Toby's Fund (Helping Horses Stay In Their Homes)
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About this resource
Toby's Fund aims to assist horse owners in upholding humane standards for their horses during times of difficulty. Economic hardships and personal crises can hinder horse owners from providing adequate care, especially given the high costs of hay. Many horses may only be valued at a few hundred dollars, putting them at risk of being sold to kill buyers. The fund's objective is to support owners facing tough situations, enabling them to keep their horses. Toby's Fund focuses on fundraising to prevent the need for horses to be sent to slaughter or abandoned at auctions. It adopts a proactive stance against horse slaughter by offering help with essential horse ownership costs. Funds raised will cover basic expenses such as hay and feed, gelding costs, boarding, euthanasia, and necessary veterinary procedures. The organization aims to eliminate the necessity for horse auctions and slaughter. Donations are primarily directed to farmers, feed stores, or veterinary clinics rather than to the applicants themselves. Each year, thousands of horses are exported from the U.S. for slaughter in other countries, many of which are young and healthy. Toby's Fund seeks to stop this inhumane practice by ensuring horses remain with their owners. The slaughter of horses is a brutal and violent act, and no horse deserves such a fate. Additionally, horse meat is exported to countries where it is consumed, despite the fact that horses in the U.S. are not raised for meat and have been fed substances that render their meat unsafe for consumption. Toby's Fund is a 501(c) non-profit organization, and donations made are tax-deductible. Follow Toby's Fund on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Tobysfund.
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Middleton, Idaho
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