Volunteer Equine Advocates (VEA) is a volunteer-operated, non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of abandoned, neglected or abused equine in Tennessee. VEA's mission is:
To assist law enforcement officers inTennessee by providing care for equine seized during animal cruelty investigations
Accepting custody of those seized equine to rehome after rehabilitation
Provide assistance to equine owners in times of personal or natural disaster
To provide education to the public on proper equine care
VEA is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization.
FEATURED ADOPTABLE: Jordin
Quite possible, the most beautiful grey you have ever seen; Jordin is waiting for his new home. This 14.3 hand, 16 year old gelding is a gentle and easy tempered horse. He leads well, loads well, stands for the farrier, and has a gentle nature. Jordin has the temperment to become a beginner rider horse, but is presently at an intermediate level. He is rusty, and will benefit from some time working a lunge line, and re-learning skills. Jordin came to VEA with a very severe hoof overgrowth, which is now trimmed and treated. His feet are once again in good shape. To learn more about adopting Jordin, fill out an adoption application online. Jordin's adoption fee is $300.
For more information on adoptable horses, click on All Adoptables in the top right corner, or fill out an adoption application.
Support VEA While You Do Your Everyday Shopping!
Purchase ANYTHING from AMAZON.com using our link, and VEA will get up to 15% of your purchase price donated. Remember to always come to the VEA website before shopping on Amazon.com
Buy your shoes from Endless.com, using the banner link below, and 15% of your purchase price will be rebated to VEA!
Members and guests of VEA are welcome to attend monthly meetings of the Executive Board and are encouraged to assist with committee assignments including fundraising, publicity, programs, and adoptions. Monthly meetings are held at the Sumner County Agriculture Extension Office located at 658 Hartsville Pike in Gallatin, TN. Meetings start at 7 pm the 2nd Tuesday of each month. All regular meetings are open to the public.
Read the VEA Blog for information on horse assessments and other VEA news, click HERE
Thinking of ways to give to VEA? Please set your default search engine to GoodSearch.com, and select VEA as your charity of choice.
