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Abandoned horse, Firecracker, finds happiness with his new Mom, Lisa.

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Firecracker was an emaciated and abandoned horse. When he came to the Lange Foundation, his past was just that his past. When he met Lisa, his mom, things have only looked up. Now, he's true to his name, a firecracker. He's happy and excited to have found his forever home.

Segment Producer: Dawn Poomee, Associate Producer: Brittni Brown, Editor: Hillary Parish, Jeremy Cohen

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00:00This is Mr. Firecracker.
00:16Firecracker actually is a six and a half year old thoroughbred gelding.
00:19He was rescued from Ventura Shelter when a property was seized in Fraser Park.
00:24They were breeding thoroughbred raised horses.
00:26We went up and rescued him when he was about two years old.
00:30He was skin and bones.
00:31You could see every single bone in his body.
00:34He walked around with his head sunken down, had no hope, no hope left in him.
00:39And we've had him about three and a half years.
00:41As time progressed, the more that he got hands on, and he felt that we were here to help
00:46him and not hurt him, plus spoiling him a little bit, has completely turned his personality
00:51around.
00:52And he's just, he's a happy, loving goofball is what he is.
00:56We had to make four trips up to Ventura Shelter to try to get him into a trailer.
01:00He wouldn't go into a trailer.
01:01The fourth time that we went up to get him, I was backing up into the trailer.
01:05I fell, landed on my head, dropped the lead rope.
01:08He came up.
01:09And when he came down, I thought my face was going to be smashed, I thought I was going
01:13to be dead.
01:14When he came down, he straddled me.
01:16And from that point on, I felt like we had a connection.
01:19And we do, we do.
01:21He's actually my horse now because I groveled and begged and cried if I could adopt him.
01:25If I could put him in my pocket and take him with me every day, I would.
01:30But what I do is I have him in my heart every day.
01:32So that makes all the difference.
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