2007 #3 (October) - Horse Protection Association of Florida

Number 3
Cali - May 19, 2007
Cali - July 19, 2007
Daisy Mae - June 15, 2007
Daisy Mae - July 15, 2007
2007 Newsletter
Please
remember to
do your
holiday
shopping
online at
iGive.com and
help support
these
deserving
horses!!!
Just name Horse
Protection
Association of
Florida as your
charity and go
through iGive.
com when you
shop. Each store
donates a portion
of your purchase
to HPAF and it’s
free to you!
Dusty - June 2007
Dusty - September 2007
Queen - July 2007
Queen - September 2007
A Special Thank You
Executive Director
To those who made an outstanding
contribution since the last newsletter:
Morgan Silver
Board of Directors
Bruce Volling
President
Lynn Wingate
Vice President
Robert M. Silver
Secretary/Treasurer
Dr. Marilyn Maler, DVM
Keith Glynn
Board Members
Angie Chesser
Office Manager
Kathi Volling
Newsletter Editor
Honorary Board
Bart Goldberg
Margie Goldstein-Engle
Thomas H. Heard, Jr.
Mrs. Loriel Hogan
R. Kirk Landon
Thomas J. Lane, DVM
George Morris
Amy Sperling
Gerald Wessner, VMD
Corporate Sponsor
Florida Thoroughbred Charities
Florida Thoroughbred Farm Mgrs.
Mailing address and
contributions:
HPAF
20690 NW 130th Avenue
Micanopy, FL 32667
Tel: 352/466-4366
Fax: 352/466-4072
E-mail: [email protected]
REQUIRED INFORMATION:
PURSUIT TO THE REQUIREMENTS
OF FLORIDA STATUTE 496.411 THE
FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS
PROVIDED: A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL
REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL
INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED
FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER
SERVICES BY CALLING (800) 435-7352
WITHIN THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
REGISTRATION DOES NOT
IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL,
OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE
STATE OF FLORIDA. Florida
Department of Agriculture & Consumer
Services registration #; SC-02543.
Percentage of each contribution retained
by any professional solicitor: Zero %.
Florida Thoroughbred Farm Managers
Florida Horseman’s Benevolent & Protective Assn.
The Standardbred Pleasure Horse Organization of Florida
Susan K. Allen
Maple Leaf Farm
Michael Nuzzo
Richard Silverstein
Cheryl Alsen
Ruben & Jillian Aversa
Julie Byers
Lil Chalker
DeFreitas Homes
Earl & Sheran Flippo
Jerry & Jane Goodman
Doris Hall
Hansa Tool & Die, Inc.
Carolyn Howd
Aurelia Kaeslin
Yvonne Keener
Burton Landy
Melinda Levins
Janeen Barfield
Susan Nulman
Richard Schechter
Monica Von Glahn
Elly Mims
George Morris
Alma & Uwe Moss
Charlotte Nagymihaly
Jean Pecor
Richard Reed
Jack & Nancy Roberts
Kathie Schlesinger
Doris Smith
Sparr United Methodist Church
Helen Stesney
Elizabeth Stuscavage
Deborah Vickers
Roberta Waller
~Thank you~
Thank you
Jackie Robins & David Moberly
of www.Ponycity.com
for helping with the
HPAF web site.
Thank you
Pat Buchanan,
Nikky Bernstein &
Margaret Freyer
for spending many days of their
time getting out the newsletter.
Thank you
Toad Juice
for the donation of your
wonderful horse care products.
www.ToadJuice.net
Thank you
Jim Hoffman & Keith Glynn
for volunteering
every week at the farm.
Thank you
Dr. Marilyn Maler
for veterinary services and all of
your help with the horses.
Thank you to Victoria Hanke
who came to HPAF from New Jersey
for a summer internship. Victoria is
a student at Cook College, Rutgers
University in New Jersey. She worked
hard in the oppressive summer heat
helping to care for the horses at the
HPAF farm.
