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HartSong Ranch
- Greenwood, CA
- United States
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haha!
aw, this is a great pic!
From the Gift Store
i love the hair you must give me the number for your stylist!
NOt to be mean, but birdie looks like he/she is having a bad feather day.
just saying a quick good morning to fellow horse lovers. HartSong Ranch is a sanctuary that takes in disabled animals. We have 7 blind horses - feel free to send us a friend request, we are new here at the ASPCA site!
Meet other horse lovers and talk until you’re horse…er, hoarse.
Whether they be mentally or physically
handicapped. Get together and discuss
ways to cope, ways to help, and just
chat with people with "special" pets.
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- My website or blog:
- http://hartsongranch.org/help.html
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- HartSong Ranch grants permanent sanctuary to animals with disabilities. Many of our residents are blind. All require some kind of specialized care.
Our mission is to provide a landscape of quiet and tranquility for the animals that live here – a sanctuary where they can enjoy nature, peace of mind and rejuvenated spirits.
We invite you to experience the joy in knowing them. Their stories are inspiring and their lives profoundly worthwhile.
- How we met:
- New arrivals to the sanctuary share two primary commonalities. They are disabled and… they are defeated. Remarkably, therein lies the inspiration. Early on, we learned these special animals are defeated, not by their disability, but rather their environmental circumstance. So we set out to change the circumstance. We put them back in nature and by doing so, gave them a choice. “Remain as you are, or find your way-you decide”? Guess what? They ALWAYS choose to find their way. ALWAYS! Watching them become masters of their surroundings is truly fascinating. Everyday, they navigate trees, rocks, hills, fences and watering holes. They go on long walks, stand in the sun, roll in the dirt, scratch on the trees, play, frolic and kick up their heels. They are healthy, appreciative and so happy to be alive. Therein, lies the reward.
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- HartSong Ranch Animal Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Animal Welfare Organization
All contributions are 100% tax-deductible. Donations, unless otherwise specified, deposit into the general fund and are used for medical care, food, shelter and farrier services.
In support of our charitable mission, there are many ways to help the disabled animals at the sanctuary
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HartSong Ranch - About the Sanctuary
Hartsong Ranch is located on 30 rolling acres in the beautiful Sierra Nevada foothill community of Greenwood, California. We are named HartSong Ranch for two reasons. First, our last name is Hart. Secon… Continue
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- At 1:58pm on December 5, 2009,
♥Ashley♥ said…
- I would love it if you were to visit my webpage and perhaps become a member of the site
Visit (FFASC) Fight For Animal Safety Communities
Visit (FFASC) Fight For Animal Safety Communities The reason I started this group on the Ning network was to broaden and expand the knowledge of animal cruelty and to gather people to join the site and become one for animals . I don't want to draw members away from the ASPCA community, I just want you all to have a chance to check out the Social Network and maybe join.
- At 4:55am on November 15, 2009, Mary Alice gave HartSong Ranch a gift…
- From the Gift Store
- At 7:52pm on October 18, 2009,
Pit Bulls Rule! said…
- thanks for the add
- At 11:48am on October 18, 2009,
Bonnie L Pelton said…
- THX 4 the add my friend !! nice to meet you !! have a great day !! Awseome profile pic ! :))
- At 11:08am on October 18, 2009,
HandicappedPets said…
- Thanks for the add!
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