My little Walter

Showing posts with label grass clippings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grass clippings. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Early supper

Monday afternoon I could tell that Walter was restless.  Went to visit him...to calm him down...pulled him some fresh grass.  He quickly ate it and wanted more. Decided to go back to the house and pick some from our yard.


It was about 7:30 p.m. and I usually do not feed him this early but what the heck.


After the grass, I fed him his mature horse pellets which he loves.  He had just finished his supper when his owner drove up.  I ducked behind the cinder block fence until he went into the house which seemed like a long time!

I then made a mad dash to mom's house.  Kept an eye on him from the kitchen window. Was glad I had fed him as his owners never did tonight.

As far a Ralph is concerned...he has not come around since the last post :-(

Wednesday, June 4, 2014

Horse Flies Galore

I was fairly busy today between watering trees and the leaking meter, that I did not get to check on Walter until around 3:00 p.m.  When I did he had no water and he looked hungry.





There was a lot of green grass where the leak was, so pulling it out was easy but first I gave him water.  Right away he drank six gallons.


I kept an eye on him and would bring him water but once you feed him. he wont go for the water...he wants food!  Later on in the evening his worthless owners were home but not a one came to check on him.


His face was covered with horse flies and he could barely keep his eyes open.  He kept on rubbing his face on the concrete fence, so I guess they were biting him too.



Nine o'clock came and went and no water or food.  Came back at 9:50 p.m. and in that interval he was finally fed and watered.


Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Grass clippings

It was cold this morning and I did not want to confirm what I already knew...no one had fed or watered him. Last night I gave him the rest of his horse pellets and it wasn't much.


He looked sad especially since I only brought him water and I knew he wanted food.


Got out my handy shears and started cutting the tall grass to tie him over until I could get to town.



He happily munched on it....



Cut him three containers....


Went to purchase him some more horse pellets and was pleasantly surprised that they had gone down in price.


When I passed his house I saw his owner's truck in the driveway...I go to great pains to keep them from seeing me feed him.  This afternoon I went to scope out the corral and I am happy to report that they finally filled his water barrel and had given him hay.