White Bird Appaloosa Horse Rescue
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Basics
Web Address: White Bird Apps Phone: 434-767-2839
E-mail: whitebirdapps@Gmail.com
Paypal link: http://www.whitebirdapps.com/help.htm
Fundraising Drives on TWR: (add links to specific fundraisers on TWR, will help build a reputation for FOBs)
Media stories: (http://www.southsidemessenger.com/articles/2007/04/06/news/o6.txt http://www.chroniclenewspapers.com/articles/2004/11/05/news/news11.txt)
Description of Rescue
The White Bird Appaloosa Horse Rescue is a Virginia 501(c)3 non-profit corporation dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of abused, neglected and at-risk Appaloosa and other horses, especially those in urgent need. We provide shelter, care, medical and rehabilitation services to horses in need, and whenever possible, we place them in loving and permanent homes. While we specialize in Appaloosas and their specific issues, we will not turn away horses of other breeds if they are in urgent need and we can help them. Horses that cannot or should not be adopted are given permanent sanctuary so that they may live the remainder of their lives in safety and dignity. Horses in the care of White Bird Appaloosa Horse Rescue are housed in Burkeville, VA, as well as affiliate foster farms. Here, they are loved and cared for by unpaid volunteers who generously donate their time and talent. White Bird achieved its non-profit status in 2003.
Rescue Network
List of other rescues this rescue works with: We have worked with many. We will assist any time we are asked to do so, if it is within our means.
FOB Horses
Add updates of horses rescued with FOB fundraising money. Keep a running total on the number of successful FOB rescues ... all helps build a reputation with FOBs.
Feedback from FOBs
From volunteers who have visited the rescue etc which may include relevant links to the discussion board about the visit.
Questions from FOBs
This this space available for FOBs to ask questions. Answers can then be worked into the above content if appropriate.
