My Nonprofit Reviews

In 2012 I had the opportunity to rescue a horse from a kill lot I had the funds to purchase a horse however I did not have a place to keep it so I let the person who was overseeing the rescue attempt of 90 horses that I would gladly purchase a horse if she could find somewhere for it to go and unbeknownst to me the owner of Red Clay had offered to take
horses that were rescued with nowhere to go. So keep in mind this was all being done over Facebook, I didn't know the person who was trying to save the horses and I had never seen any of the horses but I knew it was something I needed to. So sight unseen I sent my money and purchased a horse. After the horse was rescued I asked where it would be going and to speak to the owner of the rescue to make sure everything was on the up-and-up. I was given Lee's phone number and from the moment I heard her voice I knew I had met an angel and that call began my eternal love for Red Clay. I was given the opportunity to visit the ranch and to meet the horse that I had rescued and I fell in love, I fell in love with the ranch I fell in love with Lee, Phil, their dogs, cats and all the horses. Red Clay has not only been a safe haven for horses, goats and chickens it has been a safe haven for me as well. The love and care that is extended to these wonderful creatures is beyond measure. I have had the opportunity to see total heartache and despair in these magnificent creatures when they arrive and then within a few months of being at RCR they blossom mentally physically and spiritually and it's all due to the love, care and dedication of the people at Red Clay Ranch. There is no better place on this Earth then Red Clay Ranch.