2024-04-24T05:20:18-04:00 2023-12-31 990EZ 2023-01-01 812097619 FIGHTING CHANCE RESCUE % fighting renee FIGH 5137604731 1250 yankeetown rd HAMERSVILLE OH 45130 Kimberly R Kinder President 2024-04-24 Kimberly R XXX-XX-XXXX 2023 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X X 1250 yankeetown rd X X 101830 X 101830 0 0 0 0 0 101830 11954 102982 114936 -13106 43579 30473 43579 30473 43579 30473 43579 30473 The mission of Fighting Chance Rescue is to rescue provide treatment and care and to prevent the neglect and abuse of horses through education investigation and rescue operationsWe offer sanctuary for slaughter-bound abused and neglected horsesWe advocate for their welfare and enhance the human-animal bond We are one of the only equine rescues serving South Eastern Ohio Equine Rescue - Specializing in Critical Care FCR accepts unwanted horses or those in need to rescue from individual s or brought to us by humane societies and law enforcement. The rescue transports these horses and provides for the nutritional medical farrier and rehabilitation needs. We often rely on foster homes to complete the rehabilitation process. Rescue horses are re-homed after rehabilitation based on our screening process to ensure that horse and home are a good match. This program is supported from the rescue's general operating funds. Part of our program includes the last act of kindness and the afterlife removal. 0 102982 102982 kimberly kinder president 40 0 0 0 Joe Kinder vice president 10 0 0 0 Julie Cottrill Treasurer 20 0 0 0 Suz Croutwater secretary 10 0 0 0 Curtis Large board member 1 0 0 0 Dawn Mason board member 1 0 0 0 false false false false false 0 false false false false kim kinder 1250 yankeetown rd HAMERSVILLE OH 45130 5137604731 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 0 82377 71977 107288 101830 363472 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 82377 71977 107288 101830 363472 363472 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 363472 1 1 X Part I, line 16 | Other Expenses:, Amount:| Rescue and rehab of 72 horses. We took an unusual number of groups of neglected and abused horses. We had alot of rehab expense this year based on the condition of the animals. We had a shelter destroyed in a storm and we put up a new wooden structure to replace it. We added to our quarantine pasture to create safety for our other horses. Ours numbers were nearly double from the prior year so the amount of money spent reflects the difference in years prior. The cost of feed and hay has risen due to lack of hay available in our area. We also added Stocks for farrier and vet care . It makes it safer on the vets and board members to handle the horses. We added a round pen to help with conditioning of some of the horses., $102982| Part I, Line 16 | Explanation:| Rescue and rehab of 72 horses. We took an unusual number of groups of neglected and abused horses. We had alot of rehab expense this year based on the condition of the animals. We had a shelter destroyed in a storm and we put up a new wooden structure to replace it. We added to our quarantine pasture to create safety for our other horses. Ours numbers were nearly double from the prior year so the amount of money spent reflects the difference in years prior. The cost of feed and hay has risen due to lack of hay available in our area. We also added Stocks for farrier and vet care . It makes it safer on the vets and board members to handle the horses. We added a round pen to help with conditioning of some of the horses. We put a deposit on a new building for an educational center . This barn will house clinics and girl scout troop badge programs. Part III, General | Explanation:| The mission of Fighting Chance Rescue is to rescue provide treatment and care and to prevent the neglect and abuse o f horses through education investigation and rescue operations. We offer sanctuary for slaughter-bound abused and neglected horses .We advocate for their welfare and enhance the human-animal bond We are one of the only equine rescues serving South Eastern Ohio Part III, Line 28 | Explanation:| Equine Rescue - Specializing in Critical Care FCR accepts unwanted horses or those in need to rescue from individual s or brought to us by humane societies and law enforcement. The rescue transports these horses and provides for the nutritional medical farrier and rehabilitation needs. We often rely on foster homes to complete the rehabilitation process. Rescue horses are re-homed after rehabilitation based on our screening process to ensure that horse and home are a good match. This program is supported from the rescue's general operating funds. Part of our program includes the last act of kindness and the afterlife removal. Part I, Line 1 | Explanation:| This year we had several medical cases that required extensive surgeries and rehab. Vada the wry nose foal required several thousand dollars in aftercare. Her expenses were a huge amount of our spending this year. She had several follow up surgeries. We had an unusual amount of body score 1 and 2 rescues. Most of which included long term rehab. This year we tried some different types of therapy to rebuild the muscles and hooves of some of these critical horses. This year we took on nearly 30 more horses than the prior year . We also had a colt that was stunted from neglect that requires a crypt orchid surgery at Hagyard equine hospital. We had alot of corrective farrier expenses due to the serious neglect of nearly 20 of the horses. We added a set of stocks to safely work on farrier and vet required visits. It required more extensive trims. We did add a wooden lean two shelter to replace a damaged cloth one in the quarantine pasture. We did have to change the footing in all 4 areas of paddocks. We created a round pen .