Feedback Needed Please

I've asked this question before but this time I'm hoping to get some feedback. The comments section should be open for anyone to provide comments. I'd love to hear your ideas.

What would you like to see/read more of with the Sanctuary?

I'm trying a few new ideas and we'll see if I can keep up with it. I'm also starting to schedule posts so that the blog doesn't go silent when I get busy during the week and forget to post a few of the topics I want to talk about.

As a Sanctuary, we face different struggles than a rescue. We dont' have as many followers because we dont' adopt and I see that as a bit of an issue. We arent' involved in any major rescues and rehoming of horses. What we have is a forever home. Life gets boring to blog about some times so I wonder what brings you back and what attracted you in the first place? What do you think would draw more people in to read about the goings-on at a Sanctuary run by a crazy horse lady in South Dakota?

I'd love to hear your comments. If you don't want to leave a comment, you can email me at borderlandshorsesanctuary@yahoo.com

Thanks for your supportive feedback and in making 2017 a great year for the horses at the Sanctuary!

Happy Reading!

Updates and Ideas

For those that might be interested in seeing the Sanctuary horses, I've updated the "Current Residents" and "Greener Pastures" pages with pictures and descriptions. Some of the pictures are a little outdated but still worth looking at.

Also, I'm curious to know what everyone wants to see for the upcoming year. Do you want to see more "challenges" like we did in October, do you want to see more pictures in general, more activities around the Sanctuary, or should I just keep plugging along the way I have for the past few years?  I am looking at ways to get you, yes you, more involved with the Sanctuary! ;-)

I'd love to hear from you. Please leave a comment or send me an email at borderlandshorsesanctuary@yahoo.com. The more ideas that come my way, the better I can help our Sanctuary horses (and senior horses in general)!