North Carolina Central Coast Region
From Dare County to Greene County to Onslow County to Pamlico County
We are part of the non-profit, tax deductable USERL organization. We can use equine feed (Triple Crown senior, Purina senior, Nutrena senior, Southern Senior or feed with 12% protein/12% fat), shredded beet pulp, hay extender, hay and mineral/salt blocks. We can use different types of wormers (i.e. Strongid C, Ivermecten base, praziqantel base). For other need items see our wish list. Please help wherever you can. Please contact the webmaster if you would like to donate any of these items for the horses in need. webmaster email:
At this time we have 18 horses in our care. 7 of them are in rehab with a body scale of 1 to 3. We have fosters and volunteers taking of them round the clock. We need your support to help them. There are 10 horses looking for a permanent home for someone to love them. Could it be you?
At this time we have 18 horses in our care. 7 of them are in rehab with a body scale of 1 to 3. We have fosters and volunteers taking of them round the clock. We need your support to help them. There are 10 horses looking for a permanent home for someone to love them. Could it be you?
Monthly Meetings
Please come and join us for your monthly meetings. We meet at Vera's Diner in Vanceboro at 6:30pm the 2nd
Tuesday of every month. Vera's diner is located at 8168 Main Street.
Their phone number is (252) 244-1464. You can eat some of their great
dinners or just come for the meeting.
Thank you very much for letting us use the diner for our meetings, Teresa
Thank you very much for letting us use the diner for our meetings, Teresa
NCCC News and Events
Events
For 2008:
May 24th: The Benefit horse show for USERL Hosted by Barker Farms ofVanceboro , NC
September 9th: The Drawing for the Quilt and Throw Blanket on July 8th has been changed to September. So more people will have an opportunity to get tickets.
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Pitt Co. 4H donated Halters, buckets and wormers. Thank you very much.
The Sun Journal's "Feed our furry friends campaign" was a great success. Thank you Sun Journal for adding us to your list of needy furry friends. We were given many halters and lead ropes from Partrade Trading Co, LLC in Kinston, NC. They are a wholesaler for many products relating to horses. We can not thank them and Suzanne Harrel (Vice President) enough for their donation. Take a look at their website www.partrade.net
Also we had a wonderful donation from Cindy Lohr. The donation was in the name of Equine Express and Vivian, John and Yoni. They were there to help her with her horse in a time of need. Thanks you very much.
We were given also two bag of grain, fly masks, feed scoops, and training halters with leads. Some of these items will help our horses as the fly season starts and with training, so the horses can be adopted out.
Thanks you everyone for given to USERL horses.
The Yard Sale on April 19th was a great success. Thanks to everyone. We earned over $500.00 to help pay off vet bills for our horses. We thank Selah Stables for the mini cart rides and Greenville Tractor Supply for the tent and the round pen for two of our rescue horses (JC and Dodge). They were great ambassadors for the rescue league.
Pamilco County Saddle Club donated $200 dollars worth of wormers for our fosters. We appreciate their generosity.
The State had donated vaccines for our foster horses.
Edna McClung has donated a handmade queen size quilt (she made it) and Nancy Holzworth donated a throw blanket with a horse head (4x5 ft) to be raffled. The quilt will be first prize and the throw blanket is second prize. Chances will be a $1 per ticket or 6 tickets for $5. The quilt and throw blanket will be displayed at the yard sale and the Benefit Horse Show. The drawing will be held at the July meeting. Just look at these!!! Wouldn't you like to have one of these in your home? To buy tickets: go to the yard sale(April 19) or Fun Horse Show(May 24) or contact Ruby Scheer (Region Coordinater) by email.
1st Place Prize
2nd Place Prize
For 2008:
May 24th: The Benefit horse show for USERL Hosted by Barker Farms of
THANK YOU Linda and Bill Barker for hosting this show!
THANK YOU
to all our sponsors, vendors, demonstrators, volunteers, donors, supporters,
competitors and spectators for making this event possible!Here were our sponsors:
Blue Ribbon Level Sponsor($200)
PCS Phosphate
Red Ribbon Level Sponsor
($100)
Craven Ag
Tractor Supply
Sponsors ($25/class)
PCS Sulfuric Maintenance Crew
Cottonwood Farms/Jill Taylor (2
classes)
Jacksonville Trailers Sales
Vera's Diner
Ruby Sheer
Royal Dust Acres
Edgemore East Farm
Turkey Quarter Saddle Club
Carolina Town & Country
Roanoke Rental & Sales
Southside Home & Garden
Red Horse Feed & Tack
Tony Thomas
Bradford Creek Coach and RV Center
Yoder's Farm and Garden Supply
Donations
Pitt County 4H Club
Lucky Spurs Horse Club
Donations
Pitt County 4H Club
Lucky Spurs Horse Club
100% of all proceeds benefit the United States Equine Rescues League, Inc (www.userl.org)
September 9th: The Drawing for the Quilt and Throw Blanket on July 8th has been changed to September. So more people will have an opportunity to get tickets.
