Post by Admin on Jan 18, 2007 13:00:21 GMT -5
Hello everyone
In scrolling through the posts, it's nice to see familiar faces here.
For those who don't know us...here's a short intro.
My name is Deanana Hazen, President and Founder of Sky's the Limit Horse Rescue, a 501(c)3 Non-Profit here in Northern California. I have a wonderful group working with me that has taken this rescue and turned it into great things. Although we are a smaller operation, we feel that we have made a large impact on the lives we have been able to assist. We were able to place 26 equines in 2006 as well as assist with the investigation and rescue of several more in conjunction with local animal control agencies.
We're hoping that 2007 will be a great year for us. We're off to a rocky start with the loss of lease on one of our facilities having the horse property placed up for sale to developers. We're currently looking for a new PERMANENT facility, but is taking a little longer than expected. All current horses are needing homes and will not be able to do any intakes until a permanent home is found for the facility. But of course, there are always the "emergency" cases if need be. We're still planning fundraisers at this moment as well as public appearances in the meantime.
If there's anyone that wishes to assist us in planning some events/fundraisers or assist us with grant proposals, we'd love to hear from you.
Hope everyone has a great day and keep up the great work you all do!
Deanana
In scrolling through the posts, it's nice to see familiar faces here.
For those who don't know us...here's a short intro.
My name is Deanana Hazen, President and Founder of Sky's the Limit Horse Rescue, a 501(c)3 Non-Profit here in Northern California. I have a wonderful group working with me that has taken this rescue and turned it into great things. Although we are a smaller operation, we feel that we have made a large impact on the lives we have been able to assist. We were able to place 26 equines in 2006 as well as assist with the investigation and rescue of several more in conjunction with local animal control agencies.
We're hoping that 2007 will be a great year for us. We're off to a rocky start with the loss of lease on one of our facilities having the horse property placed up for sale to developers. We're currently looking for a new PERMANENT facility, but is taking a little longer than expected. All current horses are needing homes and will not be able to do any intakes until a permanent home is found for the facility. But of course, there are always the "emergency" cases if need be. We're still planning fundraisers at this moment as well as public appearances in the meantime.
If there's anyone that wishes to assist us in planning some events/fundraisers or assist us with grant proposals, we'd love to hear from you.
Hope everyone has a great day and keep up the great work you all do!
Deanana
