Live and Let Live Farm - Special Thanks

Live and Let Live Farm would like to take this opportunity to say "Thank You."

To all the many volunteers who help and have helped the rescue care for the horses and animals and who help keep the farm going - "Thank you very much for all the help."

Live and Let Live Farm would also like to thank the many Sponsors and Donators that have given help to the rescue in the form of much needed services, supplies, equipment and funds.

2006 Volunteer Awards:

Impact Award - presented to Mike Boucher
Making a difference for the physical pain and circulation of each step, and saving the lives of our needy animal friends with expert hoof care and overall good health.

Philanthropy Award for the journey of "Saving the Innocents" - presented to Heather Evans
Making a difference every step of the journey......

Most Volunteer Hours at Live and Let Live Farm Rescue for 2006 - presented to Janet Sargent

Behind the Scenes Award - presented to Kevin Maxwell
Behind the Scenes as our great webmaster, which reaches endless people to help their animals and has made a difference in many lives with our endless information added to our great website, along with tons of information about the animals that come to LLLF Rescue.

2006 Fundraiser Award for "Changes...Things are looking Brighter" - presented to Kate Hood
With her great efforts and energy for our Medical fund-raiser

Donations in Memory of:

We would like to recognize the following donations that were contributed in memory of or on the behalf of another - an animal or person. Any contribution made on behalf of or in memory of, and the amount is $200 or more, will be listed on this page unless otherwise requested.

Donations have been made in memory of the life of Maureen Chasse of Pembroke NH
A donation has been made in honor/memory of former Governor Hugh Gregg
Donations have been made in Special Memory of Wendy King
Wendy King's beloved goats were brought to Live and Let Live Farm when she was too ill to care for them.

Wendy passed away following a lengthy and courageous battle with cancer. She was a very warm, loving and generous person with a bubbly personality. She loved animals and devoted much of her time to animal rehabilitation. Even in her passing Wendy continues to help animals.

In honor of her love for animals, those planning an expression of sympathy were asked to consider a memorial donation to their favorite animal charity. Wendy was a beautiful person and left an indelible imprint on many hearts.

Remembrance of a Friend

Our dear supporter, volunteer and friend, Judy Demers-Sullivan, has past over the rainbow bridge from her body on earth to be forever in spirit with the animals she loved and the friends she shared her volunteer life with here at Live and Let Live Farm Rescue 7-5-50 to 11-5-2008

Judy's loved cats which she chose to go home and spend her last days and hours with are coming to Live and Let Live Farm Rescue to find new forever homes or to live out their lives with us here at the Live and Let Live Farm Rescue Sanctuary if they are not adopted into new homes.

Judy had requested that in lieu of flowers that donations please be made to help the animals she spent time caring for as a volunteer and grew to love here at Live and Let Live Farm Rescue.

Some Groups and Individuals to Thank:

A very special thank you to Hemp for Horses - The safe, effective and natural alternative for horses and pets. Hemp for Horses has generously donated hemp for the care and well being of starved or needy horses and other animals that have come to Live and Let Live Farm Rescue. They have made a great difference in the overall health and wellbeing of these animals. A very special "Thank you" from Colby and Missy who came in starved, "emaciated" and needed the great benefits of hemp to help save their lives.

To find out more about Hemp or to purchase Hemp please visit their website at www.hempforhorses.com

A very special thanks to the young children of BMS Roots & Shoots of Concord NH who raised funds with a bake sale to help the animals of Live and Let Live Farm Rescue

A very special thanks to Kat Marcoux who worked in her town of Bow NH to hold a multi-purpose fund-raising rabies clinic with proceeds to be donated to Live and Let Live Farm Rescue. Also for purchasing cat food and vitamins for the horses as part of her Girl Scout project.

A very special thanks to Nancy Kyle who celebrated her 50th birthday with a bang. Her birthday party was held at the Holiday Inn in Concord with a fun and great evening. Nancy asked all to donate to Live and Let Live Farm Rescue in leiu of gifts.

A great ongoing gift - Casey White continues each year to ask for all to donate to Live and Let Live Farm Rescue in lieu of Chirstmas Gifts....in 2007, 2006 and 2005 she has raised amazing donations.

Over 40 volunteers from EDS - Our largest group ever from one organization

The outlaw gang know as the muckers hard at work stealing all the horse poop!

