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Everyone Needs a Second Chance!
The mission of Flurry’s Hope is to show
the treasure in blind horses and their potential for riding. We
offer help to others in learning how to care for and train their blind
horses.
We are located on 18 beautiful acres in
Madison, NC. Our
neighbors in Madison have welcomed us with open arms, and we feel so
much a part of the community. As may you know, our ministry is not only
to provide a sanctuary for blind horses but all kinds of second
chances happen there. It seems that the heart of all who hear about
us resonates to the message that we must provide second chances in life
to everyone. This is how we can see God's redemptive nature at work.
It's never too late for God to redeem our lives. No matter what has
happened... no matter what shape we are in... God can always do
amazing things... better than we thought, hoped or even dreamed!
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Golden Ice T is the foal of a blind mare. He deserves a
Second Chance, too! |
Would you please make a
contribution to help the work with blind horses?
Our work is supported only by donations from caring people like you.
Donations to
Flurry's Hope will help fund further public awareness and help for
blind horses. We are a 501(c)3
organization and your donations are tax deductible. Please send
your donations to PO Box 10211, Greensboro, NC 27404.
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You can also click here to make your donation via Secure PayPal. We
appreciate any amount that you can give, and everything you give will go
directly to the work. Our volunteers take no salary, so that you can
make a difference. Thank
you!
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Blind horses are worth saving! At
Flurry's Hope, we have experienced the joy of riding, training, and
playing with these precious animals. They are not helpless - they
are a blessing.
Contact
Dr. Emilie Storch with your
questions, comments, complaints, or encouragement.
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Want some books about horses and others who deserve second chances? Learn more about this and other books by following this link to
www.restingplacebooks.com.
Also, please visit other "horse-friendly"
websites, like HorseFriendsNC.
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Are you willing to learn to care for a blind horse?
We need people who will adopt one of these special animals that are
referred to us. We are glad to help with as much information and support
as possible. Please contact Dr.
Emilie Storch for more details.
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Welcome
to our new home! Flurry's Hope is based on 18 acres of beautiful land in
Madison, NC. We are currently pasturing blind horses in this lovely
spot. This was the March 2009 snow - isn't our barn beautiful? Click
on the "Life on the Farm" link to the
left for more great pictures! |
