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Emergency Rescue Horse Mannequin - donate here
Newton Abbot, Devon, United Kingdom
Aim
We need your support to buy a fully articulated horse mannequin as a training aid to help manage emergency equine rescues
Be a hero for horses in emergencies this summer by helping us purchase a fully articulated horse mannequin as a training aid to help manage equine rescues.
The life-sized horse mannequin needed will enable us to deliver a realistic training experience to our Welfare Outreach and Advice team to ensure the safe handling of equines in emergency situations, from localised single animal incidents to multi-agency emergencies.
This is our first ever Crowdfunder and we aim to purchase the horse mannequin which costs £8,802.
How your support could help
Syra Bowden, Head of Welfare Outreach says: “From localised single animal incidents to widescale, multi-agency emergencies and disasters, proper training for everyone involved is essential. A safe emergency rescue is far more likely to result in successful outcomes for equines and people.
“We already have the staff with experience in the ethical handling of equines, four key locations in Devon where we can host the training and access to our Anderson Sling, which is a sophisticated piece of harness recovery equipment to support the rescue of large equines. We just need the life-sized horse mannequin to fully equip us to start delivering this training.”
We are working with a UK-based organisation called Resquip to purchase this item.
*Your donation will be used to purchase an articulated horse mannequin from Resquip. If we raise over the total required to purchase this item, the additional funds will be used for general running costs, such as feed, bedding and hay, to help us provide lifelong, loving care to equines in need. If we don’t meet our target to purchase this item, the remaining funds will be provided by The Mare and Foal Sanctuary.
This project successfully funded on 9th October 2023