Welcome

This site is dedicated to the direct sale
of horses in need of re-homing.

The horses listed as 'Feedlot Horses' on the Rebel's website have been purchased by the feedlot owner for the purpose of re-sale to the Bovary Slaughterhouse in Canada. The Rebels group has been given permission by the feedlot owner to assess and advertise the horses in the hope of seeing them safe in the hands of new owners.

We volunteer our services for the love of the horses and all listings are free. We are not a charity, nor do we hold a 501 status. We do not solicit donations and we do not deal with the funds on any level. All purchases are conducted between the buyer and Samantha Milbredt acting as the go between for the feedlot owner as he will not deal with the public in the selling of slaughter-bound horses.

There are no 'hard and fast' rules about shipment dates. The usual practice is the truck leaves the lot for the Florence Packing Company, on a weekly basis.

Once the horses leave the Feedlot there is no more hope of saving them.

We require no Adoption contracts and there is no mandatory quarantine. Our small assessment fees are paid by the feedlot owner. These are beautiful horses who, through no fault of their own, find themselves in a bad place.

Thank you for taking a moment to 'check us out' and please, if you have any questions, feel free to ask. We love to talk about the horses.

The Starfish Story
Original Story by Loren Aisley

One day a man was walking along the beach when he noticed
A boy picking up something and gently throwing it into the ocean.

Approaching the boy, he asked "What are you doing?"
The Youth replied "Throwing starfish back into the ocean.
The surf is up and the tide is going out.
If I do not throw them back
they will die."

"Son" the man said "Do you realize there are miles and miles of beach
And hundreds of starfish? You cannot make a difference."

After listening politely the boy bent down, picked up another starfish
and threw it back into the surf. Then, smiling at the man, he said
"I made a difference for that one!"