Coastal Rescue NC Livestock Rescue

I have received quite a few questions, calls, tags in what I am sure everyone is aware.
I am not going to comment on it but what will I say is what in my opinion a rescue should be.

A rescue should vet every animal, coggins, vaccines, wormer, yearly Dentals, farrier every 6 to 8 weeks.... this is the bare minimum

A rescue should feed appropriately according the diet requirements of the animal. Every horse deserves an appropriate diet and fed accordingly.

A rescue has an ethical obligation to ensure that a horse has a good quality of life. If that animals quality is poor, ensuring the animal has a dignified end.

A rescue should not be scared of behavior euthanasia. It should ensure safe horses are placed.

A rescue should know their own limitations, financially, labor, space, once you go outside those, the animals suffer.

That being said. I will continue to strive to ensure our horses, donks and animals have the best care. That is why I have to say NO. Why I have to make hard decisions for the welfare of everyone i am responsible for.
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We here at coastal rescue will not be accepting any new rescue horses at this time until the infectious disease that is on the rise is under control. Thank you for your understanding.