There are so many ways you can help our
W.H.I.N.N.Y. horses. Anything you choose to do, as long as you become
involved, will make a lasting effect on their lives. It takes so little to
do so much for a horse in need
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Sponsor***
VOLUNTEER***
When you sponsor a WHINNY
horse, you choose to play a role in its recovery and
rehabilitation by donating money each month to its care . WHINNY is
committed to its horses and your sponsorship helps us continue
to be so. A sponsorship of $25.00 a month can make a difference. 100%
of your money will be used on the horse of your choice. Your support of
our organization is important to
us.
It is
hard work running any rescue The list of chores are endless but
with the help of good volunteers no one has to suffer the burden of doing
it all by themselves. No job is too small or any less important than
another. They all have to be done. Even if you volunteer one hour a
day, that's an hour spent doing something worthwhile for a horse in need.
Make one day out of the week a family project day and volunteer the whole
family to help clean stalls, wash water buckets or groom horses. Contact
WHINNY Horse Rescue and schedule a time. mary@whinnyhorserescue.org
DONATE***
If sponsoring and/or
volunteering are not something you want to participate in
, you can still help our horses by donating cash to their care or
donating products toward their care.
New or used product
donations are always welcome. We "recycle" your no longer used barn
supplies by putting them to good use in our barn.
We never have enough halters, lead ropes,
buckets, and feed pans. Do you have any unused garden hose? We're
always replacing ours. What about salt brick holders or old
wheelbarrows & feed carts standing around or stored somewhere
that we could put to good use. That old saying, " One man's junk is
another man's treasure." Well it's true! We treasure every product
donation .
WHINNY'S HorsesChristmas wish list
Please
remember the animals this holiday season.
Your cash donation
- no matter how small you feel it is, makes a big difference . See
what your money can do -
*A $3.00 donation will buy a brick of salt
*A $4.00 donation would buy a bale of straw to help keep the
stalls clean & dry on cold winter nights
*A $6.00 donation
will buy a bale of hay or a bag of bedding.
*A $10.00 donation
will buy one tube of wormer or a bag of feed.
*A $25.00
donation will trim one horses feet
Here is just a few
items on their list that our horses would enjoy for
Christmas!
**Straw or bagged bedding
** Cat litter ( it helps absorb the amonia smell in the
stalls)
** Hay
**Heated water buckets
**Senior feed - for
our old timers
**Wormer
**Carrots & apples & treats for
their stockings
If you would like to make a cash donation
please make your check or money order payable to
:
WHINNY Horse Rescue
14076 Township Road 203
NE
Crooksville, Ohio 43731
740-982-1257
mary@whinnyhorserescue.org
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- What we need -
These come
in mighty handy -
For clean dry stalls - ![]()
Bagged bedding and/or
straw
Cat litter
- it helps soak up excess urine
and absorbs ammonia odor
Feed buckets/pans
Fly
masks
Fly spray
Grooming supplies
Halters/lead
ropes
Muck forks
Salt bricks/blocks
Stall fans
Water
buckets -flat back and/or
heated
Wheelbarrows
Wormer
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What
if........
Instead of flowers for a
memorial service, you donate to a local animal shelter or rescue
organization in the deceased name.
You collect aluminum cans and
donate half the profits to a local animal shelter or rescue
organization.
You organize a charity yard sale and donate the
profits to a local animal shelter or rescue organization.
You
teach your kids about the gift of giving by having them donate the
cost of one can of pop a week to a local animal sheter or rescue
organization.
You buy one extra can/bag of feed and donate it to
a local animal shelter or rescue organization.
You ask the grocer
if you can purchase his outdated apples and carrots at a discount,
so you can donate them to a local horse rescue.
You fill a
stocking for Christmas with apples, carrots, sugar cubes, dog
biscuits, cans of cat food, etc., and donate it to the local animal
shelter or rescue organization.
Save your pennies from January
1st to December 31st, then donate them to a local animal shelter or
rescue organization.
Please contact us if you can help
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