WHAT YOU CAN DO
The Reward of Saving a Life, the Reality of the Cost
Saving a life is a priceless reward, but the costs involved are very real. The expenses for feed, veterinary care, farrier services, medications, transportation, and the purchase of the horses are all covered through donations and personal funding. It’s a significant undertaking, both financially and logistically. However, our unwavering commitment to the horses, combined with our hope that the inhumane slaughter practices will someday end, drives our determination to continue this vital work.
Your Support Makes a Difference
Every donation to SCCR goes directly toward the care and well-being of the horses we rescue. As a registered non-profit organization, we ensure that 100% of your contribution benefits the animals in need. Additionally, all donations over $25 are tax-deductible, providing not just an opportunity to help save lives, but also a valuable tax receipt for your generosity.
YOUR DONATIONS HELP:
$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)
VOLUNTEER
SCCR is currently accepting new Volunteers!
TOURS
Interested in learning more about what we do at the ranch and coming to meet our residents? SCCR tours are run on Wednesday and Saturdays by the wonderful Marie Grindlay. Book your slot today!