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Pacific Equine Structural Integration Offering Equine Structural Integration (Rolfing) up and down the West Coast.

25/11/2024

Welcome to our 24/25 Winter Hay fundraiser, Our goal is to fill our barn and feed room for this upcoming winter. Fundraising and donations are the life force of our rescue and we cannot survive without the support of our community near and far. Hay prices have sky rocketed in the last five years making it more difficult each year to reach our goals, but that’s not stopping us! Onward we go. We need to see at least 10 tons of hay and a pallet of senior feed and enough Cal Trace minerals to get us though the cold rainy months in the Pacific Northwest. Providing our herd quality hay and feed is the first step in providing them the best care possible, along with regular vet checkups, vaccines and hoof care. With your help we can continue our mission of providing long term care to at risk senior and special needs horses. We currently care for twelve formerly at risk mustangs and domestic horses at Paradise Waits, with so many of our beloved horses landing in feed lots, auctions or worse, we are fully dedicated to continuing our work as a rescue and sanctuary and we hope to accomplish much more in the coming years. With your kind donation, big or small we will be able to continue moving forward and caring for these incredibly horses, every dollar donated goes directly to feeding the herd. Thank you so much for considering us during this giving season, your donations are greatly appreciated by both herd and humans at Paradise Waits.

Donations can be made through PayPal: PayPal.me/ParadiseWaits

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Mailing address for
PWMS
293 Alice Rd
Port Angeles, Wa
98363

You can find our fundraiser on Zeffy, where we aren’t charged any fees and you can also follow the progress of our fundraising campaign, it also provides the option for recurring donations.
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WILD HORSE CONNECTION CALL TO ACTION concerning the trapped/removed  Virginia Range wild horses. CALL THE NDA 775-353-36...
08/08/2024

WILD HORSE CONNECTION CALL TO ACTION concerning the trapped/removed Virginia Range wild horses.

CALL THE NDA 775-353-3608
Let them know politely that you want the Sunnyhills area wild horses in South Reno relocated to another part of the Virginia Range in the cooperative spirit of our range management agreement.

ACTION to do now!
Call the Nevada Governor 775-684-5670
Tell them the same thing!

Go on the website gov.nv.gov
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Contact the Governor
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Hit Submit
This established a permanent record!

We are having a rally tomorrow morning, 8/8 at 9:30am at the capitol building in Carson City. Please join us and voice your concern about these horses!

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17/05/2024

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I Love Horses!

Working with horses had been my dream since I was a young girl. I had no idea how it would happen, and for years it didn’t. I had several profound experiences with horses throughout my childhood. The first happened on the Chiloquin Indian Reservation in southern Oregon, one night while tending fire for the elders my friend and I heard a thunderous sound, the ground rumbled, a cloud of dust filled the air and we were suddenly surrounded by a herd of wild horses. We were entranced, and in that moment I knew I wanted to be around horses for the rest of my life. In the early 90’s I had my first job with horses, at a rescue that took off the track thoroughbreds that had been injured. This is where I first learned about equine physical rehabilitation. I did daily barn chores, turn outs, and quickly learned stretching techniques, and gentle massage strokes, I walked horses and lunged a few. I fell in love with this work, but headed back to the west coast in the fall and continued my education, and life happened. Fast forward twenty something years. After an exciting and eventful time in Tahoe raising my son, working in the ski industry, longing for my own property, a garden, fruit trees and a horse or two, I left it all behind and moved to the Pacific Northwest. Upon arrival I found myself surrounded by horses. Within the year, I decided to put myself back through school for equine structural integration, finally! I found the Equine School of Natural Movement and fell in love with the work. I have finished school, I am now an Equine Practitioner, I’ve worked on all kinds of horses from show horses to mustangs, and seen profound changes in so many. I’m excited to share my love of this work!