Monday, April 30, 2012
Refuge Farms is Published
I’m an amateur member of the Equine Photographers Network. Quite some time ago I discussed with Sandy an opportunity to enter their 2011 Horses in Need Documentary Project. Of course, I have the easiest part; I only have to tell the story with photos. Sandy has the much more difficult part, telling the story with text. And, once again she did a fabulous job.
Long story short, we got published for the Refuge Farms Laddee story. This is their lead:
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Laddee, the Little Belgian Mare
by Sandy Gilbert, Spring Valley, Wisconsin
Sandy Gilbert is the Executive Director of Refuge Farms in Spring Valley, WI. Laddee is a Belgian mare that has just arrived at the sanctuary, and she is dying. Nothing can be done to change that. Laddee is suffering from a tumor on her eye and has cancer that can not be cured. The issue is quality of life. Sandy shares Laddee's story.
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If anyone is interested, you can access their website and read more at:
http://www.equinephotographers.org/newsletter/resq12/
Gary Stevens
I’m an amateur member of the Equine Photographers Network. Quite some time ago I discussed with Sandy an opportunity to enter their 2011 Horses in Need Documentary Project. Of course, I have the easiest part; I only have to tell the story with photos. Sandy has the much more difficult part, telling the story with text. And, once again she did a fabulous job.
Long story short, we got published for the Refuge Farms Laddee story. This is their lead:
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Laddee, the Little Belgian Mare
by Sandy Gilbert, Spring Valley, Wisconsin
Sandy Gilbert is the Executive Director of Refuge Farms in Spring Valley, WI. Laddee is a Belgian mare that has just arrived at the sanctuary, and she is dying. Nothing can be done to change that. Laddee is suffering from a tumor on her eye and has cancer that can not be cured. The issue is quality of life. Sandy shares Laddee's story.
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If anyone is interested, you can access their website and read more at:
http://www.equinephotographers.org/newsletter/resq12/
I’m so proud of Sandy for her many abilities in continuing the mission of Refuge Farms. Congratulations my dear friend.
Gary Stevens
# posted by Sandy @ 10:03 AM 
