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DECEMBER 2013


HOME OF TRIPLE-CROWN WINNER SECRERIAT’S FAMILY NEEDS HELP!


Villa Chardonnay Equine Sanctuary focuses on providing a permanent


home to elderly, neglected, and abused horses that are not able to be ridden or adopted. The sanctuary is considered their last chance for survival. Cel- ebrating their tenth anniversary this year, Villa Chardonnay has steadily and responsibly grown year after year. It has been responding to the economic turndown and how it has dramatically affected the horse owners of the United States. The mostly privately funded non-profit is reaching out to the community for assistance through these difficult months if they are to continue their efforts. The number of horses requiring


rescue in Southern California contin- ues to grow. Over 120,000 horses are abandoned in the United States each year. Southern California has been especially hard hit by the economy. Expenses run $25,000 a month:


including $12,000 for alfalfa, addi- tional expenses include veterinary care, medication, barn supplies, dentistry, and barn hands. Villa Chardonnay is also home to dogs, cats, goats, donkeys and a person- able turkey name Erik. They require the support of the


community and they are asking all animal lovers to send a tax de- ductible donation today; anything you can afford” stated Steven Riznyk, the CEO of SanDiegoBizLaw and the Black Tie Cigar Club (which raises money primarily for abused and abandoned dogs). Visitors are welcome to see the


workings at Villa Chardonnay first- hand. Please call 951-234-9793 for an appointment. Visit Nitro Active, the great grandson of Secretariat, and all the horses of Villa. Send a tax deductible donation directly to Villa Chardonnay @ 42200 Calle Bar- bona, Temecula, CA 92592. Villa Chardonnay is a 501c3 non-profit corporation. If you would like to sponsor an individual horse, please visit us at www.villachardonnay.org. All the animals thank you.


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