My Nonprofit Reviews

I have been along side this organization since it's inception, after all one of the founders is my wife, and they have never strayed from their mission to assist those horses that need saving by enlisting the equine community itself. It's a brilliant model as no one person has to should the entire load, but instead if you have an open stall and can foster an animal until it's (hopefully) eventual forever adoption, then that takes a load off of the rescue and allows it to address other issues. This way, there is no one location that gets overloaded with intake of animals, and there is no location for the less conscious to drop off an unwanted animal. This could be duplicated anywhere.

Big props to all the people that have been involved over the years. As I've said before, any help is appreciated, big or small.

LEAN has consistently served the Southern Nevada equine community with a service to care for and re-home horses that have been seized by, or surrendered to the Clark County Animal Control.

This organization is truly dedicated to their mission. This is not some backyard hoarder, or someone that is profiting from these animals that have been sorely let down by their former owners. LEAN spreads the workload out amoungst its members so that each foster can provide the best possible care for a horse, or in some cases, horses. This of course includes feeding, grooming, stall maintenance, medical care and sometimes training and lessons in good manners. The final step is to find a forever home for the horse through a thorough adoption process.

The guiding principle is always, "Do what's best for the horse". They have saved dozens of horses with this method, and along the way people have had great experiences with these rescues.

These are the good guys.

I have been following this organization since it's inception, and I wish to express my admiration for the selfless work these men and women have done for abused, neglected and abandoned animals. Not only have they saved many lives, and improved the quality of life for many others, they are providing a community service and working with Clark County to reduce the cost and complexity of dealing with these animals.

The genius of their plan is to spread the load out to as many people as possible. Can volunteer a little time or a little money great, or if you're a major benefactor there is room for you too. Also this method can be replicated anywhere as you don't need a building, land, storage, vehicles in the name of the charity, the people involved provide these things.

Highly motivated, highly ethical, and highly effective, too bad there isn't a 5-star+ rating.

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