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Hay from WHF, Texas arriving in California in LaJoya. Feeding over 200 head at one location.
Dog and Cat food being brought into the San Diego Humane Society from the WHF, every little bit helps. Will you be there when the time is needed?
Wild Horse Foundation
Hurricane Season is Here! Do you have a plan? Are you ready?
Volunteer and receive free training. Don't wait to late to Donate! Donate Today!
PEOPLE DON'T PLAN TO FAIL, PEOPLE FAIL TO PLAN! GET READY!
2008 Season predictions are out, Colorado State University calls for 15 named storms in the Atlantic in 2008 and says there's a better than average chance that at least one major hurricane will hit the United States. (CBS News 4-10-08)
The WHF was the ONLY Nonprofit Organization to received a direct FEMA endorsement letter in support of the 2007 Southern California Fires for its direct involvement. This support continued through March 2008 as needed. With this agencies supporting were California Department of Transportation and the U. S. Department of Transportation of which without there support none this could have worked. TEAM work is everyone working together for the same common goal.
California Fires 2008, Resources is the key, to many People talk about helping, we do what we say and not what we say we'll do.
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Hay from WHF, Texas arriving in California in LaJoya. Feeding over 200 head at one location. |
Dog and Cat food being brought into the San Diego Humane Society from the WHF, every little bit helps. Will you be there when the time is needed? |
Hurricane Rita
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Don't let this be you this year, trying to leave at the last minute. (Hurricane Rita)
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This is one of the horse we had to load in the night because many people failed to plan in time, are you ready. |
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Many horses arrived here at the Foundation. Over 400 total. Make your plan early. This year when the hurricane hits with limited resources we can only take a limited number. |
In order to better help our fellow Texans out, we have several staging areas in Texas along the way, we have locations in Winnie, El Campo, La Grange, Victoria, Goliad and Kingsville. These are temporary areas and will only be for short periods. Any horses left will be moved to the Foundation. |
If you want to help please let us know now! All of our volunteers will be trained to better understand the system of working together with other organizations by using FEMA's system of communication protocol. We will require all volunteer's have the ICS 100, NIMS, Animal in Disaster 1 and 2 course and after completion of training you will receive a certificate from FEMA for your certification of completion. The successful completion of any disaster is everyone working together to complete the task.
Our neighbors, our friends our family depend on us all to help, will you!
Without volunteers we could not get our job done, we need your help!
Everyone has something to offer from office work to driving a truck, from logistics to communications we need you!
For Donations or questions please contact us immediately on how you can help. Don't wait until its to late to evacuate!
((Click here for Donations)) or click her her to send email to grfield@wildhorsefoundation.org
April 10, 2008
