In Responce To Concerned Citizen Ms Sheri Tarrant May 28 09Non- Profit Means That We Do Not Make A Living Off Of What We Do.We Do Not Ask The County Or State For Any Funding. We Pay For Every Thing That We Have Done To Our Rescues Feed Hay Vet Farrier You Name it It All Comes From Our Pockets. We Adopt Our Babys Out On Contracts The Adoption fee Goes Right Back In To The Other Rescues And Their Needs.I Have Vet Records Farrier Records Feed Hay Bills To Prove All. For Example Buttercup Her Hernia surgery was $455.00 Her Shots Ewt Westnile was 46.00 Her Coggins was 30.00 dollars Her Farrier Care For every six weeks run 25.00 X 5 trimings= $125.00 Womier first month 26.00 dollars Then 13.50 every 3 months so lets see that would be total 52.00 Till She Was Adopted out Ok nThen Their Is The Feed And Hay And Oil Bran ect from oct 08 till april 09 Hay 60.00 Dollars a roll 1 roll a month would be 360.00 Triple Crown Compleat 1 bag 16.50 Lesuire 10% 1 bag is 9.50 That would be 52.00 a month so that would be 312.00 for about 6 months So We Have around 1,380 Dollars Wraped up in this Special Little Girl And WE Made Nothing From Her She Was Adopted out On A Free No Sale No Trade Contract But Guess What We SAVED HER LIFE Gave her a CHANCE IN LIFE. And Not every Horse has the same needs Buck we had over 600.00 dollars in him And Have All The Bills And Adopted him out On A Contract For Only 300.00 Dollars We Took A loss Uhmmm But He Does have A wonderful For Ever Loving Home THAT WAS THE GOAL Not to make a Profit.You are welcome to come see our horses any time see what we do to Help the Ones In Need .We train other folks horses to pay for our Rescues We Help Other Folks Place Their Horses In Good Homes Some Times They Make A Dontion Towards our Rescues We Make Doggie Coats By Hand To Help Our Rescues.If You Have Any Questions Or Concerns You Are Welcome To Contact Us Any Time or stop in and visit.Hope This Helps you to understand a little more about what we doOur Goal is To Help The Horses In Need And Give Them A Chance In Life. Thank You Ms Sheri For Asking This Question This Way Folks Can Understand Alot More About True Rescues And What Is Happening To Horses Every Where
I just wanted to drop you a few lines and let you know that the horse called Drifter has been adopted into my family! We actually got to meet this gentle guy back in 2004 and he was striking!! Adrienne, his owner at the time, could do anything with him, including crawl under him, stand up in the saddle, etc... He is also the Sire to our 2007 filly. She placed him into what she thought was a loving home around the end of 2007. Boy was she surprised to hear what had happened to him via Baker County Animal Control!!! I actully saw him listed here on your site after hearing about your farm through Shelia Dennuci, the owner of Snow Flake, who is a very good friend of mine. I was so shocked to see Flash listed on your rescue page to say none the least! I was so shocked to know that Flash was the one that I had read about in the Baker County Press who was about starved to death! I do not know if I can get into trouble by writing the people's name, so I will leave that out until the case if heard within the court system. The lady who owned him prior to his arrival at the abuseive family was besides herself to hear of what had happened. She also is testifing for the State of Fl against the family that recieved Flash/Drifter. The abusive owners are getting ready to have their day in court and he is looking at prison time for Child Abuse, Animal Neglect/Abuse. Flash is now gelded. He had not been riden since 2007 and when he arrived here, he brushed him out, walked him around, lightly lounged him, and re-introduced him all over again to the saddle, saddle pad, and bridle. He was concerned over the saddle pad, very nervous at first. Rubbed him down with it and talked and just loved on him!! Needless to say, he was mounted witihn one hour and asked to do several movements while under saddle with a rider. He has forgotten some of the basic Dressage he was taught and the side-pass, but did a great walk, extended walk, collected trot, jog trot, floating trot, and then an extended trot. He was then asked to whoa, collect his thoughts, and then asked to back, which he did perfectly for a pace of 5 steps. He was then asked to go into a walk, jog trot, and into a collected canter (lope). All perfect!!!! He was then ridden out of the yard and allowed to gallop and when asked, he did his sliding stop. I am sending you pictures of him so you can see for yourself that he is well under way to becoming the "man" that I knew a few years ago!! We are thankful to have found him on your website, which I was so shocked and furious when I realized he was the one about starved to death in the newspaper in 2008!! I want to thank you again for putting him on your page, as I would never have been able to get into contact with the lady who had adopted him from the Baker County Animal COntrol! God Bless you and the horses that have the blessing to come in contact with you and your caring family! Shelia speaks so highly of you and the care you provide for your horses and needy horses too! P.S. She said Dreamer is such a cutie in person!! Take care and God Bless, Tracy
Melissa Watson
I am involved in Rescue via the Internet and connections only; you can see two of my groups on Facebook, Castaways, and AC4H. I also have a Saddlebred Sport horse group there too. Thanks for your great hearts! Linda
Rebel is awesome, we love him so much. When we feed him and he is done eating, he will stretch his Head over the wall of the stall and go down each of us for kisses. LOL My older son is doing so well with him and making sure he does his ground manners, I'm so proud of him. When we pull up he gets so excited to see us. My husband is about finished with his fence for me. Just to let you know that the boys love him so much and are really good with him, I'm amazed LOL We Want to thank you so much for rebel he is so good we all just love him to death I took a couple of pictures yesterday, but for some reason my camera is not holding a charge, I may need a new battery, When I get it fixed I will email you pics.
Kim
The Williams Family
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