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Animal Shelter details for Horse Rescue, Relief and Retirement Fund, Inc. & Shelter Please visit Horse Rescue, Relief and Retirement Fund, Inc. & Shelter and adopt a homeless pet
You have reached the shelter page for Horse Rescue, Relief and Retirement Fund, Inc. & Shelter. Horse Rescue, Relief and Retirement Fund, Inc. & Shelter is located in cumming, Georgia. If you have information to add or update for Horse Rescue, Relief and Retirement Fund, Inc. & Shelter, please click here and let us know.
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Horse Rescue, Relief and Retirement Fund, Inc. & Shelter
1768 Newt Green Road
cumming, Georgia 30040
Phone: 770-886-5419
Fax: 770-888-9636
Email: HorseInc@aol.com
Website: www.savethehorses.org/
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Equines have an ability to improve the quality of life, health and well being for people with disabilities. Through therapeutic and enjoyable equine activities, riders learn horsemanship that stimulates physical, mental and emotional growth. Our "Dreams of Courage" program uses the rescued horses to help disabled children and adults improve their lives through the movement and involvement with these horses. On the back of a horse, a disabled person becomes equal and rides beside able-bodied persons. Working with horses can also give a therapeutic effect on people struggling with psychological problems.
In our ongoing attempt to establish equine rescue services. It became apparent that the level of equine knowledge and care amongst equine owners often does not measure up to the standard of care necessary to keep a horse healthy and safe. The HRRRFI offers ongoing educational classes and clinics for horse owners and enthusiasts, as well as for our volunteers.
Our primary goal is to save the horses (see www.SaveTheHorses.org). We do rescues at all times, but particularly in times of despair and crisis. Our organization is made up of volunteers with a mission to stop horses from being sent to slaughter or abuse. With that in mind, we have made the commitment that any horse send here will not be sold or sent to slaughter. We will, however, have equines put down humanely, if the quality of life is suffering.
The Horse Rescue, Relief and Retirement Fund, Inc. was created to address the urgent need for rescue services and equine public education. We are an all-volunteer organization operating solely on tax-deductible donations to our 501(c) 3 non-profit corporation.
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Animal Shelter Facts
Did you know that the average number of animals in an average feline litter is from four to six?
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