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Your monthly contribution is much appreciated!

Farm Friend $15 a month
Feed Buddy $25 a month
Hay Pal $50 a month

Our Mission

Ferrell Hollow Farm Senior Horse & Cat Sanctuary is a 501c3 Non Profit Organization, which allows for tax exempt donations.  Our mission is to advocate and care for special needs senior horses and senior cats in need of a sanctuary setting, that are not afforded adequate care and would be considered at risk of neglect or abuse, if left in their current situation.

Henry

 

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*We lost Henry suddenly on Feb. 15th, 2019* He had a grand life with us for 6 years and he is greatly missed!

Henry is a 17.2 hand Belgian draft horse. He is estimated to be 40 years old! We rescued him directly from New Holland auction in PA where he had sold to a kill buyer and was going to be shipped to slaughter had we not intervened.  He arrived to our sanctuary May 1, 2013.  Henry arrived in a poor state-very thin and covered in filth.  His feet had not been trimmed and his teeth are short and worn to the gumline.  He requires a specialized diet due to his dental issues.  He was worked very hard for many years as evidenced by many permanent scars on his shoulders and legs. Henry is a very personable and loving horse! 

Henry has aged quite gracefully over the 5+ years he has been with us. This year he has developed some significant hind end joint issues, and receives specific supplements and wears turnout sheets & blankets in cold weather to help keep him insulated and dry. He continues to receive a specific diet for his lack of teeth. He loves Winnie's Cookies

Henry needs $350/month in Sponsorships 

Henry on day of arrival May 1, 2013.  Yellow tags on his hips indicate he was sold for slaughter at auction!

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Henry arrived very thin and his belly and legs were covered in feces he had to lay in.  The first thing we did was to give him a bath!

Henry, one week later on 5-8-2013