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You have reached the shelter page for Second Wind Adoption Program, Inc.. Second Wind Adoption Program, Inc. is located in west union, West Virginia. If you have information to add or update for Second Wind Adoption Program, Inc., please click here and let us know.

Second Wind Adoption Program, Inc.


Rt. 2 Box 24A

west union, West Virginia 26456

Phone: 304-873-3532

Email: secondwindadoption@aol.com

Website: www.crossedsabers.com/



Crossed Sabers Stable was established in July of 1996. The Crossed Sabers name and emblem originated from the US Cavalry emblem worn on their uniform and Stetson. It was selected to exemplify the long history and connection between the horse and the military. The stable colors are the traditional Cavalry colors of red and white, added to a black background. The Second Wind Adoption Program was founded by the stable owner, Celeita Kramer, when her mentor, Evelyn Duhr died of cancer the summer of ‘97. Evelyn owned Second Wind Farm in Maryland where she ran a standardbred adoption program. Second Wind was dedicated to Evelyn’s work but was expanded to address all breeds and horses in need. Second Wind Adoption became a non-profit program the summer of ‘98 and the entire facility became non-profit the summer of 2000. At that time, Crossed Sabers became aligned with Second Wind and its primary mission and vision. Second Wind has added foster homes all over the continental US and Canada in order to be able to address the great need and the vast number of calls from horse owners looking for a quality home their equine friend.
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