~Thank you Betty Lindquist~
Betty has been helping horses at HPAF for 17 years
and has helped rehabilitate countless horses. Betty
does body work and rehabilitative therapy on horses
and riders. She helps horses release tightness
and relieve soreness to restore balance, comfort
and flexibility. She is a licensed massage therapist
certified in sports massage. She is also a Centered
Riding Instructor.
You can contact Betty at 352-372-3740.
Victoria and Cali
Thank you sponsors! The horses love you!
Michael Nuzzo of South Miami
for sponsoring Penelope.
Apryl Cruit Coscia of Monticello
for sponsoring Demi.
Alice Kay Crum of Havana
for sponsoring Scarlett.
Susan Dresnick of Pinecrest
for sponsoring Tawanda.
Karen Fischer of Ocala
for sponsoring Peanut.
Claudia Gunther of Largo
for sponsoring Karma & Toni.
Dianne Haddick of Cheverly, MD
for sponsoring Buttercup.
Toni Levine of Thonotosassa
for sponsoring Daisy Mae.
Elly Mims of Miami
for sponsoring Dream.
Monica Von Glahn of N. Palm Beach
for sponsoring Daisy Mae.
Richard Reed of Miami
for sponsoring Bongo.
Betty Moree of Palm Beach Gardens
for sponsoring Shug.
Jean Pecor of Shelburne, VT.
for sponsoring Go Boy.
Rosemary Taylor & Eugene Rodriguez
of Brandon for sponsoring Cali & Fez.
The Ryan Family of Ocala
for sponsoring Teddy.
Richard Schechter of Wellington
for sponsoring Sunny D.
Kathie Schlesinger of Coral Gables
for sponsoring Red.
Deborah Vickers of Sebastian
for sponsoring Monkee.
Beverley West of Palmetto Bay
for sponsoring Sandman.
Congratulations On Your Adoption
Sharon Trump & Hot Shot
Madison, Lauren & Cleopatra
Corporate Matching Funds
Please check with your employer to see if they will match
whatever you donate to a 501(c)(3) charity.
Bank of America and Citrix are two of the
corporations that will contribute an amount
equal to your personal donation to HPAF.
An easy way for you to “help the horses”!
Go Boy & Vicky Smith
~New horses available for adoption~
HPAF took in two horses that were survivors of
a murder/suicide in Chiefland, Florida in September.
Thirty goats, seven dogs, a miniature horse and a
burro were also killed. Three horses, two ponies,
a cow and a few goats were left on the property
unharmed. It is unknown why so many animals were
killed or why some were spared.
Pie is an approximately 2 year old filly who
appears to be part Arabian and will likely be a large
pony when full grown. Rosie is an adorable miniature
horse, probably in her teens. She is sweet and has
perfect manners. Rosie is an easy keeper and will
need to be kept on a strict diet to prevent laminitis
from developing. Both are seeking permanent
homes.
Pie
Rosie
In Honor of
Linda Wittosch
from Susan K. Allen
“IN HONOR OF”
Dad’s 79th Birthday.............................................................
Carolyn Howd
Scott Ryan’s Birthday.................... ......................................
Janis Getz
My own two horses...............................................................
Hans & Violette Papenfuss
PussyCat...............................................................................
Melinda Levans
“IN MEMORY OF”
C.W. Raulerson.....................................................................
Julie Byers
Celia W. Coll........................................................................
Celia Coll
Robert Wyld, an animal’s Best Friend.................................
Swedlana Vardeh
The Parents of Noel Steinfeld.............................................
Roberta Waller
Abby....................................................................................
Vickie Ford
Boss & Batik.........................................................................
Deborah Lumpkins
Mandy & Bold Incentive......................................................
Lloydene Bogdue
Mr. Quick & Copy Cat.........................................................
Ward & Lois Cook
Silent Over Finish................................................................
Melinda Levans
Solar Hawk and April Lynn.................................................
Jerrie Fuller
Tony, beloved quarter horse...............................................
Teresa Hunter
Zeus.....................................................................................
Sheran Flippo
A NEW TAX-SAVING
OPPORTUNITY
for DONORS AGE 70 ½ or OLDER
If you are 70 ½ or older, recent
legislation benefits you! Under
the Pension Protection Act of
2006, you can make lifetime gifts
using funds from your Individual
Retirement Accounts (IRAs)
without undesirable tax effects.
