Miracles Happen for Horses Patty n Will Sherwood Selling horses as a "Rescue" and she is a kill buyer Lewistown Pennsylvania

First of all Miracles Happen For Horses works directly with a horse Dealer and does in no way buy horses for slaughter. It is very specifically posted on our page that we are not a "Rescue". The horse that Karen bought was not drugged prior to riding, none of the horses are nor does this barn have time for such ridiculous practices to sell horses. I ask that she give proof from a vet that this horse or any other was drugged. She said she was a very experienced rider, but did not accept the offer to ride the horse prior to taking him home. She picked him up directly at the barn, so it is not like he was shipped to her and she had no idea what he looked like before she she got him. If she felt his height was wrong she could have not taken him at that time. Very expereinced riders and drivers rode and drove this horse prior with no problems at all. I also tried to help her place this horse in a new home, but she had raised his price $200 in less than a month after receiving him. All horses are specifically sold as is with no guarantees implied or expressed, so the fact that I tried to help her rehome him was above and beyond what was required in this transaction. Since I received an email from her that she was keeping him and working with a trainer and he was doing very well for her. I tried to work with her, but her emails were very nasty and yes I blocked her, as I felt she was unreasonable and not looking to accept help from us. We also clearly state that we reserve the right not to place any horses that we feel will not benefit from the home, I did not think it in the best interest of any other horse to go into a home with her, so did not offer to trade or sell her anymore and suggest she go to a Rescue organization where she can trade them around when they don't suit her.  I still believe her trainer is an idiot and I will repeat this, as just because someone professes to be a "trainer" doesn't make them one, just like someone professing to be an experienced rider is their own opinion of themselves. She bought this horse because she got rid of another that bucked her off....I see a pattern here, maybe the rider needs the training. We have hundreds of satisfied new horse owners and this one unhappy one, I think that speaks for itself. You just can't make everyone happy :)