🔴 Sue's desperate plea for help - Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre
Channel: Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre
Date: 2023-06-10

Here's a message recorded during the heavy rains that we experienced last month.

First and foremost, Sue would like to express her deepest gratitude to volunteers Sue Edwards and Amanda. Amanda, moved by the situation, left her business and flew over to lend a much-needed hand. Together, Amanda and Sue worked tirelessly under the rain to dig canals and drain the water from the fields. It was an arduous task, but their dedication and hard work shone through.

Currently, there is a severe shortage of volunteers at the Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre. With 120 rescued horses, ponies, and donkeys depending on our care, the workload has become overwhelming for Sue to handle alone. At 67 years old, the physical demands are simply impossible to manage solo.

Sue would also like to address some of the critics who have accused the foundation of holding the animals. It is important to clarify that legally, the foundation does not own the animals placed under its care by the police. These last months, Rod worked tirelessly, sacrificing his own health, to obtain a farm license that would allow the foundation to gain ownership of the horses and subsequently find suitable homes for adoption.

However, it is crucial to understand that the majority of the horses at our centre are not suitable for adoption. Many of them arrived here old and broken, with various health problems such as genetic conditions or leg issues. It would be impractical to expect someone to adopt a horse that would incur significant veterinary bills and expenses. Our focus is on providing these animals with a comfortable life and the care they deserve.

Today, Sue finds herself in a desperate situation with no funding and almost no volunteers. We know that all of you would prefer to see cute photos or watch funny videos about our horses, ponies, and donkeys, but this is the sad and tough reality of running a rescue centre. 


As a non-profit foundation staffed almost entirely by volunteers, we rely on your donations to continue our work to save horses and to cover their ongoing feeding and care costs.
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