We love our sponsors!
They make it possible, through their monthly donations, for us to continue helping horses. It's tough, though, when we get a sponsorship promise, but the sponsor forgets to pay. Should we call and remind them, or just help fewer horses?
The bills for vet, farrier and food don't wait, so while we wait for our sponsors to fulfill their promise, we sometimes have to turn down horses that need help.
If you're one of our sponsors who pays promptly, thank you. If you're one of the sponsors who might be a bit late, please think of the horses and send your cheque now. They need your help.
We ask for a minimum four month commitment so that we can plan ahead when we take on a new rescue. All of our sponsors can choose to continue past the four months, of course.
Sometimes horses are adopted quickly, others spend a long time here. All need to be seen by a vet and the farrier, and some need special supplements or drugs to get better.
Sponsor a horse!
Want a horse to call your own (sort of) without the variable expenses of vet, farrier and board? For just $50 a month, you can sponsor a horse at Dreamscape Acres.
Your sponsorship helps us help more horses and pay the bills for that horse.
You get to come out, spend quality one-on-one time with your horse: grooming, petting, cuddling and, depending on the horse chosen, even ground work in the ring to rehabilitate and retrain the horse or pony.
Payments may be made by cash, cheque or PayPal. Email for details.
Want a horse to call your own (sort of) without the variable expenses of vet, farrier and board? For just $50 a month, you can sponsor a horse at Dreamscape Acres.
Your sponsorship helps us help more horses and pay the bills for that horse.
You get to come out, spend quality one-on-one time with your horse: grooming, petting, cuddling and, depending on the horse chosen, even ground work in the ring to rehabilitate and retrain the horse or pony.
Payments may be made by cash, cheque or PayPal. Email for details.
Delilah and Finn
In the big field now - July 2008
S'Heir the Dream is 5 now!
Amelia and S'Heir
Eleanor and Reba at Shilo
Eleanor competing in the Barrel race on Serge's horse, Reba at a Shilo Fun Show in 2007
Malachi
Owned by Michael.
S'Heir the Dream
S'Heir is a purebred Arabian mare out of Xanadus Bathsheba by The Royal Heir. S'Heir is owned by Susan.
Dreams Firecracker
Firecracker, a weanling filly purchased at the Galetta auction in Oct. 2007 - owned jointly by Susan and Eleanor
Beauty and Sneakers
Sweet ponies owned by Susan
Tinkerbelle
Susan's Border Collie - almost always in motion.
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