Chilly Pepper – We Did It – Jasmine’s story and quick update
The following is from Chilly Pepper - Miracle Mustang: Happy 2024 THANK YOU for helping save so many lives. Our Chilly Pepper Family is amazing, and I love and appreciate ALL OF YOU! Jasmine, the sad, skinny, mare that was headed for slaughter, (obviously intentionally), is now safe and sound in her new home. Her description turned everyone away except the kill buyers and Chilly Pepper. She has shown NONE of those things she was accused of. The woman who picked her up for me and did her assessment knows how to treat an animal. She fell in love with her and has adopted her._ I'm thanking God I listened to that little voice and we gave her a chance. YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME. This winter is tough. We lost a shelter last night, and thankfully no one was under it. It's been snowing every day, and it doesn't look like it will end soon. Well now we have lost 4 shelters in a 12 hour period. Trav could see them crumple while he was working on some of the others. Too much wet, heavy, snow. A couple were from last year or before, so those losses are understandable. However, this is definitely inconvenient at best. Several feet of snow also makes it a bit more interesting on crutches. I know God has a plan, so I am doing one day at a time and getting out the year end, donation receipts. The horses seem to be enjoying the snow, and when you see ice and snow on their coats, it means they are warm and cozy inside. If they were losing body heat, the snow and ice would be melting and they would be shivering. God sure knew what he was doing. Thank you so much for being part of our Chilly Pepper ...
Turn the Page on 2024
The following is from All About Equine Rescue: Happy New Year! It's that exciting time of year for new beginnings, reflections, and resolutions. At All About Equine Animal Rescue (AAE), we're eagerly turning the page to a new chapter, one filled with renewed dedication to our mission of providing second chances for a healthy and loving life to horses and animals who have fallen victim to unfortunate circumstances. In December, we showcased some of our most current equine stories. These were stories of hope, resilience, determination, and new beginnings. With your continued support, AAE can continue to grow and expand upon this important work. One way to help is to consider making a legacy gift to AAE in your estate plan. Estate gifts have been instrumental in AAE’s growth, including the purchase and development of AAE’s new rescue facilities, increasing our sustainability, and enabling us to help more horses in the long term. Creating a will or irrevocable living trust (trust) and leaving a portion of your estate to a nonprofit organization such as AAE creates a legacy for those causes you are passionate about. It can also provide substantial tax savings. AAE has partnered with FreeWill to provide a free, easy-to-use online platform where you can create a will or trust in a short amount of time. Create a Legacy Gift Several of our December stories told of horses who came to AAE because of an owner’s death, declining health, or incapacity, and they had nowhere else to go. As a responsible animal owner, it’s important to include animal trust provisions as part of your estate plan. This ensures that your animal family members have a safe place to go in the event of an unexpected death or health issue. Without such planning, animals, especially horses, often face uncertain futures. It is also important to communicate in advance with a potential guardian, ...
Correction: Urgent Need for Volunteers, Sunday 1/14
The following is from All About Equine Rescue: Oops - We forgot the 4 on the date below! We are looking for volunteers to help on Sunday, January 14 We Need YOU This Sunday! We have an urgent need to install a long run of panel fencing THIS Sunday in Pilot Hill! We need a big group of people to help. Come by yourself or bring a friend or two (or more!) and together we can get the fence installed! Plus, pizza will be provided! Name: Panel Fencing Installation Date: Sunday, January 14, 2024 Available Times: 10 AM – 2 PM (or until the project is finished) Sign up to volunteer To sign up, click on the red button above > 2024 AAE Volunteer Schedule > Facility & Special Projects > Sunday, January 14 Thank you for helping to create a better life for horses-in-need! ...
Happy New Year!
The following is from All About Equine Rescue: You did it, and we did it. Together, we met the three matches, and we came oh so close to our year end fundraising goal ($34,160/35,000). We also closed the year with some really wonderful adoptions. Thank you for making time to read our 31 stories of 2023, and we hope you enjoyed them. We'd love to hear which story was your favorite. Before we move on to 2024, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude for your devoted support this year. Rescue work is rewarding, agonizing, challenging, heartbreaking, joyful, and everything in between. None of it would be possible without you and your support, generosity, and love. You are making a difference for horses and other animals and helping provide them with a better life and a brighter future. Thank you, thank you, thank YOU! We are excited to be moving into 2024 and for the opportunity to make new stories for horses-in-need this year. We look forward to what the new year will bring and all that we can accomplish together! As with every new year, it's time we consider our new year's resolutions. We've set some goals for AAE, and with your help we can achieve them: help more equine, help more humans, grow our team, and reach out into the community to educate and share our knowledge and resources, and more. One of the most important resolutions we make each year is to find a home for each and every one of our adoptable horses in the new year. We can do it, together. Share our website, share our posts, share our adoptables, and help us find them their forever homes! A NEW HOME IN THE NEW YEAR! Let's make 2024 their year and help these majestic creatures ...
