Sunny Time Stables Inc.
772-621-0067
772-621-0067
Donations to help the rescue horses & help more children are appreciated
In order to continue to bless the unfortunate ones who have come onto our path, we are asking for
donations. With todays economy there are many horses in need of rescue in our area. In the last 3
months I have been asked to take in over 9 horses! I have in the barn right now 6 rescue horses. They
have been saved, made healthy, sound and retrained thanks to my many clients who pay for riding
lessons. Some of these horses were over 250 pounds underweight! Some just needed regular skin care
and a good worming, some needed special shoeing. Some needed patient retraining.
Whatever their needs are we've been there to supply the means. Now we're reaching out, we would like
to expand this program, and we need your help.
The cost for just maintaining these horses is much more than the income they bring in each month.
Usually one horse will need at least $250. a month to maintain a healthy life (thats just feed, hay,
shoeing, shots, vitamins & bug spray).
God has been good and has always provided, I am sure he will speak to some of you who will respond
and help us.. I believe its time to offer "shares" in this new approach to horse care. With this new
corporation forming you can get in on the ground floor and really make a difference in each horse that
needs us. Choose how you would like to help- monetary, gifts, volunteer your time. Any donation is
greatly appreciated, but a regular monthly contribution that can be counted on gives us the opportunity
to say yes to the next horse. If anyone would like to partially lease a horse, this would help greatly. Any
unwanted items (bits,blankets,bridles,saddles,etc...) are appreciated. Would you like to pick up some
feed, or other supplies? We can always use supplies! Whatever you can do, is great!
Just let us know.
Do you have some unwanted farm animals? We are looking for a few to have for the children to pet.
Want to sponsor a child in summer camp? There are so many that need a break this summer.
Want to volunteer as a side-walker or be a helper with ARC? Please Call Me!- 772-621-0067
donations. With todays economy there are many horses in need of rescue in our area. In the last 3
months I have been asked to take in over 9 horses! I have in the barn right now 6 rescue horses. They
have been saved, made healthy, sound and retrained thanks to my many clients who pay for riding
lessons. Some of these horses were over 250 pounds underweight! Some just needed regular skin care
and a good worming, some needed special shoeing. Some needed patient retraining.
Whatever their needs are we've been there to supply the means. Now we're reaching out, we would like
to expand this program, and we need your help.
The cost for just maintaining these horses is much more than the income they bring in each month.
Usually one horse will need at least $250. a month to maintain a healthy life (thats just feed, hay,
shoeing, shots, vitamins & bug spray).
God has been good and has always provided, I am sure he will speak to some of you who will respond
and help us.. I believe its time to offer "shares" in this new approach to horse care. With this new
corporation forming you can get in on the ground floor and really make a difference in each horse that
needs us. Choose how you would like to help- monetary, gifts, volunteer your time. Any donation is
greatly appreciated, but a regular monthly contribution that can be counted on gives us the opportunity
to say yes to the next horse. If anyone would like to partially lease a horse, this would help greatly. Any
unwanted items (bits,blankets,bridles,saddles,etc...) are appreciated. Would you like to pick up some
feed, or other supplies? We can always use supplies! Whatever you can do, is great!
Just let us know.
Do you have some unwanted farm animals? We are looking for a few to have for the children to pet.
Want to sponsor a child in summer camp? There are so many that need a break this summer.
Want to volunteer as a side-walker or be a helper with ARC? Please Call Me!- 772-621-0067
Announces-
We are in the process of starting a
501 c 3 -not-for profit incorporation.
We are in the process of starting a
501 c 3 -not-for profit incorporation.
Horses that have been rescued by
Sunny Time Stables.
This is Zoey- she is a 12 year old
thoroughbred. We've only had her
for less than 60 days and she's gained
almost 40 pounds already! She still
needs another 100 pounds. Her skin
was in terrible shape, and her legs
were swollen and infected with
fungus. She's getting better every
day. The picture on the left is when
we first got her, look at her now-
Sunny Time Stables.
This is Zoey- she is a 12 year old
thoroughbred. We've only had her
for less than 60 days and she's gained
almost 40 pounds already! She still
needs another 100 pounds. Her skin
was in terrible shape, and her legs
were swollen and infected with
fungus. She's getting better every
day. The picture on the left is when
we first got her, look at her now-
This is Nicky, 5 yr
old Thoroughbred.
His feet were so
bad, he couldn't
walk. Now with
special shoeing,
regular hoof care
and supplements-
he is becoming a
nice riding horse.
old Thoroughbred.
His feet were so
bad, he couldn't
walk. Now with
special shoeing,
regular hoof care
and supplements-
he is becoming a
nice riding horse.
This is Noble, he is a ten year old
Thoroughbred. I had to buy him to save
him- he was easily 250 lbs underweight. I
tape measured him at 1165 a few months
AFTER we got him (he is 17'2 hands),
Now he weighs 1350 pounds! He looked
like an old dairy cow. He was so weak my
pony pushed him around the first month
until he got enough nutrition in his system
to made a stand. Now they are best
friends. The pictures on the left - he is
actually in better shape than when I
bought him! This is what he looks like now!
Thoroughbred. I had to buy him to save
him- he was easily 250 lbs underweight. I
tape measured him at 1165 a few months
AFTER we got him (he is 17'2 hands),
Now he weighs 1350 pounds! He looked
like an old dairy cow. He was so weak my
pony pushed him around the first month
until he got enough nutrition in his system
to made a stand. Now they are best
friends. The pictures on the left - he is
actually in better shape than when I
bought him! This is what he looks like now!
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This is Lucy she is a ten year old Arabian mare, she
needed corrective shoeing, and help with a bad infection
in her ears
needed corrective shoeing, and help with a bad infection
in her ears