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> Arabian Horse Rehoming Resource, Do you know about it?
Vicki Gaudreau
post Nov 19 2007, 03:41 PM
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Whether you know of an Arabian needing to be rehomed, or are perhaps looking to give a good, loving home to an Arabian in need, there is now a much needed resource available. Arabian Horse Rehoming Resource is a wonderful grassroots organization whose sole purpose is to help our beloved Arabians. The mission of the Arabian Rehoming Resource is
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raising funds for the Arabian horse rehoming effort. Our goal ... yeah, it's a big one, but here it goes: "To Ensure A Safe Home For Every Arabian Horse"!
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raising funds for the purpose of assisting Arabians that are in need
Right now, a BOD is being established to determine how/where funds are allocated & we're brainstorming fundraising ideas, including an online auction.

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post Nov 24 2007, 05:07 PM
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I think that they are doing a great job! Spread the word so more horses can be rescued! Keep up the good work!

Kind regards Camilla
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post Oct 18 2008, 10:33 AM
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what a good idea i am going to list the ones i have with them...


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post Oct 18 2008, 10:52 AM
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Do these folks do any workin California?

With the death of my mom, if I do not place several of my horses, I will have to make some tough decisions.
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post Oct 18 2008, 02:30 PM
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I sent 3 emails last year and never got a responce. It seems as though a horse whom isn't in trouble but needs to be rehomed for some reason isn't a high priorty for people who rescue and re-home. Just speaking from my experence.

Good luck to those who are trying to find homes. And.. I truely mean that. My post is not supposed to be sarcastic just disappointing. The thought of re-homing my guy was a tough one. I wanted to do what was best for him because I do care about him. My guy who suffers from sweet itch here where I live is coming home next weekend. If he ends up like he was 2 years ago when I moved him to a friends he will need to be put down.


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post Oct 19 2008, 10:28 AM
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QUOTE (miriggs @ Oct 18 2008, 02:30 PM) *
I sent 3 emails last year and never got a responce. It seems as though a horse whom isn't in trouble but needs to be rehomed for some reason isn't a high priorty for people who rescue and re-home. Just speaking from my experence.

Good luck to those who are trying to find homes. And.. I truely mean that. My post is not supposed to be sarcastic just disappointing. The thought of re-homing my guy was a tough one. I wanted to do what was best for him because I do care about him. My guy who suffers from sweet itch here where I live is coming home next weekend. If he ends up like he was 2 years ago when I moved him to a friends he will need to be put down.



Wow, and that was before the economy went to heck in a handcart.

A Nor Cal Rescue is offering $25 Euthanasia. I thought that was fabulous. They currently have enough donations to put to sleep 50 horses.
http://www.norcalequinerescue.com/clinics.php

I also wonder if any of the large Cat(Santuaries) facilities take in horses.
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post Oct 23 2008, 01:19 PM
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Debi,

Are you referring to e-mails you sent to the Arabian Horse Rehoming Resource? If so, please give me the details of that. I answer ALL e-mails that come to the AHRR, and post all horses that need to be rehomed ($500 or less). I hope your post isn't referring to the AHRR, or I've totally missed something here.

Brenda


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I sent 3 emails last year and never got a responce. It seems as though a horse whom isn't in trouble but needs to be rehomed for some reason isn't a high priorty for people who rescue and re-home. Just speaking from my experence.

Good luck to those who are trying to find homes. And.. I truely mean that. My post is not supposed to be sarcastic just disappointing. The thought of re-homing my guy was a tough one. I wanted to do what was best for him because I do care about him. My guy who suffers from sweet itch here where I live is coming home next weekend. If he ends up like he was 2 years ago when I moved him to a friends he will need to be put down.
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post Oct 23 2008, 03:39 PM
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Brenda,

Do you have any resources in Southern California???
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Resources in what respect? Someone to take in horses? If you'd like us to help you place your horse(s) into a new home, send me detailed info about each horse (age, registration info, temperament, rideability, illnesses/lame issues, etc.), along with a photo, and I will post them on the AHRR. I'll need to know any details of 'purchase' ... is the horse to be given away or sold (if at a price, the amount you want for the horse, up to $500).

The e-mail address for the AHRR: Arabians247@yahoo.com

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http://www.arabianhorserehomingresource.com


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Brenda,

Do you have any resources in Southern California???
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