Corolla Wild Horse Fund Inc

While the previous director did a lot to improve the organization, I look forward to the new director who will hopefully have a better relationship with the community and with employees and volunteers. Such high employee turnover is concerning in a company or a nonprofit

I am responding to Horse Helper. The Director is not a part-time and never has been. Her starting salary in 2007 was $45,000 (with 27 years experience) which is lower than other nonprofits in the area. These reviews should not be a forum for personal insults or incorrect information, and contributions have not decreased.

Far too money is spent on wages. The Director made $50,000 for a part-time position which takes a lot away from the benefit of the horses. Director is unfriendly and appears to be bringing in less contributions because of her negative attitude towards donors.

This organization cares for the wild horses that have inhabited the area longer than humans, and we humans should respect and coexist with these wonderful animals. Not only does Corolla Wild Horse Fund provide veterinary care and nutrition, they provide outreach and education. Caring for the horses is an ongoing struggle largely due to the humans who encroach on the land of these beautiful creatures, whether it's by being pesky tourists harrassing the horses, or developers who constantly threaten the local ecosystem with yet more sprawl. Tragically one of the beautiful horses was deliberately struck by a maniac on an ATV many years ago. Consequently the poor thing had to crawl away on his front legs, only to be put down. This is an example of the heartbreaking and thankless activity the Corolla Wild Horse fund works to remedy on a regular basis.