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♥️EMERGENCY FUNDRAISER♥️ The last 2 weeks have been insane. We had planned to slowly build out our next property and stay on our current property while we built, as we were financially able to. What was a 6-12 month plan to slowly move our herd has been pushed into a 30-60 day plan. To say we’re stressed is definitely the understatement of the year. Right now we still are working through permits and contractors to get electricity on one side of our new property, and water lines dug from our new well out to a few pastures. We thought we would have a lot more time to prep the new property but things have changed and we’re now leaving our current ranch as soon as possible. This means we need to prep our new property,now. This will easily surpass $100,000 between fencing for pastures, buildings, shelters, contractor fees, electricity water, etc. We also haven’t even started the process of getting power to the side of the property that our horse barn, stables and rescue will primarily run on. If I think about the tasks and funds we need to bring in over the next 2 months I get a pit in my stomach. We have so much to do and now so little time. Please, if you’re able, donations are so very needed to create a safe place for our beautiful equine family, as quickly as possible. It sounds like a massive goal to hit $50,000 (which would cover half of what we need to raise over the next 60 days) but I KNOW if we all work together, we can do this. A little bit from a lot of people is POWERFUL. Please help us. I’m worried for our herd and where we will find placement for everyone while we go through this. Please pray for us , our family and our horses. Thank you🩵
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