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Help
Us Continue to Make Miracles Happen
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What's worse than dying a slow and painful death from
starvation? Being a mom and watching your baby die
from starvation, too, knowing you're supposed to be able to
provide milk to keep that baby alive.
Dingolay (aka Layla) and her baby (Tonka), plus a 3-year-old filly
(Sienna Rachel), arrived at our rescue on
May 15, 2009. The baby and his mom were in critical
condition -- the baby was holding on by a thread. Sadly, Tonka
died three days later at the hospital.
Click on this
link to read about them and keep up-to-date about their status.
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Zaynah is a 26-year-old, very emaciated Arabian mare that was being
ridden hard by a 300+-lb. man a few months ago when something
snapped in her legs and she went down, where she lay in pain.
With two fractures in her left knee and blown tendons and ligaments
in her right leg, a strap was put around her front legs in order to
drag her to another location to be shot.
Thankfully, Zaynah is now at our rescue and on her way to recovery.
Click here to read her
shocking story.
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Please join us in our quest to prevent any more innocent animals
from suffering! We cannot do
this alone, and we need YOU to walk along the rescue road with us.
Please click here to
visit our Donate page -- and thank you!
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Welcome to Beauty's Haven ...
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Theresa Batchelor,
President, and Beauty
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... and thank you for your interest! We
are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization incorporated in the State of
Florida. Please take time to browse through our website and
get to know us and the horses here.
Our purpose is to help as many equine friends as
possible when they are in need. We network with other rescue
organizations and individuals, and we work to educate others about
horse slaughter in an effort to make it illegal -- not just in the
United States but also in Canada, Mexico, and other
countries.
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Horses
who arrive at our beautiful farm come from auctions, kill buyers,
brokers, and sometimes from owners that no longer want them or can
no longer care for them. Some come from caring owners who want
to ensure that their beloved horses find a good home.
Sometimes we
pay to get a horse out of its desperate situation and then
pay to transport the horse to our rescue. Many have been neglected and/or abused and,
once they are safely here, they are in need of vet, farrier,
and dental care, which is also costly.
Once the horses
are safe here, then there are the expenses that come with every horse: feed, wormers, etc.
And, with 34 horses in residence, we go through a ton of hay
about every four days.
We cannot do this
alone. We need assistance from caring individuals, groups, and
businesses. No amount is too small -- please give today to
help the horses by visiting our Donate
page. Donations are tax deductible.
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Visitors are welcome --
but by appointment only. Closed on Sundays and Thursdays.
If you would like to volunteer or to make an
appointment, please contact Anne via email at anneboris@windstream.net
or call 386-937-3371.
Email:
bhfer@earthlink.net
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We are a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit
Organization. Donations are tax-deductible.
EIN:
20-4783950. Click here
to view our IRS determination letter.
IMPORTANT: In accordance
with Chapter 496, Florida Statutes, the Solicitations of
Contributions Act, the following information is provided:
Beauty's Haven Farm and Equine Rescue, Inc., Registration No.:
CH21245
"A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL
INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES
BY CALLING TOLL-FREE 1-800-435-7352 WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION
DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE
STATE."
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