⚠️ Funding Needed Immediately — Contractor Ready to Start

    The Situation

    The lane leading to the shared barn and pasture for Tango, Commanche, Layla, and Amir has been severely damaged by recent heavy rains and poor natural drainage.

    What used to be a safe path is now a swamp of standing water and deep, heavy mud. For horses, this isn't just an inconvenience—it's a critical health threat.

    A licensed contractor has assessed the damage and provided a $12,000 estimate to fix the drainage, re-grade the entire driveway, and install a durable stone lining with a gravel topper.

    These photos were taken this week. The lane and driveway are completely flooded.

    Flooded lane entrance

    Flooded lane entrance

    Barn driveway — standing water throughout

    Barn driveway — standing water

    "The contractor is on standby. The moment we secure the funding, work begins to get these horses back on solid ground."

    Why This Is Urgent

    Mud and standing water are dangerous for horses.

    Hoof Rot & Infections

    Constant moisture leads to thrush and painful fungal infections.

    Leg Strain

    Heavy mud causes serious muscle and tendon strain as they struggle to walk.

    Slip & Fall Risk

    The unstable lane makes every trip to the pasture a hazard for injury.

    Meet the Four in Need

    These four gentle souls rely on us for their safety. Right now, their home is under threat.

    Commanche
    Commanche

    Commanche

    "Full of spirit and strength, a true heart of the barn."

    Layla
    Layla

    Layla

    "A sweet and patient mare who brings peace to the pasture."

    Tango
    Tango

    Tango

    "A gentle soul and a beloved member of our sanctuary family."

    Amir
    Amir

    Amir

    "Known for his kind eyes and enduring friendship with the herd."

    Layla, Amir, Tango, and Commanche together in the pasture on a sunny day

    "Layla, Amir, Tango and Commanche — together in the pasture they call home."

    Current Fundraising Goal

    $12,000
    to fix the barn lane
    Raised: $0Goal: $12,000

    Be the first to help us start this critical project!

    Cost Breakdown

    Excavation & Drainage Correction$4,500
    Driveway & Lane Re-grading$3,200
    Stone Lining Installation$2,800
    Gravel Topper & Finishing$1,500
    Donate to the Emergency Fund

    Every Share Saves a Life

    We know $12,000 is a lot to ask for, but if everyone who sees this shares it with just one animal lover, we will reach our goal in no time. Every share could be the one that saves these horses.

    Help Tango, Commanche, Layla & Amir

    Don't let another rainy day put their health at risk. Every dollar brings us closer to starting construction.