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Another Chance 4 Horses, Inc.
www.ac4h.com Rescue, Rehabilitation
and Placement is a non-profit 501c(3) corporation headquartered in
Pennsylvania with an international network. We have been in continuous
operation for over a decade. We are an all volunteer based, all breed
horse rescue. Hay, vet, farrier and life saving donations are always
needed and greatly appreciated. All donations are tax-deductible as
allowed by law. Contact info@ac4h.com AC4H
Annual audit performed and 990's Available online via Guidestar Donation
options Please call 610-621-5290 to schedule a visit to AC4H to find your next
horse friend :>) Please see the website
Available Horses and
In Quarantine
page. Ways
To Help AC4H shop to donate and other fundraising
We
collect Proof of Purchase from Nutrena and Southern States
click here for more information
Washington DC pictures
March 08
~~ Senator Landrieu
and family visits New Holland Auction Volunteer Link - please see this link for pictures of AC4H
volunteers
Visitor Link - please see
this link for pictures of visitors at AC4H :>)
The vetting crew who faithfully and fearlessly gets these horses ready
to go to their new homes.
Random pictures from AC4H
AC4H attending and educating at the HSUS Walk for the Animals October
2nd
Kate senior volunteer and her family with the mini's
other venders LAPS on end
Selina driving literally all over introducing her miniature to everyone
Lara took off meeting people and introducing them to mini's with Gail,
Craig and Tawney
At the farm....
Permanent Retiree's Kestrel, Chocolate and Tiego if you would like to
bless them with a financial gift that allows us to keep them retired
here please send your tax deductible donation to AC4H 166 Station Rd.,
Bernville, PA 19506 or paypal
christy@ac4h.com notate retiree's fund
Hayyard Branch recovering from abscesses sportingg new boots that cost
approx $300.00
Lady Diana and Magic Waltz being exercised
Snuffy Gail working with him
Ellie letting herself out lol
Chester Unfit for sale gaited horse recovering
Jennifer getting time with Lorri
Donations thank you!
visitors at the farm
visitors with mini's
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Seniors and Patches being nosey!
Templeton the Standardbed
Click Templeton -
to see his recovery process after horrible road
accident accident.
Kestrel permanent resident
- And then there were
none, A horse owner's worst nightmare Press Release
more pictures
Montiego Bay permanent resident
- AQHA gelding in his late 20's who has ringbone that has
calcified over and arthritis. He served quite a bit of his life doing
search and rescue even had an article written about him because he helped to
save a 10 yr old child who went missing. When his owners could no longer
financially afford him we took him in. He was adopted out but unfortunately
the family went through a divorce and he was returned. He will now live out
the rest of his days with us. Permanent Resident.
Tiego with Patty and 2nd picture Kestrel paying attention to Tiego.
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March 23 horse rescued directly from slaughter to Lynn currently at Dawn's -
Mare we are fundraising for nicknamed Aiden fundraising was
unssuccessful for this mare she is currently with Dawn as Lynn unloaded
her and they couldn't get her loaded back on the trailer. I am
sure that these ladies will be able to load this horse and get her to
Lynns or AC4H. waiting for contract from Dawn.
This guy purchased a mini from the auction then proceeded to put him in
the back of the truck with a slippery lining and cross tie him for
transport. He was politely told that this was unsafe but
continued. The mini became entangled, both front legs in the cross
ties and with slippery footing could have broke his legs. After
numerous requests by the vet, auction staff and AC4H were ignored by the
person who purchased him, I called the New Holland Police.
They showed up immediately to assist but the man had unloaded the mini
and tied him back in the auction while I was talking with the
dispatcher. They were going to keep an eye out should he try to
transport in this manner after we left. We would like to thank New
Holland police department for their quick response and assistance.
