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H.E.R.O News:

H.E.R.O volunteer’s offer condolences to those that lost their horses in the tragic barn fire at Melody McCune’s barn. We will do our best to keep horse lovers in our area informed of any fundraisers to aid Melody and the owners. You are all in our hearts.

We are currently caring for two seized equines at our private quarantine facility your donations will help these equines in their rehabilitation.

H.E.R.O has recently rented a private quarantine facility and needs many items and is accepting donations. (see link at bottom right of page to donate via paypal). The new facility could use the following items:

stall mats
water troughs
hay
stall pickers
shavings
round pen

please visit out contact us page to contact a H.E.R.O representative to arrange delivery, transfer or pick up.

Thank you for your continued support.

Thank you Pam Tanner for your offer of having a H.E.R.O equine in your Clinic!

QUICK LINKS

Volunteer Application

Foster Guidelines

Equine Application

Available Horses

Quarantine Barn Application

Equine General

Meetings: Last Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm Driving Directions

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Hero Description

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Introducing Lily, she is about 3 years old. Currently in quarantine and will be receiving natural training.

Rescued March 16th, 2008

News:

December 24th: HERO took in 3 of 11 Rescued from Randolph County, who were rescued from possibly the worst case of neglect and removed from a farm where there were countless dead horse bodies and bones. Owner, Jauvanna Craven, surrendered the equine but is being charged for 11 counts of animal cruelty amongst other charges. The surviving 2 will be quarantined, rehabbed and placed in foster homes then placed up for adoption once they have fully recovered. See their photos on our rehab page

Was founded on the purpose to help those that can not speak for themselves....to be a voice for the profound and strong animal we call the "Horse". The equine of many origins represents many things to horse lovers of all kinds; freedom, life, strength and friendship. We at H.E.R.O want to preserve that as much as we are able!

H.E.R.O is a new rescue in the North Carolina area established by volunteers with the care of equines as our sole priority. As we get established we need help from our community to help the equines that need our services. We need volunteers, adopters, quarantine facilities, foster homes, and much more. Interested? Please visit us at our next meeting Link for directions here

Pending 501 c (3)

Horse Education & Rescue Organization