| Greetings,  Do you ever wonder what the number one expense for an average horse rescue or sanctuary is? Do you wonder what is the single most important thing in a horses diet? Well, they are one in the same...good quality HAY!
Hay can literally mean the difference between life and death for a horse. Starving horses need it to begin their recovery after rescue, healthy horses need it to maintain good health and even older horses who may get senior feed need hay too. If we could have one wish, it would be for the hay fairy to bring us a big ole load of hay! But, since we don't have an in with the hay fairy, we are asking the Angel Acres Gang to consider making a donation - no amount is too small or too large - to help us get this seasons hay! How Important Is It Really? Crockets story is one of heart wrenching sadness, yet with a happy ending - he nearly died because he didn't get the hay he so desperately needed. Now on the road to recovery, you can read his original story here at - Crocket's Rescue Day link and his updated story is here. Had he been given hay by those responsible for caring for him, he would have never ended up at death's door needing emergency rescue. Your donation of as little as $10 can help us get the hay we need for the season, helping us to make the life of a once slaughter bound, neglected or abused horse just a little bit brighter. The horses at Angel Acres know EXACTLY when breakfast, lunch, midday snacks and dinner are served and boy oh boy do they let us know if we are late!!! Help us keep these ladies and gentleman happy and healthy and make a donation to our hay fund today! Also...if you have extra hay from last season and would like to donate it to our gang, please email me and we can arrange to have it picked up quickly!   
Thank you for taking the time to read this email and please share with others and help us get the word out about our hay drive! Have a super happy weekend, Jo Deibel Angel Acres Horse Haven Rescue, Inc. PO Box 62, Glenville, PA 17329
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