Thanksgiving Hay Drive for the WY14

UPDATE 11/25:

Great News! The 14 orphans have met their goal for the Thanksgiving Hay Drive thanks to donations here and outside of GoFundMe. The WY14 want to thank everyone who is helping them and who donated for their first semi-load of hay with a special shout out to Friends of Animals.

This is going to be a great Thanksgiving because you all helped the innocent slaughter yard survivors get what they need to heal and grow strong. With their mamas and papas gone at least they will feel the comfort and warmth from the hay you are providing them. Thank you.

Happy Thanksgiving to you! The WY14 send their love.

In gratitude,
Anne

Anne Novak
Executive Director
www.ProtectMustangs.org


ORIGINAL POST LAUNCHING THE HAY DRIVE 11/20:

Thanksgiving is next week and the 14 young wild horses,  known as the WY14, who were rescued from the slaughterhouse yard last spring, need a semi-load of hay in the barn to ensure they will have hay during the big winter storms. They need extra hay when it's freezing and snowy outside to stay warm especially since their mamas are gone. All the WILD horses in their herd over the age of 2 were slaughtered after BLM's stealth Wyoming roundup. They went straight to auction--were purchased by the infamous Canadian slaughterhouse--quickly butchered and sold in plastic packaged pieces to be eaten in foreign countries.

This is the WY14's first winter alone. . .

Please help the orphans get their Thanksgiving semi-load of hay. Tax-deductible donations are greatly appreciated to HELP the wild horses get 25 tons of hay (a semi-load) plus delivery and fees. California hay prices are outrageous and only go up as winter pounds on.

The 14 traumatized wild youngsters need tax-deductible donations totaling $6499. for their Thanksgiving Hay Drive. The Andean Tapir Fund is our fiscal sponsor while our 501c3 is in the works. We are 100% volunteer. All donations  will help the WY14 stay warm and heal from the trauma of losing their families.

Thank you for helping the WILD orphans and caring about them. They are forever grateful for your aid and prayers through this hard time.

Many blessings,
Anne


Anne Novak
Executive Director
www.ProtectMustangs.org