Rescuing a horse from slaughter gives you a special feeling. The horses say it best in their thanks to us, but it goes far beyond each rescued foal or mare. Each of them touches many people along their rescue journey. We see the transporters, volunteers, foster families, donors and eventual adopters are all uplifted as a horse comes into their lives. My most important site check for our rescued horses was at Centerline Stables in Ossining, New York, which is heaven for horses—it’s like a


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