Hero (n.)
a man of distinguished courage or ability, admired for his brave deeds and noble qualities.
What if a hero is not necessarily a man, but a woman, or even a horse? What if a hero is not looking for admiration, but instead prefers anonymity? Everyday heroes walk among us, not seeking recognition for their deeds, but simply looking to help those who others have turned their backs on.
Raymond and Carolyn Chauvin, whose vision and commitment to starting a community farm where kids can experience the therapeutic miracle which comes with creating a bond with a horse.
Erika Gutel, founder of Heartsong Equine Rescue Organization (H.E.R.O.), has committed to saving rejected horses who were sadly destined for slaughter, and who cares for these horses as they slowly regain their dignity and trust and are ready to find their forever homes.
And the eleven H.E.R.O. rescue horses, the welcome new residents at the Farm. For what is more noble than a horse, and who is more brave than one who has experienced fear and trauma and has started the journey again toward trust.
These are the heroes, and so our journey together begins...
Where love is spread, hope will grow,
Tracy
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