe they're waiting on someone to ask for him and get rid of him.
Also, horseriding is much more cruel than I ever imagined, I wish I knew this. With the bite, and the tongue ties, back pain, whips, and kicking them in the shins. Ugh. I used to want to ride horses so much, I've never had. But after that, man, I just want to let them be horse.
@greensnacks Well, sadly, my neighbor is also my cousin. I've called SPCA and Dept of Ag on him a few times. They shouldn't have animals at all. And we don't speak.
Humans are the absolute worst thing for this planet. Our chaos and peace aren't harmony like nature knows.
I was just sitting in the woods looking at bugs feeling disgusted by even my size in comparison to my delicate surroundings. How obtrusive I am even when every facet of my being just wants to coexist. I hate it
