My Nonprofit Reviews

I took the tour offered of the complete facility. The first thing I noticed was the beauty of the whole area-some beautiful buildings (a barndominium and the owner’s small home), rolling hills, forests, and acres of grass for the few horses at Red Bell. Most of the equines kept there are donkeys of all sizes, along with a few mules, horses, and mini-horses. I learned that the animals being cared for at Red Bell have problems that other facilities across the USA are not equipped or able to handle, and therefore sent the animals to Red Bell. I was happy to see the special care taken by Red Bell of all health/physical problems of their equine residents. There were many workers caring for the animals and it was evident those workers handled the animals with love.
During the tour I saw that every type of equine had areas to sleep, eat, and exercise/play that each needed. This included buildings for their protection.
It was a wonderful and uplifting visit.