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"NEW
CO-OP HAY"
You and
as many others as you like go in on 280 or 500 bales of
hay.
You pick
the place, day & time.
We will
be there to help load.
Click Below for
Prices
260-280 bales
480-500 bales
Fine
Print/Rules
*Load
must be paid for before delivery.
(Each
person can call, mail or pay at Hay Yard w/ cash, check
or CC)
*Must
have paid receipt to pick up.
*No
order changes 48 hrs before pick up.
*2
hour window for pick up.
*Hays
not picked up at scheduled day & time - picked up at Hay
Yard.
Click here For more Info or
Questions
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Dear San Diego County equestrians and everyone who
enjoys horses:
If you appreciate the equestrian culture in San Diego
County and you want it to survive and thrive,
Please
read and sign this petition.
we-the-people-want-a-reasonable-petition
Sally Cobb
Secretary for the VCCPG Equine Re-Zoning Subcommittee
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FREE RABBIT HAY
We always have loose hay after loading the bales from
the stacks.
So if you
would like to save money on your rabbit feed.
Just bring a
box or bag to put the hay in.
You can
choice from hays listed below or a mixture.
Alfalfa,
5-Way, Oat, Rye, Teff, Orchard.
Saturdays
9am-1pm
619-443-4031
(Saturday Hrs)
619-596-5496
(Mon-Fri Hrs)
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T.E.A.C.H.
Needs your help to continue earning needed funds.
It will
not cost you a dime, just your time.
For the
past several years your local Albertsons grocery stores
have been giving T.E.A.C.H. about 2% of your grocery
bill at check out - But only if you have an Albertsons
Preferred Savings Card which has been linked to there
ID#49000118371.
It will
only take a minute and will help out greatly.
If you
would like to link your card.
Call
Albertsons @ 1-877-932-7948 or
www.AlbertsonsCP.com
T.E.A.C.H.
P.O. Box
1428
Lakeside,
Ca. 92040
619-596-2025
ID#49000118371
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Our
Hearts and Thoughts Go Out To You Both.

Update on
the "FLASH" MAN
Recently Flash's injured foot was making simply tasks
just to difficult.
Stephanie had to make the hard decision of what was best
for Flash. About 6 months
ago she had answered his prays and sense then she has
renewed is faith in man kind.
For the short time Flash had spent with Stephanie I know
he considered himself blessed
and enjoyed every minute of there time together. God
bless you both.
THE "FLASH" MANS STORY
He prayed for someone to rescue him. He
didn't want much just food, and someone with a heart.
His prays were answered by Stephanie Gunn in Ramona.
Stephanie's heart went out to a horse she would see
when riding on one of the many back roads of Ramona. She
made several unanswered calls to the proper authorities trying to get help for "Flash". Every day she would
remember him standing in the mud and muck with the look
of helplessness and pain in his eyes. He was
walking on bruised heels because he had not been trimmed
in years. His ribs were visible because he was not
getting enough to eat. He also had open scares on his
legs from the debris he had to maneuver around in his so
called stall. Not to mention some needed TLC from his
owners who have obviously let him down. His desperation
and pain turned into hers. She decided to take matters
into her own hands. She noticed one day a for sale sign
on the front of the property and called the owner.
Trying to be nice and not tell them what she really
thought of them, she asked if she could buy "Flash". She
was told that they had moved and were making
arrangements for the meat wagon to pick him up. She offered them $500 for Flash
but was told she could have him for free. How kind
hearted of them!!!
Flash's progress
told by Stephanie
He almost does not look like the same horse, he is alert
and his eyes are bright. May 4th would be 1 month to the
day he was saved. With tons of TLC, a good bath,
Ferrier, food, & vet care (vet said he had rain rot)
he is a new horse. His foot will always be crippled, but
at least he is no longer filled with worms and starving.
He now has a warm soft dry CLEAN place to lay his tired
old bones down when he wants. He does take allot of naps
too. He is all up to date with his shots now. Because he
doesn't move too fast we just open his stall door and he
cruises around the property, sometime he finds a soft
shady spot and just lays down, takes a small nap then a
good roll and then he is back up grazing and just
enjoying being a horse again. Sheri I just can't even
begin to tell you how much I have grown to love this
wonderful sweet animal. How someone could do this to him
or anything makes me sick. I wish he could talk and tell
me what happened to his poor little foot. Maybe if we
knew we could somehow fix it so he could walk easier. I
worry about him falling and breaking something else on
him.
Thank you SOOOOO much for telling his story, hopefully
it will encourage others to get involved and help the
poor innocent ones that can't speak! Maybe we can give
other animals hope and answer their prayers, like sweet
little Flash.
God Bless,
Just
sun bathing........ Stephanie Gunn


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