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Mission: To provide public
awareness and education concerning the welfare of equines, and to work with
county Humane Society Chapters, Animal Control Offices and Law Enforcement
Offices in South Carolina to guarantee the welfare and safety of all equines
in the state. SCARE will assist in the investigation of equine abuse and/or
neglect cases in South Carolina and will provide responsible foster/adoptive
homes and quality rehabilitative care for equines in need.
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Hunter Pace Trail Ride |
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Benefiting the Rescues |
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October 2, 2010
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Event Information |
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July 2010 - Community Times - Walterboro SC
SCARE volunteers rehabilitate deprived horses
In her prime, DEE DEE had a prized career as an award-winning race horse. As a
horse orally challenged coupled with an unintended under-educated owner, Dee Dee
became emaciated with a tear-jerking and anger-provoking frailty that cause her
bones to push through the tender flesh wrapping her now skimpy bruised yet
graceful existence.
Read the full article |
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Sheeba Needs Your Help |
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Sheeba is in need of Veterinary care and
groceries. Looking at these pictures you may
think she is in too bad of shape to make it, but It isn't too late for her.
With support from you through your donations she will at least have a
fighting chance. Please find it in your heart to donate today. |
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Summer is on the way,
can you tell if your horse is dehydrated? |
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by Jean-Pierre Hourdebaight, LMT
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During the massage of your horse,
you can easily assess if your animal shows signs of dehydration or not.
Though the quality of your touch, you can tell. Usually a general loss of
skin elasticity and an increase in muscle tone are the two most common
forerunner signs of dehydration. The Full
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Immediate and continuing need for hay! |
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We are in desperate need of hay for the rescues being cared
for in our Midlands facility. |
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Please contact us if you can help by donating some hay for
the rescues, the need has never been greater.
scare@scequinerescue.org |
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You can also help by donating a few dollars to buy hay
using the Donate button below. |
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It is difficult to comprehend the long-term neglect and surrounding
situation that produce such a devastated, depressed creature as a starved
horse. The bones are so prominent that the skeleton appears to belong to a
larger horse, the head is disproportionately large compared with the body,
and the tail is always low and motionless. But the low hanging head tells it
all. The ears barely move to any sounds in the environment, no extra energy
is spent interacting with herd mates. The eyes are dull, without expression,
without expectations... Nutrition for Rehabilitating the Starved
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Before and After "Ghost" |
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Princess Eliza
Fate often opens doors to bring peace.
solace and hope to family and friends who have lost loved ones -
sometimes in very unexpected ways
Eliza |
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Thank you in advance for helping to ensure the equine
in the state of South Carolina live in a safe, healthy and
nurturing environment. |
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See where your money goes The Rescues |
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Jeffers's Equine has been a
long time supporter. They have on many occasions donated supplies to help
care for the rescues. They also donate a percentage of your online
purchases when you enter their website from any Jeffers Equine ad on our
website.
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participating websites |
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Participate in our discussions by joining our member discussion group
Members Group |
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