NewS
Pitt Co. 4H donated Halters, buckets and wormers. Thank you very much.
The Sun Journal's "Feed our furry friends campaign" was a great success. Thank you Sun Journal for adding us to your list of needy furry friends. We were given many halters and lead ropes from Partrade Trading Co, LLC in Kinston, NC. They are a wholesaler for many products relating to horses. We can not thank them and Suzanne Harrel (Vice President) enough for their donation. Take a look at their website www.partrade.net
Also we had a wonderful donation from Cindy Lohr. The donation was in the name of Equine Express and Vivian, John and Yoni. They were there to help her with her horse in a time of need. Thanks you very much.
We were given also two bag of grain, fly masks, feed scoops, and training halters with leads. Some of these items will help our horses as the fly season starts and with training, so the horses can be adopted out.
Thanks you everyone for given to USERL horses.
The Yard Sale on April 19th was a great success. Thanks to everyone. We earned over $500.00 to help pay off vet bills for our horses. We thank Selah Stables for the mini cart rides and Greenville Tractor Supply for the tent and the round pen for two of our rescue horses (JC and Dodge). They were great ambassadors for the rescue league.
Pamilco County Saddle Club donated $200 dollars worth of wormers for our fosters. We appreciate their generosity.
The State had donated vaccines for our foster horses.
Edna McClung has donated a handmade queen size quilt (she made it) and Nancy Holzworth donated a throw blanket with a horse head (4x5 ft) to be raffled. The quilt will be first prize and the throw blanket is second prize. Chances will be a $1 per ticket or 6 tickets for $5. The quilt and throw blanket will be displayed at the yard sale and the Benefit Horse Show. The drawing will be held at the July meeting. Just look at these!!! Wouldn't you like to have one of these in your home? To buy tickets: go to the yard sale(April 19) or Fun Horse Show(May 24) or contact Ruby Scheer (Region Coordinater) by email.
1st Place Prize
2nd Place Prize
Horse for the Month
Chelsee
Current Status: in Foster, but want a permanent home. She has good ground manners and a fast learner. At the Benefit Show She was ground worked and ridden (walk/trot/canter) in both directions. She is ready for someone to take her home and love her and show guidance. She needs an intermediate rider or someone that is working with a trainer.
Current Status: in Foster, but want a permanent home. She has good ground manners and a fast learner. At the Benefit Show She was ground worked and ridden (walk/trot/canter) in both directions. She is ready for someone to take her home and love her and show guidance. She needs an intermediate rider or someone that is working with a trainer.
| Breed | Mustang(BLM) | Training | Green Broke |
| DOB | 2000 | Health | Good |
| Height | 12.1 | Restrictions | None |
| Sex | mare | Fees | TBA |
| Color | Chestnut | Markings | Star |
Horse for the Month
ECHO: Was adopted on July 11, 2008
Current Status: in Foster, but in looking for a permanent home. I am a wonderful boy. I love to be loved. I have been green broke. That means that you can set on me and I go forward but I do not understand moving off legs or reining. I have not done any bucking. I only walk at this time. I am gaited so I need to learn my regular walk first then starting learning my flat foot walk and on to further training. I enjoy having company in my pasture. I am a very easy going guy. I need someone to bring me along as a gaited horse.
If you are interested go to the adoption information page or contact foster/adoption coordinator.
Current Status: in Foster, but in looking for a permanent home. I am a wonderful boy. I love to be loved. I have been green broke. That means that you can set on me and I go forward but I do not understand moving off legs or reining. I have not done any bucking. I only walk at this time. I am gaited so I need to learn my regular walk first then starting learning my flat foot walk and on to further training. I enjoy having company in my pasture. I am a very easy going guy. I need someone to bring me along as a gaited horse.
| Breed | Gaited | Training | green broke |
| DOB | 2004 | Health | good |
| Height | 14.2 | Restrictions | none at this time |
| Sex | Gelding | Fees | TBA |
| Color | Black | Markings | 1/4 sock on RH |
If you are interested go to the adoption information page or contact foster/adoption coordinator.
USERL North Carolina Central Coast Coast Region is looking for Dedicated Volunteers
The United States Equine Rescue League is a nonprofit organization that rescues abused and neglected horses, ponies, donkeys, and mules. We are established in this area and are searching for more volunteers. There are so many ways that you can help.
-- Barn Help -- Fund Raising Activities --Sending time with these horses to help them relearn trust and Love
-- Adoption & Fostering -- Transportation -- Special Events(Shows and Information Booths) --
For Information, email: ncccrescue@yahoo.com
