Bart

IM HEADED TO SUN MY BUNS IN FLORIDA…..

Thank you to Florida Draft Rescue & Sanctuary for giving me a

place to call HOME!

If only I could talk, my rescuers would know my history before ending up at the Camelot Auction in New Jersey. There I was known simply as #800. They are now calling me Bart. Some call me Blind Bart as I dont have much vision left. My left eye is blind and Im losing sight in my right. I still see some shadows though. A large group of people came together to get me out of Camelot and I am now in Rachels care at Never Ends Farms in NJ until I can go to my forever home at Florida Draft Sanctuary. While in the pen at Camelot I was scared to death from all the commotion and lack of sight. I was a bit unlike myself; striking, bolting and running circles. I didn’t know who was going to hurt me. Now that I’m in Rachels care I have shown my true side. I cross tie, stand to be blanketed- even when its slid over my head and I’m even getting a bath to wash off the auction grimeys. YEAH!

If you’re interested in sponsoring me in NJ until I go to my new home in FL, please paypal to FPF in my name. If you’d like to sponsor me in my new Florida home, please contact my new mom there at:

www.drafthorserescue.org

Thank you to all my donors, angels and supporters.
Love: Bart

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DISCLAIMER: We are in NO WAY, nor have we or will we EVER be affiliated with Drafty Barn Rescue located in Lore City, OH. The operator of the Drafty Barn Rescue organization has tagged the phrase "Frog Pond" on her website, used a portion of our trademarked slogan for her organizational name, and has placed frog pictures all over her pages. Additionally, she seems to be overly concerned about the length, content and requirements of our adoption application and contracts. This is a small part of her efforts at causing issues for our organization. One very good reason this "rescue" should be watched is shown in living color from Channel 3-Cleveland News Footage. The photo of the operator of the Drafty Barn rescue is shown on the still shot in the video. You will hear her own words and feelings on horse slaughter by watching the link.

There is also a 2008 USDA/Ohio Dept of Agriculture citation against them for Non-burial of Livestock after they left a horse lying in a ditch for days unnoticed by anyone that resides at the farm -- only the children who ride the bus past the farm daily to school. We received numerous phone calls from parents requesting assistance. Should you wish to see this document, please feel free to email us and it will be forwarded.