FrontRangeEquineRescue.org
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Front Range Equine Rescue
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Front Range Equine Rescue (FRER), established in 1997, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to stopping the abuse and neglect of horses. It is FRER’s belief that ignorance is often the main cause for equine abuse rather than outright cruelty. A primary goal of FRER is to educate new, potential, and existing horse owners on basic horse care topics such as equine nutrition, first aid, farrier care, alternative therapies, and natural horsemanship training techniques.
In addition, FRER has assisted hundreds of horses through direct rescue and its educational programs. While some horses are donated by their owners or are rescued when abandoned, many are rescued from livestock auctions to save them from slaughter. Once rescued, FRER then provides for the direct care and rehabilitation of these horses in need. The rescue and care of these horses is very costly. FRER uses many fundraising options to raise money needed for rescue, rehabilitation, and ongoing horse care expenses. Educational events and sponsorship of a horse are just a couple of our fundraising options.
What FRER cannot do is investigate cases of horse abuse, but is available to work with animal control authorities when impounding of an animal is needed. FRER is not a retirement home or permanent sanctuary. However, we do help owners with ideas on how to find permanent, loving homes if they must give up their horses.
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