Causes: Animals
Mission: Stamp Out Starvation of Horses is a Georgia equine rescue and relief fund committed to improving the lives of horses across Georgia. We mitigate risks before they become critical. Our multi-tiered program assists horse owners who have fallen on hard times, as well as assisting other licensed Georgia rescues to feed and care for their animals.
Results: Over the past three years, we have helped dozens of families feed and vet their horses. When there is no option but to re-home a horse, we call on our vast network to find and screen potential new homes. S. O. S. has also purchased hay and a shelter for the impound facility at the Lee Arrendale Prison Equine Facility in Alto, Georgia, and assisted other rescues with hay and feed.
Target demographics: horse owners in Georgia
Direct beneficiaries per year: 30-50
Geographic areas served: Georgia
Programs: S. O. S. assists horse owners with emergency funding to feed and care for their horses. Our community outreach helps to educate horse owners to keep their animals safe and happy. We also work with other horse rescues to help re-home unwanted horses, and to prosecute abusers.
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
Mission: Stamp Out Starvation of Horses is a Georgia equine rescue and relief fund committed to improving the lives of horses across Georgia. We mitigate risks before they become critical. Our multi-tiered program assists horse owners who have fallen on hard times, as well as assisting other licensed Georgia rescues to feed and care for their animals.
Results: Over the past three years, we have helped dozens of families feed and vet their horses. When there is no option but to re-home a horse, we call on our vast network to find and screen potential new homes. S. O. S. has also purchased hay and a shelter for the impound facility at the Lee Arrendale Prison Equine Facility in Alto, Georgia, and assisted other rescues with hay and feed.
Target demographics: horse owners in Georgia
Direct beneficiaries per year: 30-50
Geographic areas served: Georgia
Programs: S. O. S. assists horse owners with emergency funding to feed and care for their horses. Our community outreach helps to educate horse owners to keep their animals safe and happy. We also work with other horse rescues to help re-home unwanted horses, and to prosecute abusers.
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This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
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