The annual premiums paid on such a policy can be used as a federal income-tax deduction. Ryerss Farm for Aged Equines is a non-profit, charitable organization which receives no public funds. There is usually a guest speaker or an educational video shown at these meetings. A monthly newsletter is published and mailed out to the membership, which consists of fifty or so members. Some members ride, some used to ride, some drive, some used to drive, some own horses, some don't, but they all share a genuine love of and interest in horses.
Last rider goes out at noon.
Current negative Coggins required. LAPS, the Large Animal Protection Society looks out for the welfare of Large Animals, including horses, cows, donkeys, goats, etc. If you are aware of any Large Animals that are being neglected, you can notify LAPS and they will inspect the animals and take the proper steps to make sure that the animals receive any help needed. The have taken in horses and rehabilited them and then adopted them to new homes.