Laminitis Success Stories

This page of laminitis success stories is dedicated to all the equines who have survived laminitis or founder.

It can be very scary when in the middle of a laminitic crisis and so the intent of this page is to offer comfort and reassurance to those in need. Scroll down past the form to see the stories. Click here to read Mary's story.

Do you have a laminitis success story to share?

Do you have a horse or pony that survived a laminitis or founder attack? By sharing your story you could help give hope to others who are currently experiencing the devastating effects of laminitis.

It's easy to do, just fill in the form below and your story will appear as a web page on this site to offer hope and inspiration to those in need.

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Other Visitor's Stories

Click on the links below read about equines who have survived laminitis attacks.

Dusty's Long Road 
Rescued a 9 yr old Haflinger sight unseen. The 1st. time I saw him I almost cried when I saw his feet. My hauler said don't get upset he may have been …

Maggie 
Maggie is an 8 year old Shetland pony who is adored by my 8 year old Granddaughter Ellie. She foundered last year because of the excess sugar in the …

Pip - Chronic Laminitis 
Pip is a Shetland Pony who I rescued in 2001 and when he arrived he was in very poor shape. His hooves had not been trimmed for a very long time and …

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