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Wee Man and all of the Society horses say “Thank you!”
MSSPA was recently awarded a coveted Doree Taylor Charitable Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee grant of $200,000! The grant funds will be used to fund equine care and our “Help, Hope, Home” facility improvement project.
Pictured on the left, MSSPA’s smallest equine, Wee Man, receives the very big check!
To read more about the grant award, see our blog post.
Our vision is the elimination of equine abuse and neglect.
The mission of the Maine State Society for the Protection of Animals is to provide refuge, rehabilitation, and placement of seized equines, support the placement of surrenders, and educate the public.
MSSPA uses its resources to provide direct care, rehabilitation, and placement for horses who have suffered abuse.
The Society promotes humane treatment, training, and use of animals through education and hands-on experiences.
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! The Spring 2018 newsletter is now available. View the digital version now by clicking here.
Help, Hope, Home
A Facility Improvement
Help, Hope, Home is a $1.8 million facility improvement that consolidates an indoor training arena and humane education center with administrative offices. The project serves the horses and the people who care about them. Our indoor training arena is a vital step forward and you are our vital partner in making it a reality. Together, we will give majestic, beautiful – yet mistreated – horses help, hope… home.
To read more about the project, and to see updates as the project progresses, click here.
It is with great pride that the Maine State Society for the Protection of Animals announces that it is now accredited by the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries (GFAS). The Society is the only equine facility in the State of Maine to have earned such an honor. To read the complete story, click here!
