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Voice For Horses Rescue Network (VFHRN) is an Ohio 501 (c) 3 Non-profit Humane Corporation organized in November of 1999 for the purpose of providing food, water, shelter and veterinary care to horses that are: sick, injured, abandoned, abused, neglected, slaughter bound or when an owner can no longer care or keep them. We also network with other equine rescues across the 50 states, local humane societies, law enforcement, therapeutic riding centers and horse clubs with the placement of horses. We receive no government, city or united way money. We are an all volunteer organization that is funded solely by the caring and generous public. VFHRN assists with cruelty investigations in cooperation with local humane societies and law enforcement officials. Our goal is to help as many equine as possible, by alleviating equine abuse and neglect through awareness.
VFHRN understands the need to avoid becoming overextended as well as the need to be able to properly maintain and care for all equine already in our care. We will help any horse in need if our funding and barn space will allow. Adopted equine who need to be returned due to circumstances with the family will ALWAYS take precedence over others due to our mandatory return policy.
VFHRN understands the need to avoid becoming overextended as well as the need to be able to properly maintain and care for all equine already in our care. We will help any horse in need if our funding and barn space will allow. Adopted equine who need to be returned due to circumstances with the family will ALWAYS take precedence over others due to our mandatory return policy.
A note about adoption visits- No "Drop-In's", please!
We love to meet our donors and friends! However, we work with law enforcement and have to be mindful of security, and mindful of liability issues as well. For those reasons, we must insist that you make an appointment to come to the property to visit for any reason.
We love to meet our donors and friends! However, we work with law enforcement and have to be mindful of security, and mindful of liability issues as well. For those reasons, we must insist that you make an appointment to come to the property to visit for any reason.
Spritzer crosses the Rainbow Bridge
On December 26, 2015 Spritzer (Burro) our mascot/logo for the rescue and the whole reason we started the rescue 16 yrs ago crossed the Rainbow Bridge he was 24 yrs old.
Spritzer was the second equine to come into the program after being seized by The Toledo Area Humane Society while Diana Murphy was a Humane Officer. He was going to be euthanized due to his feet, but was adopted by Diana Murphy and thus the rescue was started. After 2 yrs of work and daily care he blossomed into the beautiful animal Diana knew he would. For the next 16 yrs, Spritzer was a baby sitter for many young orphaned foals and senior horses, he was a buddy for any horse who needed a companion during it's rehabilitation. Spritzer loved people and children especially, he loved to play with the goats and chase the chickens. Spritzer will sadly be missed but will always be in our hearts.
Spritzer was the second equine to come into the program after being seized by The Toledo Area Humane Society while Diana Murphy was a Humane Officer. He was going to be euthanized due to his feet, but was adopted by Diana Murphy and thus the rescue was started. After 2 yrs of work and daily care he blossomed into the beautiful animal Diana knew he would. For the next 16 yrs, Spritzer was a baby sitter for many young orphaned foals and senior horses, he was a buddy for any horse who needed a companion during it's rehabilitation. Spritzer loved people and children especially, he loved to play with the goats and chase the chickens. Spritzer will sadly be missed but will always be in our hearts.
The Ohio Coalition for Animals will make a significant impact by funding educational, charitable, and other programs that provide care for unwanted, abused, or neglected horses.
By purchasing the Ohio's Horses license plate, your support will help us make a difference in Ohio.
The Ohio Coalition for Animals 2280 W. Henderson Rd. Suite 207 Columbus, Ohio 43220
http://www.ohioshorses.com/whowehelp.html
By purchasing the Ohio's Horses license plate, your support will help us make a difference in Ohio.
The Ohio Coalition for Animals 2280 W. Henderson Rd. Suite 207 Columbus, Ohio 43220
http://www.ohioshorses.com/whowehelp.html
By choosing to purchase the Equine (Ohio’s Horses) license plate, customers will be helping with the growing challenge of unwanted horses in Ohio. A portion of the fees collected, $20.00, will benefit horses in need around the state; including horses coming off the race tracks and those that are abandoned, abused or neglected. Funds will also be used for owner education and scholarships. To apply for grants visit www.ohioshorses.com. Registrant Eligibility May be issued to any Ohio motorist.
Voice For Horses Rescue Network
PO Box 566 Toledo, Ohio 43697-0566
(419) 350-4195 /www.voiceforhorses@att.net
© 1999 Voice For Horses Rescue Network
Site Updated 09/16/2016
PO Box 566 Toledo, Ohio 43697-0566
(419) 350-4195 /www.voiceforhorses@att.net
© 1999 Voice For Horses Rescue Network
Site Updated 09/16/2016
