Life's work
THEY ARE CARRIED IN, babes in arms. Swaddled in towels, many still damp from birth, up to 250 newborn fillies and colts are rushed into Scone Equine Hospital Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Clovelly Stables in NSW each foaling season from August 1 to the end of December.
Tiny four-legged patients, some are orphaned, others premature, many are unable to stand or nurse. They are critically ill, in immediate need of acute medical treatment and care. Dr Catherine Russell,
