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MVR Hay Program helps lawmen feed horses

By Raquel Ferotti

The mission of the MVR Hay Bank Program is to allow law enforcement officials avenues to provide hay to horses owned by private individuals in need, and to help horse owners who are facing financial hardship with temporary hay assistance. Further, to assist such entities and individuals in planning for the future.

Donations of hay are by application only. This program will run until May 1st 2010. Our resources are limited and we review applications on a first-come, first-served basis.

Requirements for eligibility for the MVR Hay Bank Program:


  • Applicant must show financial need due to recent loss of employment, financial hardship or medical issue.
  • Must have a horse-safe facility to maintain your horse.
  • Proof of Ownership and Veterinary record.
  • Applicant must be a resident of Kentucky
  • Applicant's horses must be personal horses; no professionals may apply.
  • A maximum of two horses may be fed with this program.
  • Income before or during time of crisis should be at or below $25,000.00 annual.
For more information visit mountainviewrescue.com/mvr_hay_bank_project.htmThe "Hay Bank" is funded entirely by tax-deductible donations and contributions. -Raquel Ferotti


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