Horse Is All Smiles After Reuniting With His Herd

3 weeks ago 14

There’s something truly heartwarming about seeing your whole family in one place again. Since Amanda and her husband bought a ranch in November 2024, they’ve been working hard to turn it into a peaceful home. Bit by bit, they’ve been fixing it up and moving their animals in—especially their beloved horses. Now that the last horse has finally arrived, their family feels complete at Moncur Ranch.

A Sweet Reunion Begins

As the trailer carrying the final horse pulled in, something magical happened. A black horse with a white face was standing nearby, calmly watching the surroundings. Suddenly, his ears twitched—he heard something familiar. The moment he recognized the sound of his buddy in the trailer, he let out a joyful whinny and took off running, racing across the pasture to greet the newcomer. His excitement was clear—he knew exactly who had arrived.

Joyful Moments in the Pasture

The video of this touching moment shows four horses now together. The new one, a striking brown and white paint horse, is dancing around happily. The black horse stays close behind, full of energy and joy. With the fourth horse finally home, the herd is complete. The pasture is full of happy movement, with each horse clearly enjoying the company of the others. It’s a peaceful and beautiful scene where love and connection shine through.

She Mistreated 66 Dogs—And Can Still Own Pets Legally!

All 66 dogs had some kind of physical injuries; three of them were so beyond help that they had to be euthanized. Sign the petition now to tell the Senate that we must do better to protect our beloved animals

A Ranch Full of Heart and Hope

Amanda is still getting the hang of riding and caring for horses, but she’s loving every step of the journey. Building Moncur Ranch has been her dream, and now it’s finally coming to life. With all four horses now together, Amanda’s heart is full. The ranch, located in Erda, Utah, also offers boarding for other horses and plans to include training services for both riders and animals in the future. While they don’t have a website yet, you can follow their journey and see more sweet moments on TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram.