Donations of Products, Funds Or Services Are Always Accepted. We Are in Need of the Following

HOW YOU CAN HELP

DONATIONS: Donations of products, funds or services are always accepted. We are in need of the following:

Buckeyes Mares Milk Plus Halter for foals Foal blankets Yogurt Hay Grass Seed Backhoe, bobcat, etc work Tree removal General labor Vet Services Farrier Services Cash to pay for these items is always accepted.

To make a donation: Spoiled Acres Rescue Inc. 15741 State Road 148 Aurora, In 47001 812-926-9261

We also accept Paypal donations to: [email protected] Spoiled Acres Rescue Inc 15741 SR 148 For more information, please see our Aurora, IN 47001 812-926-9261 website at: [email protected] http://www.spoiledacres.com Http://www.spoiledacres.com WWW.SPOILEDACRES.CO WWW.SPOILEDACRES.COM nursemaid foals. Our goal is to M stop the practice of nursemaid Because no horse deserves to go to slaughter! foals going to slaughter by finding loving homes for them.

We are located in Aurora, Dearborn County, Indiana.

Spoiled Acres Rescue Inc. is a We operate with NO paid staff. non-profit animal rescue specializing in horses and

Now that the State of Indiana paperwork Spoiled Acres Rescue Inc. will be taking THE HISTORY OF and the first part of the IRS paperwork is in up to 90 nursemaid foals in 2007. We SPOILED ACRES complete, we can officially call ourselves will be working with another rescue out a Rescue. of Cincinnati to accomplish this task. RESCUE INC. We will also be available to assist We are preparing to apply for our 501(c) Dearborn County Animal Shelter with 3 status. This process takes a lot of any large animal placements that they money and a lot of time. Until the may have. process is complete, we are not eligible Spoiled Acres started as a group of for many of the grants available to We will be taking these animals in, friends who have a love for horses. As rescues. making sure that they are healthy and they read more information on auctions strong. Getting some of the basic and the slaughtering process, they got That is why we need help with training out of the way and then finding together and decided to do something. donations. Right now we are using all of them loving homes. our own money and time. We will Since there were no rescues for large always be 100% volunteer staffed, but The nursemaid foals will require: animals in Dearborn County, IN, they we would like to some day not be 100% Purchase from slaughter $300 decided to start one. broke as well. Halter $10 Blankets $25 each The name came because of friends Milk $100 month saying that all of the animals were Yogurt $25 a month “spoiled”…which they might be. With a WHAT WE DO… Hay $10 month name, the last thing needed was paperwork. Each baby has a total cost of $470 for the first month and then $135 each month after that. That is providing that they are We would like to adopt all of the horses healthy and do not require vet care. locally, but we know that may not always be possible. Because of this, we Before an animal can leave Spoiled are working with rescues in other areas to Acres Rescue Inc. for a new home, they allow them to help us with the “check will have to have a farrier visit, a vet visit up” process. and their shots. This will cost an estimated:

$30 for the farrier $50 for the vet $40 for shots Making our total minimum investment per horse: $590.00

Our adoption fees are based on this figure, but you cannot get your money totally back out of each baby. We plan on setting our fees at $400 per foal.

For horses other than the foals that we rescue, the fees will also be based on our investment in them.

Our goal is to provide these horses with a loving home not make money. That is why the fees are set at a reasonable price so that people can afford to adopt a good horse and give it the love that it needs.

All of these horses deserve a good home. We have an application process to screen potential homes so that we can try to find the best homes possible. We also have a “check up” process, where we will be checking up on the horses from time to time during their first two years at a new home.