Kitcat Canadians

If anyone can help by donating - it all adds up!

Everyone needs a little help sometimes. ❤️

If you've followed my page for any amount of time, you know I'm usually the one trying to help everyone else. Asking for help has never come easy for me.

But between Poptart's injury, emergency vet care, medications, bandage changes, follow-up appointments, and the long road of recovery ahead—all while she's carrying her precious baby—the medical bills are adding up faster than I ever imagined. A sweet friend of mine put together this flyer for me, and I finally decided to share it. If you've been wondering how you can help, this is one way.

Please don't ever feel obligated. Your prayers, kind words, and sharing our posts mean more than you know. But if you've been looking for a way to help ease the financial burden, you can scan the QR code on the flyer to donate directly toward Poptart's veterinary care. You can also call the vet directly at, 509-758-0955 and donate directly to her account.

Every dollar goes toward helping Poptart heal, pay off emergency vet bills this year, and giving both her and her baby the very best chance at a healthy future. I will do anything to make sure she has the very best care. 💕

From the bottom of my heart... thank you for standing beside us through this journey. We are so incredibly grateful. ❤️ Thank you Zoie for your talent in making this! ⭐️

It can happen so fast - thankfully both the horse and rider are ok!

This weekend was a reminder that no matter how experienced you are, horses are still 1,200-pound animals with minds of their own.

One of our trainers, Maddie, took a hard fall at Firecracker jackpot. It wasn’t because of a lack of talent from horse or rider, nor from ground conditions. It was simply one of those unpredictable moments that can happen to any of us. That’s the reality of this sport. We can do everything right and still find ourselves in situations we never expected.

That’s also why our advanced trainer, Payton, has worn a helmet every time she’s competed since the day she started. Even now, you’ll still see her in the competition arena with a helmet on and with no plans to stop. Experience doesn’t make you invincible. If anything, it teaches you to respect the risks that come with the sport we love.

Wearing a helmet doesn’t mean you’re not confident. It doesn’t make you less capable. It means you understand the risks and value the chance to ride another day.

You only get one brain. Protect it.

If this weekend reminds even one rider to put on a helmet before they swing a leg over, then it’s a conversation worth having. Ride hard, chase your goals, trust your horse, and never let pride stand in the way of protecting yourself. At the end of the day, no run is worth a life-changing injury.

EDIT: Wanted to add, Maddie and Rumor are okay! Sore, bruised, but back to work. Both are gritty girls!! We are so lucky to have them.
Also, reminder this is NO ONE’s fault! The ground was great all weekend. This team just had a freak accident!

Another EDIT: Since so many people think this is AI, I’m tagging the PHENOMENAL photographer that took this picture Andrew Jungkunz! I should have done that from the get go, but I didn’t think this would get so much traction.

Kitcat Wyoming Apollo - registered half Arabian yearling gelding (half Canadian) available to an approved home. “Apollo” is out of a beautiful purebred Arabian mare - JV Chantelli Lace, and sired by stunning dark bay registered Canadian stallion - Storybook Kurt Wyoming. He should finish to a stocky 15+ hands.

This handsome guy will make an unbelievable partner for someone looking for an endurance, trail, dressage, cowboy challenge, or working equitation mount! He is very FANCY and has incredible movement, a kind and willing temperament, and is very smart and trainable. He loves people and is very sweet!

Asking 💰5️⃣5️⃣⏺️⏺️ CAD / 💰4️⃣5️⃣⏺️⏺️ USD - price will increase as his training advances. Located in southern Alberta. Affordable shipping options available to anywhere in Canada.

Kitcat Kyng Ivy - waiting for her ride to arrive!

After a couple days on the transport, Kitcat Kyng Ivy arrived safely at her new home in Ontario early this morning 🥰 It’s been a hard adjustment for me not seeing her beautiful face every morning, but I know she is going to love her new life being spoiled by her new mama!

I’m so grateful that Ivy had the opportunity to meet her new family a few weeks ago, so she was greeted by a familiar face when she got off the trailer. ❤️

I couldn’t have asked for a better home for my “baby Ivy”! I’m so excited to see where the future takes her!

Kitcat Wyoming Apollo - registered half Arabian half Canadian c**t. This guy is so fancy even though he’s still losing his scruff!

Kitcat Kyng Ivy’s first ride with a bit.

Kitcat Kyng Ivy first ride with the bit on March 8th 2026 Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

Doing some trotting on Kitcat Kyng Ivy’s 5th ride.

Some gentle trotting on Ivy’s 5th ride on March 8th, 2026 Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

Kitcat Kyng Ivy - first time carrying a passenger with a “real saddle”.

Ivy’s first time having a rider under saddle - flag practice Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

Ground driving Kitcat Kyng Ivy

Ground driving Kitcat Kyng Ivy on March 8th, 2026 Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.