Hanaeleh Horse Rescue and Advocacy

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Update: Imperial County- 20 y/o QH is Safe!

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This e-mail is to let everyone know that we are going to pick up the 20 y/o QH this Saturday and take him to a foster home where he can get food and some basic health care.  We are hoping to take him to a rescue at the end of September.

This has only been possible with the great help of several wonderful people in Trabuco Canyon who have banded together for this poor guy.

Many thanks to everyone who helped network this guy.  Please keep him in your thoughts and pray that he will load smoothly!

Elizabeth Zarkos
President, Hanaeleh
Rescuing Abused, Abandoned and Neglected Horses
(949) 842-7408
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