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and the care they require.”
Rogers noted that the success of the organization will continue to depend on the generosity of area residents and businesses, whose financial support and volunteer hours are all-important. In addition to costs associated with moving the League’s current occupants and relocating several barns, the ERL needs funding to build fences and install water lines on the property, as well as feed, medical care and utilities. Plus a new mortgage payment.
“The best way for people to help is by contributing to the new farm hind, but fostering or adopting our horses and ponies, lending a hand with farm work or helping in the office is always welcome,” she said.
The Equine Rescue League accepts neglected horses from Loudoun and neighboring counties. Since 1990, the ERL has helped more than 1,000 animals find new homes, receive care and avoid auction and slaughterhouse abuse. The League also works with local humane societies and law enforcement to investigate cases of neglect and abuse and educates the public on proper horse care and stable management.
For more information, go to www. equinerescueleague.org or call (703) 771-1240.
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