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Yes - your expenses are tax deductible. You would not be expected to pay for major vet care. But feeding, board, and any other expenses are definitely a donation. You can work with a weanling or an aged horse, depending on your preference. Just teaching a horse nice ground manners greatly enhances it's chances of a happy life!
Janet
Heather Bartz <heatherbartz@...> wrote:
Heather Bartz <heatherbartz@...> wrote:
If a person takes in a horse for 30 or 60 days of training, is that person responsible for the cost of the care for that horse; i.e. feed, deworming, possible vet care? I'm guessing it's tax deductible. Thanks!
----- Original Message ----
From: Janet LaBarre <kneadmyspace@yahoo.com>
To: mnhorserescue@yahoogroups. com
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2008 12:03:47 AM
Subject: [mnhorserescue] Trainers needed - non pro is fine!
The rescue needs people willing to take a horse or two for 30 or 60 days of training. If you've done any kind of training with horses, you can help! You don't need to be a professional, just good with horses and experienced with green, rusty , or unbroke horses. There are horses of all ages and experience levels that need handling. Even if you just do groundwork, that would be great! The trained horses are the ones that get good homes!You can reply to this email for more information.Thanks, Janet
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