New England Equine Rescues

Equine Crisis Intervention...

New England Equine Rescues

Equine Crisis Intervention... 
         
Started in '05...New England Equine Rescues (NEER) is a growing 501(c)3 non profit organization that networks horse people all over the New England region. NEER is dedicated to helping all horses (we especially love the old and unwanted) in any way, including direct intervention for abused or slaughter-bound equines, effective horse placement, fundraising, and active support of the American Horse Slaughter Prevention Act.  NEER needs good homes, foster homes, volunteers, transport, advice, referrals, and as much support as we can to help stop the abuse, neglect, and slaughter of horses. We are a large NETWORK of people ranging from an extra stall to larger non profit organizations.  We welcome all horse people, location is not important. The more people, the better the network.  NEER is 100% volunteer...nobody is paid.

NEER was originally formed to answer a need within the equine community to network hard to place horses that were not able to find sanctuary in over crowded rescue organizations in New England. As an organization, the mission has expanded. Today, NEER actively rescues horses from a variety of situations, including owner surrenders, abuse and neglect situations, and horses at risk for slaughter. NEER provides sanctuary and rehabilitation in foster homes with the intention of adoption into new families as appropriate.  NEER works closely with, and for, other traditional equine rescue organizations, assisting with fundraising efforts and equipment donations. NEER is a member of the Horse Rescue Coalition, Homes for Horses Coalition, among other horse welfare organizations.  NEER remains an all volunteer organization relying 100% on donations from members; the community; and fundraising achievements to provide for the welfare of equines in need throughout New England. In 2008 alone, NEER provided assistance for over 50 horses in need.  No one at NEER receives a paycheck for their hard work; it is all done from the heart for the horses. Your generous support will help NEER continue their work and to support the horses that are in their care awaiting new homes.  Please consider sending a tax deductable donation today. Every dollar is greatly appreciated.

 
NEER does not sell ANY horses.
  NEER does not condone the breeding of rescues.
  NEER has NO paid members.
  NEER tries to do what's best for the horses, not the people.  
  (and we are sorry for any feelings that we may have hurt.)

Exempt from federal income tax under section 501c3 of the IRS. ~ EIN#: 202629551 ~ Public Charity Status: 170 (B) (1) (A) (vi)
                                                 
For more info, please contact Beth... 
                                                                           

fatoldfarmwife@verizon.net 

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Pround Member of:

The Horse Rescue Coalition www.freewebs.com/horserescuecoalition 
Equine Welfare Advocates www.equinewelfarealliance.org 
Horse Rescue United Network www.horserescueunited.net 
Equine Rescue Community www.equinerescuecommunity.com
Homes for Horses Coalition  www.homesforhorses.org 
National Equine Rescue Coalition www.nationalequinerescuecoalition.com
RI Federation of Riding Clubs www.orgsites.com/ri/rifrc 
West Newbury Riding and Driving Club www.wnrdc.com 
RI Disaster Animal Response Team www.orgsites.com/ri/ridart 
Equine Advocates of New England www.eaone.org 
New England Horse Council www.vthorse.com/nehc 

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PLEASE educate yourselves about slaughter... the cruelty, the suffering, and all of the propaganda and outright lies told to keep putting $ into the 'horse industey's' pocket.,  See the Slaughter page, it is informative, NOT graphic (unless you click on a link.)


This horse was at a boarding facility in CA. There were other horses and owners at the facility. All the corrals are open and you can see all the horses down the aisle way. How old do you think this horse was?

    My heart hurts...
 Today I will lay down in the mud  Because I am not loved.
 I wish I could fly away just like a dove.
 My tail no longer swishes back and forth.
 I have lost everything that I was worth.
 I am too skinny and too weak to care.
 Something that no-one should ever have to bear.
 Maybe I will get fed today. Why am I teasing myself this way?
 I know I will not get food or water. To my owner I am just a bother.
 They might love me I try to think. Nicer thoughts I try to seek.
       ...fall asleep and never wake up.

 

 

PLEASE if you are at a boarding facility or you know people who board
PLEASE ask them to look at the other horses and not turn a blind eye
PLEASE mention to the owner or the manager that a horse is starting to lose condition
PLEASE offer hay or help finding a new home or whatever is needed
PLEASE don't walk by this every day and ignore it

He was 6 months old in this picture! 

"The world is a dangerous place, not because of those
who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing."
- Albert Einstein



If you have horses on your property you need an Equine Activites Statute sign!!!  Horses are inherently
dangerous, but people need to be warned that they are 'risking their LIVES' by coming onto your property,
or you may still be liable...
www
.info/statutes/stusmast128_2D.htm  or
www.americanequestrian.com/EquineLaws.htm

(Substitute New England states for Idaho)


!!Note:  If at any time you have dealings with someone claiming to be a part of NEER and you do not particularly like the way you were treated, please contact Beth...fatoldfarmwife@verizon or Mary... martinmaryd@comcast.net!!



CAUTION: Cathy in CT...always looking for free and cheap animals 'for her daughter' or some 'girl whose father was killed'...she collects free
and cheap animals and sends them to auction/slaughter for the money.  Now claims to have a rescue.   For more info, or to add your bad experience...fatoldfarmwife@verizon.net  

Or Rachel for 1st hand experience...  ra4c2h0el@aol.com 


SLAUGHTER.:

All three American slaughter plants are now closed, thousands of horses have been saved.  We need to pass HR503/S311 to stop the transport of horses to  Canada and Mexico, where slaughter is far more brutal.  (140,000+ horses went to slaughter in '08)

http://www.commonhorsesense.net/

Extensive slaughter info: http://flyingfilly.com/horse_slaughter.htm (not graphic).

Horse Slaughter  


The following is a quote from kill buyer Manny Phelps:

I provide a service. People are revolted when I tell them I process horses for a living, but without me there would be thousands of starving horses living on our streets. You wrote how I exploit horses. Wrong. I exploit alcohol. I exploit Burger King. But with horses I provide a service. I mop up. I clean up the mess left by morons who just have to breed their mare. A few years later no one wants the baby anymore, so I come in to mop up. How come you never write about those morons who just have to breed their mare? Every spring I send dozens of mares and new foals to the meat plant. And every spring there are idiots breeding more babies. All of your "do right for horses cause they built America" is crap. The only way to do right for horses is to stop breeding them.

PLEASE STOP BREEDING!!!! 

Gelded:
The Rose Grey.
Crusty the donk.
Evan donk.
Titan.
Scrawny.
Cpt Crunch (Thank you UPenn!)


    
 
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~ 80% of first time horse owners get rid of their horse within 5 years.

~ Every 5 minutes an American horse is slaughtered for human consumption.92% of horses going to slaughter are in good condition.

~ In just nine years (1997-05), the American horse industry has grown from $25.3 billion to $39 billion, an increase of 55%.

~ The equine population in the United States has expanded from 6.9 million to 9.2 million horses, an increase of 33%.

~ Meanwhile, the number of horse owners has risen from 1.9 million to 2.0 million, a modest increase of only about 5%.

~ "Most neglect and abuse cases can be resolved through owner education.  Educational programs using existing resources should be developed and accessible to all facets of society."

    ~ USDA


NEER is not liable for any animal posted on this web site.  Nor does NEER guarantee any information given as factual or truthful.  It is the responsibility of the horse owner to fully investigate any potential home they might consider sending their horse to.  NEER urges each horse owner to conduct interviews and home checks of all potential adopters/owners....please ASK if you need help.  Thanks.

And, pictures may not be reproduced or used without the express and written permission of NEER.  Any copy or reproducing of photographs without permission will be considered copyright infringement.

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