The property is officially ours and the horses are safe for good. These greedy developers finally backed off once they saw how many people refused to let this rescue die. We secured the land but we stay alert to make sure no one tries to pull this stunt again.
Buck Creek Valley Rescue is a 501c3 non profit equine rescue located in Southern Indiana. As the largest rescue in the region, currently housing 34 horses, BCVR provides and essential service to the community on welfare and education with equine. We are in danger of losing the privately held property we currently operate on and need help to purchase the property for the rescue. We are taking our plea to many grant recipients and need to show the support of our community to prove to them how important our mission is! Please sign the petition and show you support keeping Buck Creek Valley Rescue going!
The property owners are still refusing to work with us and they are clearly betting that we will just pack up and leave. They have no idea how much this community values these horses and we are currently working behind the scenes to show them that this rescue is not going anywhere.
January 23, 2013
One hundred people have stepped up to defend these horses while the property owners wait to push us off this land. This shows those cold-hearted bureaucrats exactly what we are fighting for and that we aren't going anywhere.
Reached 100 supporters
January 21, 2013
6 Comments
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Mike Hardy
13 years ago
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Southern indiana needs this place. You do such great work for those animals and everyone knows it.
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Jessica Duncan
13 years ago
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THIS PLACE IS A LIFE SAVER. literally. keep it open for the horses please!!!!
S
Sarah Davis
13 years ago
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These horses have no where else to go. Please dont let them lose the land they call home.
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Brenda Kumar
13 years ago
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34 horses is a lot to take care of but yall do it right. hope you get the funds to stay put.
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Tom Vogel
13 years ago
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My kids love visiting and learning about the horses. Such a shame to even think about closing.
K
Karen Vargas
13 years ago
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ridiculous that they have to fight to keep the property. leave them alone and let them work.
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The property is officially ours and the horses are safe for good. These greedy developers finally backed off once they saw how many people refused to let this rescue die. We secured the land but we stay alert to make sure no one tries to pull this stunt again.
Buck Creek Valley Rescue is a 501c3 non profit equine rescue located in Southern Indiana. As the largest rescue in the region, currently housing 34 horses, BCVR provides and essential service to the community on welfare and education with equine. We are in danger of losing the privately held property we currently operate on and need help to purchase the property for the rescue. We are taking our plea to many grant recipients and need to show the support of our community to prove to them how important our mission is! Please sign the petition and show you support keeping Buck Creek Valley Rescue going!
The property owners are still refusing to work with us and they are clearly betting that we will just pack up and leave. They have no idea how much this community values these horses and we are currently working behind the scenes to show them that this rescue is not going anywhere.
January 23, 2013
One hundred people have stepped up to defend these horses while the property owners wait to push us off this land. This shows those cold-hearted bureaucrats exactly what we are fighting for and that we aren't going anywhere.
Reached 100 supporters
January 21, 2013
6 Comments
M
Mike Hardy
13 years ago
Featured
Southern indiana needs this place. You do such great work for those animals and everyone knows it.
J
Jessica Duncan
13 years ago
Featured
THIS PLACE IS A LIFE SAVER. literally. keep it open for the horses please!!!!
S
Sarah Davis
13 years ago
Featured
These horses have no where else to go. Please dont let them lose the land they call home.
B
Brenda Kumar
13 years ago
Featured
34 horses is a lot to take care of but yall do it right. hope you get the funds to stay put.
T
Tom Vogel
13 years ago
Featured
My kids love visiting and learning about the horses. Such a shame to even think about closing.
K
Karen Vargas
13 years ago
Featured
ridiculous that they have to fight to keep the property. leave them alone and let them work.
Southern indiana needs this place. You do such great work for those animals and everyone knows it.