Please mention The Gers Local when responding to adverts
www.equinerescuefrance.org
If you know of, or have heard of an equine needing help here are some options for you to consider;
If the equine looks badly injured or has been involved in an accident please contact the nearest Gendarmerie and/or a local vet immediately.
If you are concerned about an equine because it is malnourished, looks in bad health, is being abused, or you are concerned because of risk of injury occurring you can do one of the following.
Contact us by email at admin@quintessence or in extreme urgency by telephone on 05 45 30 06 16
Contact your local DDS Go to the Mairie local to where the equine is and put in a report stating your concerns. Any evidence is very useful to take with you.
“Porter plainte” (an official complaint) at the nearest Gendarmerie.
Contact a local vet and state your concerns.
If you have an equine you can no longer care for and wish to gift it to ERF please contact us and we will work with you to try to re-home it.
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