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dream catcher farm is a home for abused, negleced and elderly horses.  after rescue, these equine recover and live at the horse sanctuary.

 

NEWS & RECENT EVENTS - Yr 2007

Dear Friends,

I know this has been a rough year for many and my heart goes out to all the families that have had to deal with all the tragedies of life  I appreciate all the help you have given us in the past years as it has helped us maintain the sanctuary.  Our budget is very small as nonprofits go, we have no paid staff, and all work is volunteered by families and friends.

Unfortunately the drought has hit us hard.  We had to purchase the last load of hay from Canada thru a broker in North Carolina.  We are not sure we will have enough hay for the winter, our pastures are very poor due to the drought and lack of funds to reseed.  We have our hay field that we are considering turning into pasture but that would entail the cost of fencing which is extremely high.  The horses are doing fine, they have had their winter shots of Eastern, Western Encephalitis, Tetanus and West Nile.  They have been wormed and the farrier trimmed all their hooves, so they are set for the winter as long as the hay holds out.  If you know anyone with excess horse hay that they would like to donate, we would love to have it.  We can give them a receipt that is tax deductible.  Bear in mind, the hay you see along the road may not be horse hay. Horse hay must be put up immediately after rolling to prevent mold. Molded hay makes horses very sick.

  Right now we have one pony( Lucky), 3 burros and eight horses. We are over our limits but when circumstances are so dire, we can not always say no.  Please help us help the animals. Any amount is greatly appreciated.

 Monetary donations and volunteered time are what keeps this Sanctuary going. We do not get any grants, or and other source of funding.  Everyone here is working on a purely volunteer basis, no one gets any payment for what they do other than the Vet and the Farrier.  We are a non- profit Sanctuary, and all donations are tax deductible to you.  Anyone needing a receipt at tax time need only contact us.  I maintain all records of donations.  Again, we thank you for your support and help over the years and please know without your help, this Sanctuary would not continue to operate.

Thank You!

Catherine (Kitty) Sutphin.

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