Kody's Capers
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About Kody
After arriving at a rescue in New Jersey in late 2018, Takoda "Kody" quickly captured the heart of one of the volunteers, who was fortunate enough to adopt him in February 2019. Since then, Kody has been thriving in his new life, gaining confidence and excelling in therapy work. His joyful and loving nature has made him a joy to be around, bringing happiness to all those who encounter him.
The South Amboy Sayreville Times February 2024
The Dowdell Library in South Amboy graciously opened their doors and their hearts to host a book launch party for Terri's 2nd book - Kody Meets A Mustang.
In this book Kody befriends a formally wild mustang, Sunny. They meet over the fence at night as she confides in him about her life. Kody's unwavering friendship and ability to listen with his heart give Sunny a sense of calm and peace.
Kody Meets a Mustang is available in our STORE at the top of the website.
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Kody Meets A Mustang
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Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars Cute little Book
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024
This is a cute little book, well illustrated and heartwarming story. It’s about a horse on a rescue farm, and what better way to initiate empathy and caring to kids?!
I’m giving this in a baby gift to a friend and know they’ll love reading it to their little one!
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent support for young children today
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2023
This book helps young children understand some of the issues they are faced with today . And it is made very easy for them to understand because it comes through the thoughts and lives of animals. Especially horses. All children are fascinated by horses.
5 Stars
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Hope & Love
Such a sweet, heartwarming story. Good for teaching @ hope, belonging & giving of ourselves to benefit others.
In "Kody Meets A Mustang" we learn the story of a formerly wild mustang who lives on the same farm as Kody does. In this book we are bringing Sunny's story to the mainstream to help bring awareness of the plight of our iconic Mustangs.
Every year, thousands of mustangs, across multiple states, lose their freedom as they are rounded up by low-flying helicopters and placed into holding facilities.
Often, these facilities lack shade and shelter, and the horses are separated from their families. Some even attempt to escape by jumping the high corral fences. While some are adopted, many others are moved to long-term holding facilities, where there are estimated to be around 62,000 mustangs and burros.
The use of taxpayer money to round up and care for these animals raises questions. Many people believe that it is to accommodate cattle ranchers who graze their cows on public lands and feel that the horses compete with their livestock for grass.
This raises concerns about the treatment and welfare of these wild horses and burros, and the motivations behind their capture and confinement.
What can you do?
Contact your U.S. Representatives and Senators by using the links below. Tell them you oppose the round up of these federally protected horses and burros.
https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative
https://www.senate.gov/senators/senators-contact.htm?Class=1