

Now available. Beautiful photographs of the horses at the rescue by photographer Suzanne McAndrew. Suzanne was kind enough to travel from Buffalo to photograph our rescue horses. She has won several awards and has a great talent for capturing the soul of each horse with her camera. She has spent many hours editing each photo to her satisfaction and is letting the rescue use them on our website but each photograph is copyrighted by Suzanne. You can see her incredible and very moving work by clicking on the link below.
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It is now August 2012 and has been almost a year since my cancer diagnosis. Since my last ct scan last month things are still going. My lung cancer is still stable and the only thing that's changed is a tumor on the adrenal gland. That one has doubled in size and I start radiation on August 21 with five treatments. We'll see how that goes.
We still have 12 horses here in Pavilion and five in foster care. Cali and Betty are in Pike undergoing training and Blue, Mykala, and Maverick are in Spencerport. It looks like Makayla and Maverick may have found new homes with Marial in their foster home.
We still need your help. I don't know about my health right now. I am still trying to get things done but I don't have the strength to do what I did before so vounteers are needed especially doing yard work. We need help taking care of the horses with feeding and grooming. We're not able to do much fundraising because of physical limitations. We also need help with maintaining the facility such as painting, mowing and weed whacking. If you can help in any way please let us know.
Mike and Chris Dodge
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