water troughs
saddles (in good condition)
bridles (in good condition)
rubber mats (in good to not so good condition
electric & solar chargers in good condition
fencing (wood, alternative compostion)
ground poles
wheelbarrow
plywood
horse feed/grain/ hay
medical supplies
building materials (horse fencing, electrical fencing, pressure treated poles 4-6'', 5-7ft, in ht.) t post caps,
heavy duty wheelbarrow
heavy duty feed cart
tools, 6)
textured rubber mats
soft mats
hay
extra feed
horse dvds
camcorder
digital camera
a new picnic table with built in benches
deer resistant bulbs (narcissus: daffodils, jonquils, hyacinths and many more.

almost anything we can't use, can be dropped off at the "Buy it Now Store"/ J.W. Mc Grath Auctions, on Hwy. 12 next door to "Saddles to Boots". they are always looking for furniture (especially dressers), antiques, tools, collectibles, and many more items. Nancy Eklund, co-owner, animal lover and incredible person extraordinare, has offered to take donations from individuals and sell them for us at no cost!!! 100% of the profits will go to WTH, rescuing horses, ending slaughter outside the US, and serving at risk youth.

computer graphics person
volunteers (see posting at volunteer center, or look for online postings of volunteer jobs)

We ask that volunteers work a minimum of 6 hours a week, we make exception for skilled riders, carpenters, I.T., electricians, "handy persons", someone with lovely handwriting/calligraphy skills, landscapers/gardeners, seamstress (sewing skills--we have lots of fabric for new bathroom curtains...we need someone to make them), artists, and more can donate as little as 2 hours a month, photographers (still & video), video editor (and able to post to YouTube!), sometimes even on a one time basis.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to help save horses lives

brushing and grooming horses
cleaning stalls & waters
handwalking horses
handyman/person (carpentry, welding, plumbing, fencing, & simple repairs)
We ask that all skilled workers volunteer at least 3 hours per week, but do not need to make a commitment beyond a one time/one job project. We ask you to go through our orientation, paid, or volunteer hours (10),
after 6 hours of "volunteering..."
If you want to work w/ horses, and are skilled we ask you go through our basic orientation and training, after 6 hours of "volunteering work" we will provide you with one ground or riding lesson, after 10 hours w/ another. We like all of our volunteers who work with horses to go through this informative process.
Every five hours of volunteering you will receive a lesson that is most in line with your needs.
If you have had some experience w/ horses, but are a novice ( concepts of handling, ground work, and riding, are new to you, we ask that you go thru 15 hours of training).
trainings for novices will be offered every 6 weeks and will be posted on our website.

TRAINING DATES, NOVICE-BEGINNER INTERMEDIATES, who want to work with HORSES

Dates TBA
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