I just wanted to take a minute to let everyone know that we have just received e-mail from Allison Elrod at AMHA that the Bradford's and seven remaining horses have been found and are doing OK. She said that the horses have been given fresh water and food now and today, they will be sending a trailer to get the horses out and possibly the Bradford's three children.
AMHA has been overwhelmed with calls at the office and at our President Bob Kane's home with concerned members and non-members and everyone has really stepped up and answered their call for help. Strangers have also become heros in this story and the compassion from so many has been incredible.
Many people have opened their homes and barns to displaced people and animals, we have had many offers through our AMHA office and Board of Directors e-mail of people willing to go to any lengths to help others in need.
I would personally like to thank our AMHA office staff for their dedication and heartfelt efforts to ensure that the Bradford's and others receive the help in which they needed. A special thanks to Mike Roseauer, who himself has been directly effected by this storm, but took the time and personal risk to get feed to the proper people to deliver it to the Bradford's.
This truely is a bright light in all of the saddness and devestation, Americans are compassionate and caring. Thank you everyone for your efforts, members of AMHA and non-members, we all need to come together at this time and do what we can for our extended families.
Thanks again, we will continue to get help where it is needed.
Always,
Erin Haddad
AMHA Director Region 2
www.lakesideminis.com
AMHA has been overwhelmed with calls at the office and at our President Bob Kane's home with concerned members and non-members and everyone has really stepped up and answered their call for help. Strangers have also become heros in this story and the compassion from so many has been incredible.
Many people have opened their homes and barns to displaced people and animals, we have had many offers through our AMHA office and Board of Directors e-mail of people willing to go to any lengths to help others in need.
I would personally like to thank our AMHA office staff for their dedication and heartfelt efforts to ensure that the Bradford's and others receive the help in which they needed. A special thanks to Mike Roseauer, who himself has been directly effected by this storm, but took the time and personal risk to get feed to the proper people to deliver it to the Bradford's.
This truely is a bright light in all of the saddness and devestation, Americans are compassionate and caring. Thank you everyone for your efforts, members of AMHA and non-members, we all need to come together at this time and do what we can for our extended families.
Thanks again, we will continue to get help where it is needed.
Always,
Erin Haddad
AMHA Director Region 2
www.lakesideminis.com