This Old Horse Inc

“Nancy turner kathleen amerongen president sec/trea sisters”

“Reviewed by board of directors prior to filing.”

“Enforced annually by board of directors”

“Documents made available to the public upon request.”

“This old horse, inc. Provides retirement, rescue and rehabilitation to older and unwanted horses that have had a career to service humans. They continue to serve as ambassadors to the incredible impact of 'horse power' by facilitating the development of horsemanship and beginning riding skills to older and special needs riders.”

“This old horse, inc. Provides support for horses in transition through our rescue, retirement, and rehoming programs. This old horse, inc. Manages and operates 10 barns throughout the larger st paul / minneapolis metropolitan area and western wisconsin. During calendar year 2024, this old horse provided humane rescue, rehabilitation, lifelong sanctuary, and adoption services for 238 horses across our 12-site sanctuary network in minnesota and western wisconsin. Of these, 58 were new intakesincluding retired racehorses, owner-surrenders, and horses intercepted from at-risk situations or kill-pen pipelines. We successfully rehomed 46 horses into qualified adoptive homes, all retained under our lifetime safety-net contracts. On any given day, an average of 202 resident horses received individualized care, encompassing veterinary treatments, farrier visits every six weeks, and more than 2 million pounds of feed and free-choice hay. Our volunteer corps of 540 community members donated 23,000 hoursvalued at over 1.3 millionto daily care, barn maintenance, and equine-assisted learning programs. Program highlights included: racehorse reimagined retrained and rehomed 22 off-track thoroughbreds @liberty wellness developed a 12-week equine-assisted support series for women recovering from breast cancer. Soul train paired 64 volunteers with sanctuary horses for structured ground-training, completing 3,500 logged sessions that improved adoptability scores by an average of 30%. This comprehensive approach ensured every horse received compassionate stewardship while advancing public education, volunteerism, and responsible equine aftercare.”

“Feed 45,780 0 0 utilities 23,351 0 0 farrier expenses 19,662 2,185 0 vet 18,681 2,076 0 training 13,599 0 0 utilities 10,008 0 0 farrier expenses 8,427 936 0 barn supplies 6,074 0 0 training 5,828 0 0 bedding 4,969 0 0 rescue transportation 3,850 0 0 dues & subscriptions 3,739 0 0 auto expense 3,271 0 0 quarantine 3,268 0 0 bank charges 0 3,268 0 barn supplies 2,603 0 0 repairs & maintenance 2,212 246 0 carcass disposal 2,226 0 0 bedding 2,130 0 0 fencing 2,040 0 0 rescue transportation 1,650 0 0 dues & subscriptions 1,602 0 0 auto expense 1,402 0 0 bank charges 0 1,401 0 quarantine 1,400 0 0 repairs & maintenance 948 105 0 carcass disposal 954 0 0 fencing 874 0 0 tack 70 0 0 tack 30 0 0 total 190,648 10,217 0”

“Prior period adjustement for adjustements to horse inventory.”