Hey friends! Got a notice from our friendly Department of Agriculture this month that
our equine market license renewal is due by June 30. GREAT.........there
goes several hundred dollars. It is interesting that we do not sell
horses, but rather charge a fee for our services (sometimes...) for horses
to find good homes. Why, then, should we be treated as horse traders or
jockeys? Just one question I have and it is meant to be a question and not
an argument. Add to that a standstill in our intakes at our farm with no
horses being accepted for placement, and we wonder why we might be
mandated to have this. Still, we want to respect the law, as always. Please please keep your donations coming on Network for Good. In the past
month, ASAP has generated a few hundred dollars from donations made in our
name! This is the greatest fundraising tool we have found to date, and it
is helping the horses, thanks to you! Is there still a button on our home page for Network for Good? Check it
out and see!
our equine market license renewal is due by June 30. GREAT.........there
goes several hundred dollars. It is interesting that we do not sell
horses, but rather charge a fee for our services (sometimes...) for horses
to find good homes. Why, then, should we be treated as horse traders or
jockeys? Just one question I have and it is meant to be a question and not
an argument. Add to that a standstill in our intakes at our farm with no
horses being accepted for placement, and we wonder why we might be
mandated to have this. Still, we want to respect the law, as always. Please please keep your donations coming on Network for Good. In the past
month, ASAP has generated a few hundred dollars from donations made in our
name! This is the greatest fundraising tool we have found to date, and it
is helping the horses, thanks to you! Is there still a button on our home page for Network for Good? Check it
out and see!
