Horses are evacuated during hurricanes too.
Let's help add more entries to the emergency layup directory being compiled by
The Horse Gazette by contacting our horse friends and getting them to add entries at:
http://www.horsegazette.com/emergency.htm#TX
It may be too late to help horses affected by Hurricane Ike, but at least we can be prepared for the next big storm.
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That's a great idea to help out horses during these tough times. I guess somebody has to do it.
Yes, I had not thought of it. I found out about the directory through a group in my LinkedIn network.
Here in Oklahoma we send hay to Texas during droughts and so we are used to reaching out to our neighbors to the south.
However, it is not just for hurricanes that such facilities are necessary. What about during winter storms or bad weather or just when people get caught out on the interstate for whatever reason?