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Baltimore Horse Country's
Emergency Preparation
Horse Rescue and Horse Welfare

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General Information

If you wish to help protect horses, and help rescued horses, we recommend that you find and visit your local horse rescue organization. Your donation of time, money, feed and supplies to an organization you are familiar with can go a lot further than sending your money to a national organization that spends most of its money on executive salaries and fund-raising, and little or none on direct care for unwanted, neglected and abused horses.

Before donating anything to an organization, you should ask for a financial statement to find out where the money goes. Also ask for proof of non-profit status. Your donation is not tax-deductible without it. The organization is required to show written proof of status (i.e. letter of determination) from the IRS. If they refuse to do so after claiming to be non-profit, they can be prosecuted. Remember that an organization can be non-profit but not necessarily tax-exempt. A tax-exempt organization will be 501(c)(3), or possibly another 501 variation. All this must be provable in writing on official documents from the IRS.


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