The Homes for Horses Coalition is proud to announce its 2020 Conference on May 1 – 3 in Dallas, Texas. This is the only national conference specifically for the equine rescue and sanctuary community.
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Sessions will be offered on fundraising, compassion fatigue, working with law enforcement and technical large animal rescue during conference for equine rescue and sanctuary community.
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“We are proud to offer a conference that addresses the concerns and challenges of equine rescue professionals and advocates,” said Cheryl Jacobson on behalf of The Homes for Horses Coalition. Sessions will be offered on important topics that our members have asked for, including fundraising, compassion fatigue, working with law enforcement and technical large animal rescue.
Dual tracks will offer variety for those with different interests and experience. There will be plenty of time for networking and learning from peers which is always a highlight when like-minded people gather.
Because of the generosity of the Coalition’s sponsoring organizations, the conference is offered at the minimal registration cost of only $35 per person. The Coalition members are spread out all over the country and this is a wonderful opportunity for them to come together to share knowledge and community, and recharge for the good fight to save our nation’s equines.
Plan now to join experts and colleagues for this unparalleled opportunity to learn and network. For more information, please visit www.homesforhorses.org or email info@homesforhorses.org.
About The Homes for Horses Coalition
The Homes for Horses Coalition is supported by the Animal Welfare Institute and The Humane Society of the United States’ Jeannie and Jim Dodson Equine Protection Fund. It is dedicated to ending horse slaughter and other forms of equine abuse, while promoting growth, collaboration and professionalism in the equine rescue and protection community. Find us online at www.homesforhorses.org and on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/#!/HomesforHorses.
Press release provided by Homes for Horses Coalition