Group picture from Global volunteer day from EDS

Unitil Energy Systems Day of Giving to Live and Let Live Farm

A great "Thank you" from all our Animals, Volunteers and Board of Directors to Unitil Energy Systems whom sent workers and crews for a day of giving to Live and Let Live farm; setting poles and running cable for lights and electricity for trough water heaters (for the winter) which will help all our animal friends and companions who come to Live and Let Live farm in need.
Special thanks to:

Stan Balch- Project Coordinator
Dale Nudd- Manager
Terry Greg
Tom Clark
Mike Yurak
Derek Morall
Mike Paquet
Ray Lepage
George Smith
and also to Linda, the volunteer who got this effort started

Noah Foundation for their support for the animals Rehabilitation building, helping to improve the lives of the needy animals that come to Live and Let Live Farm Rescue.

Mary Mauchley for all her hard work pulling together our annual event in the Plymouth area at the Common Man Restaurant where we all also go and have great fun and dining during this fundraising event.

Live and Let Live Farm horses and their people are very thankful to have on board and would like to thank Mike Bouchard - The Barehoof Natural Horse Care Specialist, whom works very hard to help the horses that come to our farm in need for regular and specialty care. He has done great work on horses that have foundered, with Laminitis and some work with Navicular. More information on this can be found on the farm resource page.

A great thanks goes out to Amy Vazifdar, the NHCTC Student Council, all the kitchen help and other volunteers and to NHCTC College for putting on the Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser for the Live and Let Live Farm and raising over $2,000.00 to help the horses and other animals in need including the plight of the PMU "Premarin" mares and foals, that come to Live and Let Live Farm, Inc.

We want to thank Alice for coordinating the volunteers for the July Nascar races and thank everyone that volunteered for the July Nascar race and those that came for extra times here at the farm so people could volunteer at the track. The farm made over $4000. with your matched time in donations

Arnie's Ice Cream on Loudon Road in Concord, NH

Contoocook Artisian Well Company-Rick Patenaude and his employees
For their support to the farm to help in the care of our needy animal friends with the installation of an Artesian well for our new paddock areas.

The Raymond and Marie Fontaine Family Foundation
For their kind financial support for the care and feed of our needy animal friends and companions.

The Robin Colson Memorial Foundation
For their kind financial support for the care and feed of our needy animal friends and companions.

A special thank you to the ongoing financial support of the Lavoie Foundation.

Patty Sanborn for her ongoing efforts to assist with the needy animals with her expertise in clicker training techniques.

Walmart of Concord Employee Volunteers and the Walmart Matching Foundation
For their ongoing matched volunteer financial support to help care and feed the needy animals at Live and Let Live Farm.

The Martha Morse Foundation
For their support in the form of donations to build our new round pen paddock area which made it possible to save the loads of the Premarin mares and foals.

Karina Van Berkum, for her generous donation and her hard work on the awareness of Live and Let Live Farm Rehabilitation Rescue. Also for selflessly asking for donations for LLLF animals in lieu of Christmas gifts.

Rainbow Girls Nashua Assembly 9, IORG. A very generous lady, Mrs. Susan Christopher, a member of the Order of the Eastern Star, donated dresses from her Bridal Salon to Nashua Rainbow assembly # 9 so the Rainbow girls could sell them and raise money to be split with Live and Let Live Farm Rescue and the Shriner's Hospitals of North America. The chosen charities of Worthy Advisor Allyson Britko and Grand Worthy Advisor of NH, Tiffany Pond.
They raised and donated an incredible $2,857.75 Thank you so much for your great and hard work on behalf of the needy animals of Live and Let Live Farm Rescue.

The Students of Wilton-Lyndeborough Middle/High School 8th Grade Class (WLC-8th grade)
Successfully created a fundraiser for the Mac Medical Fund helping the animals in need of medical and emergency needs at Live and Let Live Farm. Rhonda, a class officer who visited the farm last year as a part of a project was contacted about the plight of the medical fund. She then brought the request of a fundraiser to the 8th grade student government.

Live and Let Live Farm animals in need are in great thanks to these energetic and giving young people who show compassion and caring in the form of their efforts in fundraising.

Nikki with Mac A great thanks to our on-going volunteer, Nikki Maxwell whom writes a horse of the week column and 4 horse of the month columns. With her columns she continuously gets the word out about the farm's animals available for adoption and horses in need of sponsorships along with fundraisers and events on behalf of our animal friends and companions at Live and Let Live Farm.

Also through her fundraising efforts she started the rescue's first medical fund "The Mac Medical Fund" in which the rescue still receives donations.