Maslena Rescue Foundation

“Expenses office expense 381 telephone 265 software 426 auto 266 insurance 1,384 animal feed 74,191 bank charges 275 licenses & permits 217 meals 204 repairs & maintenance 26 veterinary expense 1,740 total 79,375”

“Prior period adjustment -3,200”

“We serve to protect equines and other animals from abuse and neglect, provide relief for owner surrenders, and help educate the community about these amazing animals.”

“Our rescue provides a free-roam retirement home for unwanted, abused and abandoned animals. We host workshops to teach people sustainable land, livestock and resource management and basic livestock handling. They can learn the difference between various livestock, e.g., how a llama differs from an alpaca. We do not keep the animals permanently confined in corrals, aside from the fowl which are kept in enclosures to protect them from predators. The only animals that are kept in enclosures are older, in quarantine, injured, or in training. Most of our bovines, equines, camelids, ovine, and caprine are loose on the 33-acre ranch. This enables the livestock to interact among themselves and with people and to the level they are comfortable. All the ranch residents are maintained with a healthy diet, on-site veterinarian care and other services as needed for that animal. We work with any animal that is shy or has behavioral issues to help them integrate with the rest of the herd. We foster the human-animal bond by protecting the safety and welfare of the ranch residents.”