Tornado relief?

Everyone in the equine community knows someone affected by recent storms and weather-related disasters. Much of the recovery effort is focused on providing help with the unbelievable messes to clean up. We know many Appaloosa Horse Club members are in the areas dealing with the aftermath and we know the rest of you will help if, and however, you can.

September 01st 2012american Meadow's Equestrian Center Events

229X Equestrian, John Wright 888X Recent Legal Issues for American Indians 1968 to the Present, John R. Wunder 0086 Americans Divided - The Civil War (1860-1865), Shelia Nelson 5533 My Brother's Keeper - Fostering Projects in the Jewish National Home, Aaron S Klieman. Mountain Meadow Equine Rescue & Rehab Center, evolved from a long history of saving animals from neglect and abandonment. It started as the Animal Trust Foundation which was founded May 16, 1973 by Patrica Woodbridge Nelson. Donate special gift today to help provide veterinary care, rehabilitation and adoption efforts horses in need. The Meadows Center for Preventing Educational Risk (MCPER) is dedicated to generating, disseminating, and supporting the implementation of empirically validated, evidence-based practices to significantly affect student outcomes and support educators, researchers, policymakers, families, and other stakeholders who strive to improve academic, behavioral, and social outcomes for all. Well with all of this said I hope that you enjoy your visit here at American Meadow's Equestrian Center. =) (and make sure to check out the Blog for any new happenings) I would like to add that the logo for my site was made by LRDesims Editing. All credit goes to her.

September 01st 2012american Meadow's Equestrian Center New York

The ApHC will have donation “buckets” at the National Appaloosa Show and Youth World in Fort Worth later this month.

September 01st 2012american Meadow's Equestrian Center Los Angeles

September 01st 2012american Meadow's Equestrian Center Seating Chart

If you need to do something more quickly, I’m willing to suggest donations to the American Red Cross and the American Association of Equine Practitioners, both of which are on the front lines of recovery for people and horses respectively. Several breed groups, corporations, media companies and other equine associations have special funds as well. You can visit equine.com and other sites for more ideas.