Please let your representatives know that we do not wish to eat our horses. Their tainted meat contains bute and other carcinogenic drugs that have no withdrawal time as recognized by the USDA. So, the plan is to circumvent Federal Protections and allow the State Vet, Steve Crawford, to employ a Meat Inspection Services Administrator, which he would oversee, and making an appropriation therefor. At the same time that huge cuts are being made in other areas?
Share, write, email, call, fax. Whatever it takes to get this
filth off the docket.
http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/legislation/2011/hb0339.html
Want to find your legislator and let them know how bad this would be for New Hampshire, and how you'd prefer if your tax dollars would be spent on services that would actually benefit New Hampshire? Here's a link to find 'em. Speak up!! Tell them how you feel, it's their job to listen. WE DON'T WANT HORSE SLAUGHTER IN OUR STATE!!! Thank you!!
Merchandise that was previously available at
the Farm or through the mail is now also available on-line. Show
your support of the Farm by wearing a hat, T-shirt or sweatshirt.
Or put a bumper sticker on your car. Drink your morning coffee out
of our mugs. See the shopping page for more details.
Purchase any of the above Farm merchandise,
and 50% of the cost comes back to the Farm to provide care and food for
the horses.
We have copies of Sara Gruen’s paperback book Riding Lessons,
autographed by the author for $6.99. Riding Lessons features
a horse rescue and a part of the story takes place in
We also have copies of the hard cover book
The Horses of Proud Spirit, by
Melanie Sue Bowles about her horse sanctuary in
Also autographed by the authors, the children’s
book The Magical Bond by Robert D. Smith and Kitty Garrity
is available for $16.95. Beautifully illustrated by Jacquie Jones,
this is the story of the bond between a young girl and her horse, and
a farm that is threatened by development.
We also have a series of three older children’s
paperback books – Black Jack – Dreaming of a Morgan Horse, Rusty
– The High Flying Morgan Horse, and Frosty – The Adventures
of a Morgan Horse by author Ellen F. Feld
for $9.95 each.
Books are available at the Farm for purchase.
And, also autographed by the author - "The Click that Teaches, a Step
by
Step Guide in Pictures" by Alexandra Kurland for only $29.95 with a free
clicker included. We also have individual clickers for $1.00 each.
If you shop on line through our website, a
percentage of all your purchases comes back to
the Farm as a donation. But you must shop through the link on the
Live and Let Live Farm website at http://www.liveandletlivefarm.org/
for the Farm to get a donation. Our website lets you shop at great
retailers like…
State Line Tack
Country Supply Whales
and Friends
Duncraft
Gardens Alive
Petsmart
The Complete Pet
Valley Pride
Fly Predators
I Give – an online mall of over 500 retailers
like Back in the Saddle, Petco and Barnes and
Noble.
Farm Tours are every Sunday at 2:30pm for anyone
that wants to see the Farm, volunteer, sponsor, co-own, adopt or surrender
a horse. Other times, visitors are welcomed by appointment only.
Because we are an all volunteer organization, with no paid staff, we don’t
have people available to show people around without an appointment.
If you can’t make the tour, and would make
a special appointment, please call (603)798-5615 or email us at info@liveandletlivefarm.org
to schedule a visit.
We need more dedicated, committed volunteers
to help feed the horses and do chores on a daily basis. Do you have
one morning or evening available a week that you could commit to feeding?
Even an hour once a week, on a consistent basis can contribute.
We really need help doing this. The more people that we can get
involved, the smaller the jobs can be!
If you can help, please call (603)798-5615
or email us at info@liveandletlivefarm.org
to get started.
We need several good, gentle horse handlers
that can work on a consistent basis with troubled horses. Our problem
horses have bad habits because of what has happened to them in their lives.
This position is, of course, volunteer, but the skills you would gain
from working with such a variety of horses are endless. You need
to be an advanced horse person with a firm but kind hand and method of
work.
Because we practice natural horsemanship
at the farm, we would like you to also. We start working with horses
on the ground to gain their trust, and hopefully you can work them up
to being ridden, but it will depend on each individual horse. If
you are interested in this position, please contact Teresa info@liveandletlivefarm.org
or 603-798-5615.