Thanksgiving is a time to consider things we are thankful for during the year and EqWBR is deeply grateful that with your donations and support we have been able directly help 26 horses and indirectly many others.
This is the time of year when people consider making year end donations to their favorite organizations and helping those charities whose missions they support. Along with Black Friday, Buy Where You Live Saturday, Cyber Monday, the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving has been deemed "Giving Tuesday".
On this Giving Tuesday Dec. 3, 2013, we ask that you consider making a donation to Equine WellBeing Rescue Inc., to help us continue our mission of helping horses in need and supporting those in our permanent care including Autumn, Danny, Gwen, Liam, Maverick, Max and Tucker.
This year we have been blessed to help:
-Maverick 25+ year old was saved from Riverside Animal Services abandoned and emaciated, now a permanent resident.
-Liam a baby saved from Mike's Auction needing hernia surgery, now a resident till a little older.
-Max 30 year old saved from Riverside Animal Services in coordination with Baker Ranch Equine Rescue, abandoned, emaciated and now a permanent resident at EqWBR.
-Ashley, Noche, Dixie and Titan (Tennessee Walking Horses) all now adopted out to new homes.
-Felicity a Peruvian Paso filly saved from Riverside Animal Services and now living in Norco, CA.
-Cassie (yearling) & Pandora's Little Trinket (weanling)- Starving Paso Fino fillies now in adoptive homes.
-Dulce & Taz- Starving and neglected, rescued and fostered, now living with their family in Lakeside, CA.
-Darth a young colt rescued from Mike's Auction in October now living with his new family in Campo, CA.
-Autumn saved from Riverside Animal Services, abandoned and emaciated. Rehab started by Baker Ranch Equine Rescue and recently moved to EqWBR.
-Dixie starving in Ramona, her rehab started with Baker Ranch Equine Rescue recently came to us.
-Our most recent resident is Tucker 30 year old who was rescued and rehab started by Dana Stark here to finish his rehab and live out his days at EqWBR.
-We raised funds to help 2 families keep their four horses after personal accidents needing long recoveries.
-Paid for training of Prince William and Skye (formerly Miss Kitty) and both have now been adopted.
-Assisted Sunny, a starving horse, by raising food funds to assist with Sunny's rescue in Nevada.
-Assisted Northern NV Equine Rescue with a grant for Vandi to get hernia surgery.
-In our spare time we helped network to find homes for Savannah, Karley and many others.
As you can see it has been a busy year and donated funds have gone to provide for many horses in serious need of assistance. Your donations are desperately needed to continue providing for our current residents and to assist others horses, who through no fault of their own are in a situation of need.
Here are some examples of how your donations can help:
$5 fruits, veggies and other treats, hoof pick or medical supplies
$10 deworming medicine, large salt block, bucket, lead rope or medical supplies
$20 hay for one horse for a week,a bag of hay pellets or beet pulp, fly mask, halter or medical supplies
$25 a bag of senior horse feed, bag of rice bran or bottle of Xylazine (pain med/sedative)
$35 trim on horses feet, bottle of Ranitidine (ulcer medicine), tube of pain medicine, one bag of supplements
$50 feed two horses for 1 1/2 weeks, one container of joint supplements, barn & medical supplies
$75 winter blanket, one vet call fee or one month senior feed and pellets for one horse, one pipe panel/gate
$100 hay for one horse for one month, 4 bags of senior feed or medical supplies
$200 sponsor hay, feed, supplements & 1/2 trim (trimmed 8 weeks apart) for one horse one month
$245 cost to trim all horses one time
$600 for hay for all horses for one month
$1400 sponsor all horses for one month
$2500 sponsor one horses food and health care needs for one year
Funds are also needed for emergency medical care, to rescue horses from auction, transportation, foster care, shelter in place, training, office and administration costs, etc. Donations allows us to extend help to more horses and meet our mission. As you can see no donation is too small and every donation makes the difference for the horses in need.
On this Giving Tuesday, please consider making a tax-deductible donation to EqWBR. Checks can be mailed to PO Box 2722, Snowflake, AZ 85937-6119, credit cards can be used via PayPal using our email address donate@equinewellbeing.org, or by clicking this DONATE link.
Thank you for making a difference!
Christine
Christine Griffin, Founder & President
Equine WellBeing Rescue Inc.
A 501c3 Public Charity
760-703-4860
Checks can be sent to PO Box 2722, Snowflake, AZ 85937.
We are a 501c3 Public Charity #45-2835562 so your donations are tax-deductible.
Members of: Unwanted Horse Coalition, Homes for Horses Coalition, A Home for Every Horse program, Humane Society Veterinary Medical Assoc., Fleet of Angels and many more.
ASPCA (link)
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