Sponsor A Horse
New Hope Rescue
Often, the horses that come into rescue need long term vet care,
medications, extensive farrier care, or specific nutritional supplements.
One way to really help is to sponsor a specific horse by donating
towards their ongoing bills.
For example, Chase suffers from advanced ringbone and requires
Adequan injections twice a month and a Legend injection once a month
to keep him comfortable. This costs approximately $155 every month.
Monty, one of our 30+ seniors, cannot chew hay anymore, so he eats
Triple Crown Complete and chopped forage (Triple Crown grass
forage). This runs about $15 a bag each, and in the winter he goes
through about three bags a week.
Dawn needs a steady weight gain supplement for extra calories; we use
Vetri Weight by Vetri Science, as it is all natural and easy on older
horses' systems. It also has added probiotics for good gut health. One
tub runs about $40. She also needs chopped forage in the winter.
Leonard is another senior that we recently realized will remain a
permanent resident, and so we need help feeding him. He eats Purina
Senior and chopped hay, to the tune of approximately $100 a month.
Classy has had a lot of vet bills that have quickly added up. He may
also require special shoeing, which will probably run about $120 every 6
weeks or so.
medications, extensive farrier care, or specific nutritional supplements.
One way to really help is to sponsor a specific horse by donating
towards their ongoing bills.
For example, Chase suffers from advanced ringbone and requires
Adequan injections twice a month and a Legend injection once a month
to keep him comfortable. This costs approximately $155 every month.
Monty, one of our 30+ seniors, cannot chew hay anymore, so he eats
Triple Crown Complete and chopped forage (Triple Crown grass
forage). This runs about $15 a bag each, and in the winter he goes
through about three bags a week.
Dawn needs a steady weight gain supplement for extra calories; we use
Vetri Weight by Vetri Science, as it is all natural and easy on older
horses' systems. It also has added probiotics for good gut health. One
tub runs about $40. She also needs chopped forage in the winter.
Leonard is another senior that we recently realized will remain a
permanent resident, and so we need help feeding him. He eats Purina
Senior and chopped hay, to the tune of approximately $100 a month.
Classy has had a lot of vet bills that have quickly added up. He may
also require special shoeing, which will probably run about $120 every 6
weeks or so.
Chase: Needs monthly
Legend injections and
bi-weekly Adequan.
Legend injections and
bi-weekly Adequan.
Monty: Needs chopped
forage as he can no longer
chew hay.
forage as he can no longer
chew hay.
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| Click below to donate to a particular horse! Just write the horse's name that you wish to sponsor in the comments section! |
Leonard: Can only eat senior
feed and chopped, soaked
hay.
feed and chopped, soaked
hay.