Missy's Hope Equine Rescue
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Welcome to Missy's Hope Equine Rescue Resource. We are a small resource site for rescues and horse owners. We are dedicated to helping horses find homes, helping equine rescues, and providing information on various topics that are important to horse owners and lovers.
This is local to me and so I am posting the information here as well as on the missing/stolen horses page. NetPosse.com Idaho Alert - NE - Liver Chestnut AQHA Mare Stolen in Lancaster County, June 12, 2009
FREEZE BRAND ON RIGHT HIP - 4F with ARROW pointing to head NetPosse Exec Coordinator Stolen Horse International, Inc. www.netposse.com reply: stolenhorse@netposse.com NetPosse.com Stolen Horse Alerts for Stolen/Missing Horses and more ... A stolen horse could be a long distance in a short time period. Please pass this to your associations, list groups, council members, friends and ask them to do the same. If you put information on your website please link the info to NetPosse.com. SHI will be updating information and has the only flyer ready to print and post for those who want to help. The Internet is great for spreading the word but success stories show that most horse are found from a flyer. Thank you very much for your generosity in helping these victims. -- Debi Metcalfe , President--Stolen Horse International.
Our website is almost always under construction (the horses looking for homes pages are updated every night!) and we are always working to add new information (and pages!) and to make this site more user friendly (check out our new and improved navigation on the left of your screen!). Please check back with us. Is there something you would like to see here on our site? Please feel free to email us with suggestions and we are happy to consider them. New! I have created three new pages! Kid Broke Horses, Weanlings and Yearlings, and Donkeys and Mules. These pages were suggested to help people who are looking specifically for these types of equines. It will take some time to get these pages added to all of the pages of the website, please bear with me as the site is under construction. I am also slowly adding search buttons to the website. They will look like the following:
I would not be able to make this site possible without the help of individuals who scan advertisements for horses that are in danger of going to auction, direct to slaughter, or are in the right price range to be purchased by a kill buyer. Thank you to all those who help! If you do not see any horses for your state and would like to help, please feel free to send me the information that you find. They will not only be posted here on the site, but compiled into a list that is sent to many rescue organizations and private individuals who would like to help the horses.
Greatest thanks go to Lynn E. (from the New England Area) and Shanna ( Midwest "At Risk" Horse Listings: http://atriskhorselistings.blogspot.com/)for helping to compile lists for their areas and being willing to share them with me!
Missy and her Momma, CC, at a few days old.
This site was created in memory of Miss TangereaTopsail aka Missy. Her passing lead us to the Equine Rescues and the knowledge of what they do. To read her story, click here.
Missy on our final walk together. Please take a moment to browse these pages. Learn about the horses looking for homes. Learn about the rescues that need help. Learn about what you can do to help the horses in your area. Then open your heart and help. Helping doesn't necessarily mean donating money. Sometimes it is as simple as passing the word on to others.
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