November 13, 2017
Thank you very much for your consideration,
The purpose of Full Circle Equine Rehabilitation Center is to provide a place where the healing power of horses can touch, uplift and enrich the community we all share. Our organization promotes philanthropy and good citizenship while facilitating equine rescue. This is our Mission Statement and the motivation behind our program. Full Circle Equine Rehabilitation Center is incorporated in Washington State and is registered with the Washington State Charities Registry. Full Circle applied for our non-profit status on February 26th 2013 and received approval on July 31st 2014. We currently have 8 horses in our rescue program that range in age from 1yr old to 34yrs young. Many of these horses are available for adoption to an approved home. Taking on the responsibility of owning a horse requires a long term and very costly commitment. A new equine partner may live to be 30+ yrs. old and will require specialized care for some or all of their lifetime. At FCERC we want to be sure that the horses that find safe haven with us find the best home possible with caretakers who plan on making the wellbeing of their equine friend a very high priority. Many “rescue horses” through no fault of their own, often come with emotional and physical damage that leaves them unsuitable for demanding jobs as well as with behavioral issues that require an experienced and patient partner. FCERC is currently coordinating with The Salish School of Spokane, Naomi Project, the East Valley STAR Program, the Spokane Tribe Youth Program, the Underground Angels, and others, to bring the healing power of horses to a number of people throughout our community. We would appreciate your help and guidance to reach out to agencies, organizations and individuals who would like to give some time, help and support to the horses and people who are a part of our “Circle”. Maybe one of those people could be you!
- We look forward to hearing from you!
- Office # 509-238-2800
– Visit us at fullcirclerescue.org to learn more about our program! Cris Pemberton- Executive Director and Dreamer
