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Animal Protection Coalition, Inc. May 18, 2007

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Meet Daisy

Daisy is one of the newest residents at Indiana Horse Rescue Main in Frankfort. She arrived at the farm around midnight on May 17, 2007. Daisy is an 8 year old Grade mare and at her young age she has experienced such hard times. She has come to us at the request of Animal Control. She is severely emaciated and malnurished. Don't let her ragged appearance fool you, she still has a will to live. She is currently enjoying free rein of the farm, munching on the sweet spring grass. We have estimated that it is going to take 6 months to restore Daisy's body condition, as she has a long road to recovery ahead of her.

Click here to see more pictures of Daisy!

Can you help Sponsor Daisy's Road to Recovery?
Click here to make a donation for Daisy!

Annual Health Reports Due in June

Just a reminder to all of you who have adopted animals from Animal Protection Coalition, Inc. and/or any of its Divisions. Annual Health Reports need to be sent to us during the month of June! Please have them filled out completely and signed by your veterinarian. We also ask for current photos of your animal(s)! Please remember that this is part of your adoption contract, it is imparitive that we receive these documents for our records. If you need a copy to take to your vet, you can print a copy off of our website by clicking here to follow the link! Thank you all for adopting from our organization and god bless you all!

New Arrivals Casey & Whiskey Casey and Whiskey are two of Indiana Horse Rescue Main's newest additions. They came to us because of severe hoof neglect. Fortunatly for them, the Animal Control Officer was successful in encouraging their previous owners to sign them over to the rescue, to recieve proper care. Since arriving at the farm, they have both had their hooves trimmed and have been dewormed for internal parasites. Click here to see pictures Casey and Whiskey!

Recent Impound - 4 Horses Nelgected It is always frustrating when horses must be removed from an owner. After multiple attempts to have the owner care for the horses properly, and having to catch the horses to return them to their home when they were running at large, Law Enforcement called Indiana Horse Rescue for help with the problem. Click here to view pictures of the 4 horses after they were removed from the property and transported to the IHR Main Division for Veterinary Evaluation, care and proper nutrition.

APC Says Teach Kids To Care! We are currently looking for businesses and individuals to help us raise money to implement an Adopt-a-Classroom program in our Area. This program will give students a free subscription to KIND News, a newsletter featuring animals and animal welfare. For more information on the Adopt-a-Classroom Program click here.

Success at Tippecanoe County 4-H Indiana Horse Rescue Main was invited to talk to Tippecanoe County 4-H Members on May 16, 2007 at 7:00pm in the Home Ec.Building. The presentation was a huge hit with the kids. We gave out packets of information about APC, Indiana Horse Rescue, neglect, upcoming events, and even included some coloring pages. To make it even more fun, we gave away prizes for answering questions abut the presentation! Click here to see what other events are coming up!

June 16, 2007 - Rescue Round-Up Who: Animal Protection Coalition, Inc.
What: Rescue Round-Up
Where: Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds in Lafayette, Indiana
When: June 16, 2007 from 9:00 AM to 7:00PM
Why: To display and adopt rescue animals and to raise awareness of animals in need!
Click here for more details!

Worried About Recent Pet Food Recalls? Recent Pet Food recalls have been the buzz surrounding the animal welfare community and pet owners. Naturally, we at Animal Protection Coalition, Inc. were also concerned for our animals. As a precaution, we decided to change what we feed our dogs. Animal Protection Coalition, Inc. has decided to become a distributor for Flint River Ranch, an All-Natural Pet Food Company that uses human grade ingredients for their pet food. Click here to learn more!

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