Your gifts can be accomplished
simply and will enable you to jump
start your legacy and witness the
benefits of your generosity to the
Horse Protection Association of
Florida, Inc.
You may contribute gifts this way
if:
• You are age 70 ½ or older.
• The gifts do not total more
than $ 100,000.
• You make the gifts on or
before December 31, 2007.
• You transfer funds directly
from an IRA or Rollover IRA
to a public charity, but not a
supporting organization or
donor advised fund.
Contact your IRA custodian to
transfer your desired gift amount
to the charitable organization of
your choice. It is also wise to
consult tax professionals if you
are contemplating gifts under the
new law.
~Horses Available For Adoption~
Zeus
Lex
Sasha
Voltare
Pilgrim
Belle
Gulliver
Mandy
Bunny
Karma
Hannah
Rainy
Dream
Dee
Surprise
Goldie
Devo
Shatar
Paris
Demi
Membership Form
Annual Membership
Rescuer
Winner’s circle
$40
$60
$100
Sponsor
$350
Patron $500
Benefactor $______
To help the horses please, fill out this form and mail it in with your tax-deductible donation.
PLEASE MAIL TO:
Horse Protection Association of Florida, Inc.
20690 NW 130th Avenue
Micanopy, Florida 32667
Tel: (352) 466-4366
Fax: (352) 466-4072
Email: [email protected]
Name: ________________________________________________ Date: _____________
Address: _________________________________________________________________
Telephone: ( ____ ) _________________________________ Email: _________________
Does your company have a matching gift program? Company Name:___________________
REQUIRED INFORMATION:
The Horses Thank You!
PURSUANT TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF FLORIDA STATUTE 496.411 THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS PROVIDED: A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING (800) 435-7352 WITHIN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE OF FLORIDA. Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services registration #: SC-02543. Percentage of each contribution retained by any professional solicitor: Zero %. Percentage of each contribution that is received by this organization: 100 %.
Please don’t breed more horses!
The calls are increasing from people who need to give away their horses because they
can’t afford to keep them and haven’t been able to sell them. This morning alone, people
called about two yearlings, a two year old, and a 12 year old Thoroughbred they need to
give away. Almost every day we receive an email or phone call about a horse needing
a home. Now that slaughter for human consumption has been stopped in the U.S., the
value of horses has dropped even lower than it was before. The problem - too many
horses being bred. The U.S. is overloaded with horses, which is why 100,000 horses a
year have been going for horse meat bound for Europe and Japan.
Americans have been overbreeding for so long that they have created an inexpensive
meat source for other countries. Please, please do not create more horses by breeding
your mare or stallion. Invest in training which will increase the value of the horses that
you already have. Take in an unwanted young horse and give that horse the training
and foundation that will make the horse a desired and valuable animal who has hope for
a lifetime home.
~Reminder to Adopters~
Some of you forgot to send your August photos.
Email is fine. [email protected]
Thanks, we appreciate the updates!
20690 NW 130 Avenue Micanopy FL 32667
Tel: 352/466-4366 Fax: 352/466-4072
www.hpaf.org
Please help the horses!
POKER RUN - GREAT PRIZES!!!
Ride either 5 miles or 7 miles
Saturday November 3, 2007
At Tidewater trail head, Goethe
State Forest, Levy County, Florida
First Annual Charity Event
and Poker Ride
All proceeds will go to the
Horse Protection Association
Of Florida, Inc. (HPAF)
a non-profit 501(c)(3)corporation
Please remember to go online
and use iGive.com for all of
your holiday
shopping.
1st, 2nd, 3rd Place Prizes..........
Plus Silent Auction and Raffles
REGISTRATION: For further information and
a registration form contact Cheri McDermott
352/486-1512 or email Cheri at cheripony@
yahoo.com.
All fees must accompany your entry form.
Mail Entry Forms to: Lucy Snook, 1030 SE 116
Terrace, Williston, Florida 32696.
352/4861872.