LIFESAVERS WILD HORSE RESCUE

 THIS IS THE REQUEST FROM MY FRIEND JILL STAR .  SHE RESCUES THE HORSES THAT ARE FOR SALE AT THE FALLON SALE BARN.  ALSO, TAKES HORSES/BURROS THAT ARE TURNED OUT LOOSE ON THE DESERT BECAUSE SOME ONE CAN NOT AFFORD THEM.  SHE ALSO HELPS AND HAS A SCHOOL FOR THE WOUNDED WORRIERS AND THE HORSES WORKS WONDERS FOR THEM. WOUNDED WORRIERS ARE MEN AND WOMEN THAT HAVE SERVED IN OUR ARMED SERVICES AND ARE HAVING PROBLEMS BECAUSE OF THAT SERVICE.

SHIRLEY

LIFESAVERS  WILD HORSE RESCUE February 28, 2014 Dear SHIRLEY This is our hay barn. We have 500 horses to feed. We need more hay than what you can see in this barn. The California drought is taking its toll. Hay prices are expected to go through the roof this year. It will even be difficult to find hay if the weather doesn't change for the better soon. We are getting rain this weekend, but it will not pull us out of the drought. In fact, it may work against us because we expect more rain than the ground can take. It could hurt the hay fields by flooding them. China gets most of our hay. If there is a shortage China will still get most of our hay. It is important to stock up while there is still hay available. Please help us prepare for the worst. Our horses have never missed a meal. And I pray they never will. But the fact is donations are down right now. And the cost of everything is up. It is difficult to stay in balance. Please help us with your donation toward hay. We would like to fill the barn and keep it filled. Each load of 500 bales - right now - costs about $6000 We expect that cost to rise to possibly $8000 per load. We feed MORE than 500 bales per week. That's a lot. We need your help. Thank you for your support - it is a blessing! From my heart to yours, Jill Starr President Lifesavers Wild Horse Rescue CLICK ON THE BALE OF HAY TO MAKE A DONATION TOWARD FEEDING OUR RESCUED HORSES Lifesavers Wild Horse Rescue 23809 East Avenue J Lancaster, CA 93535 www.wildhorserescue.org Stay Connected Copyright © 2013 Lifesavers, Inc. Photos by Clara te Velthuis-Vrielink - used by permission