UPDATE! Blue has finally started gaining weight - and holding it. We have completed several tests, tried many different supplements and feeds, and ultimately none provided any answers to why Blue would not gain appropriately. He is now energetic and showing us just how much life he has left to live. He is almost ready to test his riding skills.

Blue was the recipient of the Saving Baby Equine Grant that helped with testing! The Founder has co-authored a book, Saving Baby: How One Woman's Love for a Racehorse Let to Her Redemption, where proceeds go to the Charity so they can continue to aid equines in need. Stop by and get your copy today!

Avery and Moses were adopted in May and are doing well. Avery is going to teach some boys how to ride and Moses is going to learn how to be a ranch hand. We're excited for them all!

On 8 May we were called by Long County Animal Control to pick up a horse that was at large. He had escaped his pasture and was on Hwy 196, as well as knocking on residential doors! Although he had some minor abrasions and was terrified he loaded beautifully and we brought him home to locate his owner. Unfortunately he is still in residence.

Our tractor is disabled and looks like it's permanent unless we are able to locate a mechanic who is familiar with Eicher tractors. We have raised partial funds to purchase a new tractor, over $13k, however the purchase price is $19k.

We would love to be able to repair (if possible) the current tractor so that the funds raised can go towards other projects. Do you know a good, honest tractor mechanic?

Are you able to support our herd either financially or on the ground?

We are always looking for volunteers to help in every area. Sign up for a Volunteer Orientation today!

• Horse care, grooming, exercise – various experience levels welcome
• Grounds maintenance – no experience required
• Fundraising – experience preferred - motivated individuals welcome!!!
• Grant writing – experience preferred

Every one of our 20 horses and burros is looking for love and sponsors! Winslow has a sponsor (THANK YOU MARY) but is still looking for love. Although the monthly cost is approximately $250 (no emergencies) per head a contribution of as little as $5 each month goes a long way. We completely understand that life frequently gets in the way of what we wish we could do to help others. A lot of people sending a little each month allows us to continue lifesaving efforts.

The ADA Bathroom project is nearing completion! The structure is finished but we still have electrical and the wheelchair ramp/stairs to go. The remaining estimate to complete all areas is $1,200. Only donations specifically slated for our building fund goes here - everything else goes directly in or on our herd.

Thank you to everyone who has already sent donations. We could not continue saving lives without support like yours.

There are several ways to donate: