WE COULD NOT HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU!

We would like to thank everyone involved in helping us care for the rescued horses.

Shelter Director, Jolene Hoffman

Humane Officers Tracy Vail, Alina Hoffman, Jeff Hoffman

Animal Services personnel

District Attorney’s office, Wendy McFarlane, Karen Wold, Christine Mitchell

Ventura County Sheriff’s Department

Mr. David Murdock, temporary corrals – portable shelter before we had the Mare Motel

Mr. Ed Hogan, feed and water containers

Veterinarians:

Marta Granstedt DVM

Craig Koerner DVM

Joan Winter DVM

Ellice Rubin DVM

Charles Liskey DVM

Beth Stolzy DVM

Kevin Smith DVM

Attending Farriers:

Christopher Windisch – Coast Farrier Services

Hernando Sierra – Sierra Horseshoeing

All the people who transported the horses to the Humane Society

Feed Stores:

Longhorn Supply

Ventura Hay and Grain

Surrounding feed stores in and outside of Ventura County

April Horowitz – Heart of a Horse

Individuals that donated feed

Fence Factory

Patti Perry

Kathy Jenks

Polly Bee

The City of Ojai

From the beginning many individuals have been a part of the rescue and care of these neglected horses. We here at the Humane Society would like to extend our gratitude to the men and women of Frazier Park and Lockwood Valley for their part in the rescue of these horses.

Above and Below: Residents of Lockwood Valley and Frasier Park lift their hats in celebration after helping with the rescue. Above: (back row) Chris Doyle, Mary Gridley, Clifford Wallace, Ross Clay, Ted Reed, Dawn Beban (front) Fred Beahm, Tina Jaskiewicz, Marlena Meigs, Darlene Francis and Patty Wallace.

Three employees who worked directly with the horses: Becky Holder; Melissa Henderson; and Patti Neal.  Our OUTSTANDING  “horse ladies”.

For every single one of you that donated funds to feed these horses, help pay for the veterinarians, etc. – Thank you.

For everyone that came to the Shelter to help feed, water, muck stalls, help socialize horses,  – Thank you.

For every one of you that had a vested interest in these horses from day-one forward -  the Humane Society would like to acknowledge you, honor you, and thank you!

Last but certainly not least, I must add our staff at the shelter that worked with the horses every single day in some capacity, giving love and attention.

Linda Allison, Arlene MacSween, Heather Balaam, Heather Rowe, Kate Nelson, Suzanne Soprano, Jennifer Davidson, Ericka Meister, Cheryl Brown, Jennifer Foster, Aimee French, Rhonda Williams, Tami Brown, Lia Creager, Jennifer Davidson.

I feel extremely grateful to work with every member of this staff.  I am so proud of them.

Most sincerely

Sherry Brockus

Executive Director

Humane Society of Ventura County