$8.50– a bag of shavings for bedding (one horse requires up to 1 bag of bedding every week)

$20 – a small 65lb square bale of hay (one horse requires 1 bale of hay every 2 days)

$25-$32 – a bag of feed (one senior horse requires 1 bag of feed every week)

$20 to $25 – de-wormer paste for one horse (required 2 times annually)

$60 – hoof trimming for one horse (needed every 8 weeks)

$110 – one 1000lb round bale of hay (one horse eats approximately 1 round bale in a month)

$75 – vaccinations for one horse (needed for new rescues and annually)

$225 – basic vet visit and check up for one horse (needed for all new rescues)

$278 – basic dental care (float) for one horse (needed for all new rescues)

$500 plus – emergency medical care (often needed for new rescues)

$1000 plus – special medical care (i.e. surgeries for gelding, health issues, etc.)

Non-financial donations are also welcome and appreciated. Items such as:

Feed (Lifeline Broodmare and Foal, STEP 8, Lifeline Senior pellets; Alfalfa cubes, Flax ; Rice Bran)

Supplements (vitamin and mineral supplements; probiotics: 100% vegetable oil and salt blocks)

Bedding (wood pellets)

Hay (square bales; round bales) and hay nets

Buckets (rubber feed; water)

Blankets (all weights including rain sheets; all sizes)

Mucking forks (for paddock/stall mucking), corn brooms

Good used tack, rope halters and lead lines.

Grooming brushes and supplies

First Aid Items (Vet Wrap; Bandages; antibacterial ointments; MTG)