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19/05/2012

Lluest Horse & Pony Trust Blog

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We would like to say a Very BIG thank you for a Very generous donation of electric fencing  and equipment from Mr Whitbred from Hotline ( http://www.hotline-fencing.co.uk)

3   x Sprite 12volt energizers
13 x Packs of white plastic post (10 per pack)
1   x Bucket screw-in rope insulators (100 per bucket)
2   x Packs of nail-on rope insulators (25 per pack)
4   x Packs of nail-on tape insulators (20 per pack)
1   x Digital tester
2   x 200mtr 20mm tape
6   x 200mtr 12mm tape
1   x 200mtr 40mm tape – green
2   x 100mtr horse rope
1   x rope joiner


We would like to say a HUGE thank you to Equistro (http://www.equistro.co.uk) for donating a large box full of wonderful supplements to help our horses and ponies with special needs. For example, we have recently taken in a number of horses with serious liver problems and Equistro answered our plea for help. 

"Equistro supplements are organic, specifically targeted formulations of the highest biological value, available in a comprehensive range of applications to ensure optimum flexibility for the discerning owner."


We would like to say a HUGE Thank You  to Pets at Home Carmarthen for donating a pallet of horse feed!


This position has now been filled

The Trust is currently looking for a full time member of staff as a yard hand/groom. Short term contract available with potential to extend.

Immediate start preferable. Experience with horses required, 35 hour week, minimum wage.

Ability to work shifts to include weekends and bank holidays, own transport essential.

This job involves heavy lifting and manual labour. You must be able to work with small committed team in all weathers.

Reliability and sense of humour essential!

For more information please email Lisa Lanfear Administrator@lluest.co.uk or call 01550 740661


The Trust is currently overseeing the care of some ponies on a property where there are problems. We may be looking for homes for the ponies but there is also a goat a pig and a duck who may also need homes.

If you can offer any of these animals a home please contact Lisa in confidence on 01550 740661 or email Administration@lluest.co.uk.

Thank you


Gwynfe Cat Welfare Have Very Kindly Offered Lluest a Joint fund raising opportunity at their Spring Bazaar in Brecon Market Hall - Easter Saturday – 7 April from 10.00 am till 4.00 pm

Lots of plants, household items, bedding, refreshments, books and all sorts!

Our wonderful volunteer Amy will be running a Tack Stall for us.

The event will help us raise much needed funds after a tough winter, and Gwynfe Cat rescue raise money for their FREE neutering scheme.

Please come along and help support both charities. 


Job Title - Business Development Officer  - Applications now closed

Funded by:

Lluest Horse and Pony Trust has an exciting, challenging position available for highly motivated individual, to identify  and develop income streams, coupled with designing and executing a dynamic marketing strategy. 

The successful candidate must have a proven track record in business development, including grant applications and management. Lluest Horse and Pony Trust is an equine rescue charity at a pivotal growth and development stage launching new services and building partnerships with 3rd sector and private marketplaces.

Applicants are invited to submit a CV with covering letter outlining your experience and why this position would interest you.

Closing date for applicants 14/04/12 
for further information please email.

Administrator@lluest.co.uk 

Telephone 01550 740661

www.luesthorseandponytrust.co.uk

This is a grant funded position


A group of animal lovers are hoping to raise some much needed funds for a Welsh charity this March by running into the sea at Broad Haven beach. More than a dozen supporters of Lluest Horse and Pony Trust will be taking part in the "Mad March Dip" on Sunday 18th March. The daring dippers will also be joined by some four legged friends at the event as two horses are going for a swim accompanied by their riders.
 
And to be sure that the fundraisers really earn their sponsorship money the event organiser Milford Haven student  Rebecca Algieri, 19,  has come up with one golden rule - no wetsuits. " I want people to feel like we've really had to work hard for every donation, and coming from Pembrokeshire I know just how bracing the waters can be, so the no wetsuit rule seems like the perfect plan," explained Rebecca . " Lluest Horse and Pony Trust is a really deserving cause so as I'm splashing around in the cold water I'll be thinking of all the needy ponies I'm helping."


Wonderful supporter Nondus Banning-Boddy is running in the marathon at Llanelli on the 15th April 2012 in aid of the Trust.

Nondus has run many times for different charities and this time we are very lucky and grateful this amazing lady has chosen Lluest. 


The demands on the Trust are ever growing as the economic downturn has seen the numbers of abandoned and starved horses increasing daily. As soon as we are able to send a horse or pony out on loan we fill that place from the list of horses and ponies like Miar in desperate  need of help. 



Miar Before


Miar After

People like Nondus make it possible for us to continue our work while coping with decreasing donations and rising costs. 


Please help us show Nondus how much we all value her support by donating to her Just Giving Page. 


http://www.justgiving.com/Nondus-Banning-Boddy

Thank you Nondus!


January has been incredibly busy and our small team do not want to wish time away but we are all longing for the spring – as are the horses. We have all had enough of the mud!

The good news however is Sapphire and Poppet and Pudding have gone out to wonderful foster homes until the Spring and our gorgeous miniature horse Patchwork has gone out to start her new life in a  wonderful loan home where she is being ridden and loving it.


Patchwork


Pudding


Poppet

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Sapphire

We have also taken in some new rescues. One very sad case that we cannot talk about  to protect him but the pony is here and safe now.
Another of our new rescues is Robbie.  This tiny tot of a pony stands at 28 inches high and was rescued before Christmas having been found by the side of a road in a very bad way.  As you can see this beautiful pony is well on his way to a full recovery.



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