Whats a Premarin Foal, and who is Koko?
“Kokopelli”-Our Premarin Rescue Foal Imagine for a moment that you’re a horse. In your natural state you live in a herd, a group of multi-age horses. The majority of your day is spent grazing, playing, grooming yourself and others, and moving from one place to another. Though horses often sleep standing up, you get your deepest sleep when you lie down. You drink large quantities of water. If you’re a mare on a Premarin farm, it’s likely that none of this is true for you. (Premarin is a hormone replacement drug given to menopausal women. It’s made from pregnant mare urine. To read more about it, click here). For the majority of your 11-month pregnancy you are tied up by the neck in a tiny box stall, unable to turn around, comfortably lie down, or groom yourself. If a fly is biting your hindquarters, you can’t itch yourself. You have virtually no company and no exercise. The humans that “care” for you purposely dehydrate you so that the estrogen in your urine is more concentrated. You ar
