Happy Thanksgiving,
              2006 has been an incredible year so far for everyone at RERSI.
Thanks to your continued support, we have grown exponentially since
this time last year. We have actually outgrown our original facility, and
are now fortunate to be able to rent a beautiful and efficient second facility. Currently we are caring for 12 adoptable horses, in addition to our permanent resident sanctuary horses. We are also thrilled to report that 2006 has been our best year for adoptions yet; with more than THIRTEEN RERSI horses adopted into loving homes, and the years still not over!

We are always thankful for the wonderful rescued horses that touch our lives, and this year has been no exception. Among our current residents are three PMU foals that are particularly special to us.  Promise, Cody, and Shamrock (Rocky) were pulled from the kill pens of a PA horse auction, and saved at the last minute. They each came with their own set of obstacles to overcome. Promise (a yearling Arabian cross filly) was practically a walking skeleton with a body score of 1.5  overall, and a horrible case of strangles. Rocky  (a yearling quarter horse cross) also came to us underweight with strangles, and terrified of humans. Cody (a paint yearling) although a good weight, came with shipping fever, covered in burrs, and petrified of all people. Slowly, but surely, with much love and care these three are on the road to recovery. Rocky has recovered from strangles, is gaining weight, and is even enjoying being groomed and touched by humans. Cody is becoming more trusting everyday, and will now take food from our hands. Promise is slowly gaining weight, and is well on her way to recovery.

Since gaining nonprofit status in 2004 we have saved more than THIRTY horses with your generous support. We are thankful for all that you have helped us accomplish in the past two years, and we hope that you will continue to support our cause in the future. Thank you for making all of this possible!

PS: Promise, Rocky, and Cody are in desperate need of sponsorship!  They each need a large amount of vet care, and their feed bills have been through the roof as we are trying to get them back to a healthy weight. We would be EXTREMELY THANKFUL for any size donation that you can afford!