Nov 22, 2009
Willow Pond Charity Event 11/14/2009
BEATA PHOTOGRAPHY - proud sponsor of:
New Hope Rescue
"Rescuing Equines and Others"
Willow Pond Charity Event to Benefit NEW HOPE RESCUE
November 14th, 2009
HOW TO HELP
Right now, what NEW HOPE RESCUE needs most to help the animals are the
following:
HAY
It doesn't have to be top quality-they have goats and cows that will relish more stemmy hay. It does, however, need to be dry and mold-free. They can pick up - if you need to clean out last year's hay to make room for new hay.January, February and March are the hardest months. If you cannot donate any hay, please consider sponsoring even one bag of chopped forage, hay cubes, or hay stretcher pellets.
BUILDING SUPPLIES
FEED
They mainly use Triple Crown horse feeds: Senior and Complete. Each bag costs around $16.They have a feed fund set up; you can send a donation to cover a certain
number of bags and mark it "feed donation". Or, you can call our nearest feed store, Hayseed's Feed Hayseedsva.com), directly and order some food:
804-557-3055.
Also: Reliance Hay Stretcher Pellet,Triple Crown alfalfa cubes
SUPPLIES
Look in your tack room....they always needs blankets.They have a wonderful seamstress who can take an old, holey blanket and fix it right up! So don't throw it away!They always need brushes... buckets... fly spray... old halters... fly masks.
Most of their older horses are on some kind of joint supplement. Consider donating a month's supply of a glucosamine/MSM supplement.
MONETARY DONATION
They always have vet bills, farrier bills, and hay and feed bills
to pay off... please consider making a tax-deductible donation.
Contact info:
newhope_rescue@yahoo.com
New Hope Rescue
PO Box 412
Providence Forge, VA 23140
New Hope Rescue
"Rescuing Equines and Others"
Willow Pond Charity Event to Benefit NEW HOPE RESCUE
November 14th, 2009
HOW TO HELP
Right now, what NEW HOPE RESCUE needs most to help the animals are the
following:
HAY
It doesn't have to be top quality-they have goats and cows that will relish more stemmy hay. It does, however, need to be dry and mold-free. They can pick up - if you need to clean out last year's hay to make room for new hay.January, February and March are the hardest months. If you cannot donate any hay, please consider sponsoring even one bag of chopped forage, hay cubes, or hay stretcher pellets.
BUILDING SUPPLIES
FEED
They mainly use Triple Crown horse feeds: Senior and Complete. Each bag costs around $16.They have a feed fund set up; you can send a donation to cover a certain
number of bags and mark it "feed donation". Or, you can call our nearest feed store, Hayseed's Feed Hayseedsva.com), directly and order some food:
804-557-3055.
Also: Reliance Hay Stretcher Pellet,Triple Crown alfalfa cubes
SUPPLIES
Look in your tack room....they always needs blankets.They have a wonderful seamstress who can take an old, holey blanket and fix it right up! So don't throw it away!They always need brushes... buckets... fly spray... old halters... fly masks.
Most of their older horses are on some kind of joint supplement. Consider donating a month's supply of a glucosamine/MSM supplement.
MONETARY DONATION
They always have vet bills, farrier bills, and hay and feed bills
to pay off... please consider making a tax-deductible donation.
Contact info:
newhope_rescue@yahoo.com
New Hope Rescue
PO Box 412
Providence Forge, VA 23140
Nov 5, 2009
Fox Hunting, October 31, 2009
Princess Anne Hunt
"Princess Anne Hunt became a recognized hunt in 1937. Like many other hunts during the course of the following years, Princess Anne Hunt has gone through periods of dormancy then establishment, and the location have also changed due to encroaching development. Today, through kindness and generosity of our landowners, Princess Anne Hunt is privileged to hunt in Charles City County, along the James River, its beautiful plantations and surrounding historical farmlands in addition to James City, New Kent, Surry, Henrico, Hanover and Prince George, counties"
This year Princess Anne Hunt has the honor and pleasure of hunting of Virginia's finest historical plantations -
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