By Katia Louise | Director
Great news! Wild for Life Foundation (WFLF) is pleased to announce that its rescue Navajo mustangs are safe and once again enjoying peaceful harbor. Their peaceful sanctuary became at risk in December during the Southern California wild fires.
Now in our 10th year of operation, the Wild For Life Foundation has long leased equine properties in Southern California’s rural communities to serve and house at-risk horses from California and from across the country. But when wild fires and other disasters hit, these calamities place a severe stain on local animal charities like WFLF, as resources for rescue animals are oftentimes tapped due to the great number of animals in need of charitable rescue and sanctuary services. Competing demands for pasture space by commercial livestock interests and the need to turn a profit by agricultural Lessor(s) add to the difficult challenges faced by small but effective charities like WFLF to carry out our life saving mission without having property of our own.
We are not out of the dark, but we are extremely thankful for the continued wide showing of support for our dedicated work on behalf of at risk animals in need. With kind and generous assistance from caring and compassionate supporters like you, WFLF is securing safe harbor habitats and the essential provisions needed to provide for the continuum of quality care and protection these and other at risk equines deserve.
WFLF continues to provide rescue and sanctuary services for a number of rescue Navajo mustangs whose lives had become at risk due to roundups and slaughter. Ongoing donations are needed to help assure safe and peaceful environment for these majestic animals who have already been through so much. You can help make this possible through this GlobalGiving project.
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Wild for Life Foundation’s Navajo Horse Rescue and Recovery Mission (NHRRM) is a lifesaving program which provides emergency rescue and placement services for wild horses, burros and orphan foals that have been saved from roundups, slaughter and other forms of cruelty. They come to us traumatized, shattered, desperate and betrayed. With us they have found love, quality care, safety, compassion, dignity, trust, hope and a new beginning.
The Wild For Life Foundation (WFLF) has stepped up on numerous occasions over the years to successfully save the lives of 100's of horses and burros from across the country. Wild for Life Foundation is an all volunteer 501 c3 charity and we rely 100% on donations. Your continued kind support enables us save lives and to provide crucial veterinary medical care, nutritional hay shelter and rehabilitation.
You can help make a difference for these and other at risk equines by donating and sharing this important update, and by inviting your friends to take part in supporting this lifesaving cause. Together, we are their voice, and they need to be heard.
As always we thank you for your caring and compassionate support.
Sincerely,
Katia Louise, Director
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