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We are the voice of the voiceless. The defender of the helpless. Our
                  efforts create second chances.
    We are Second Chance Equine Association.
Our Mission is to
Rescue, Rehabilitate, Relocate and Re-educate
Rescue:
We serve as the arm of the Humane Society in cases of abuse and
                     neglect of any Equine.

                     How does it work?
                     • A formal complaint is filed
• We assist the Humane Officers in the seizure of the animal onsite.
                 •A full medical exam is performed.
    • The animal(s) are taken to a quarantine barn for 30 days.
Rehabilitation:
                   There are 2 stages of rehabilitation

                  Stage One        The Physical Needs
                          • Eliminating parasites
   • Attending any physical impairments such as injuries or lameness
• Addressing the nutritional needs and getting it back to a proper weight.
Stage Two         The Emotional Needs
This stage addresses the emotional scarring of an animal which manifests
                    itself in unacceptable behavior.
 The bad behavior makes the horse unsafe to humans and/or stressful to
                              the horse itself.

         • Understand how the horse thinks & learn it’s language
• TL (tough love) Establish Respect & Leadership then develop Trust thru
                            Gentling exercises
     • TLC (tender loving care) You can never have too much of this!
Relocation:
After ALL legal judgements are finalized we can place the horse in a new
                       home in one of two ways.

                             • Foster care
                               • Adoption

                       Criteria for placement
             • Proper accommodations, shelter and pasture
             • Background check or any past animal abuse
                       • Personality compatibility
Re-Educate:
 Our Goal is to prevent problems as well as promote proper and safe
                              interaction
          between humans and horses through education.

            • We offer monthly speakers to our members
• Promote educational seminars by associates who share our common
                              interests
       • We offer hands on horse training clinics to the public
          • We engage in public speaking for social groups
              • We provide FREE training videos online
Crazy Pony will never be

    Kid friendly!
Slated to be put down...
       Unsafe!
Unwanted, Fearful of
   People ...
 Untouchable!
Our Outreach Program

Our internet presence has reached 187,992 viewers.
   806 people subscribe to our youtube channel.
  We are viewed in 25 countries via the internet.
What People All Over the Country are Saying:

I tried several different techniques on him but nothing and I mean NOTHING worked.
I tried your videos/tips and in one day I had a completely different horse.You would
NOT believe the difference!
OMG!!, i have never heard of this type of desensitizing, I am so inspired by you,
awesome video, thank you so very much for posting this.
Thank you for doing these videos. I won't mention any names but there are some high
profile horse gurus who wouldn't give away a single bit of knowledge.

That is very sad because it's the horse who benefits at the end of the day. I wish you
every success & I will recommend your channel far & wide.
I absolutely love what your organization does for horses and I am a massive fan.
Looking forward to seeing some more of your videos! :)
Excellent video! It's nice to see someone taking their time with the horse and
doing it right in a safe and consistent manner!
Our Vision:
To establish a safe haven horse park that will benefit and enrich the
 lives of both horses and humans. A place to serve as a shelter for
          the helpless as well as a place of higher learning.
106 acres

                     In 2010
              Dennis Strosko
            donated his 106 acre farm
            to Second Chance Equine
                   Association
             to use as a Home Base.
The Vision is to : Provide a Safe Haven for the rescue horses
The Vision is to : Develop a Public Learning Center & Host Seminars and
                            Behavioral Clinics
The Vision is to : Create a Skill Center that Promotes the Advancement
                            of Horsemanship
The Vision is to : Have Partnerships with Higher Education
The Vision is to : Work with the Disabled...
The Vision is to : Troubled Youths and Veterans...
The Vision is to : ... and Theraputic Groups
There is a BIG Difference between SCEA and the typical
            Animal Shelter for dogs and cats

                 • Horses are BIGGER
            • Facilities need to be BIGGER
              • Medical bills are BIGGER
                • Feed bills are BIGGER

• Everything is BIGGER except the number of Qualified
                     Handlers
  and Rescue Organizations... that number is smaller
We are the voice of the voiceless. The defender of the helpless. Our
                  efforts create second chances.
    We are Second Chance Equine Association
How can I Help?
      • Become an Honorary Member for $25 a year
        • Help us reach our Goal of 5000 members
• A large membership will assist in obtaining Government
                         Grants and
                  Corporate Sponsorships
   • Your Financial Donations will help to care for souls
who out of no fault of their own, can’t care for themselves
• Be part of an Effort to Give Back to the Community thru
                          Education
For more information visit us on Facebook or online at
     www.secondchanceequine.com

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  • 3. QuickTime™ and a H.264 decompressor are needed to see this picture.
  • 4. We are the voice of the voiceless. The defender of the helpless. Our efforts create second chances. We are Second Chance Equine Association.
  • 5. Our Mission is to Rescue, Rehabilitate, Relocate and Re-educate
  • 6. Rescue: We serve as the arm of the Humane Society in cases of abuse and neglect of any Equine. How does it work? • A formal complaint is filed • We assist the Humane Officers in the seizure of the animal onsite. •A full medical exam is performed. • The animal(s) are taken to a quarantine barn for 30 days.
  • 7. Rehabilitation: There are 2 stages of rehabilitation Stage One The Physical Needs • Eliminating parasites • Attending any physical impairments such as injuries or lameness • Addressing the nutritional needs and getting it back to a proper weight.
  • 8. Stage Two The Emotional Needs This stage addresses the emotional scarring of an animal which manifests itself in unacceptable behavior. The bad behavior makes the horse unsafe to humans and/or stressful to the horse itself. • Understand how the horse thinks & learn it’s language • TL (tough love) Establish Respect & Leadership then develop Trust thru Gentling exercises • TLC (tender loving care) You can never have too much of this!
  • 9. Relocation: After ALL legal judgements are finalized we can place the horse in a new home in one of two ways. • Foster care • Adoption Criteria for placement • Proper accommodations, shelter and pasture • Background check or any past animal abuse • Personality compatibility
  • 10. Re-Educate: Our Goal is to prevent problems as well as promote proper and safe interaction between humans and horses through education. • We offer monthly speakers to our members • Promote educational seminars by associates who share our common interests • We offer hands on horse training clinics to the public • We engage in public speaking for social groups • We provide FREE training videos online
  • 11. Crazy Pony will never be Kid friendly!
  • 12.
  • 13. Slated to be put down... Unsafe!
  • 14.
  • 15. Unwanted, Fearful of People ... Untouchable!
  • 16.
  • 17. Our Outreach Program Our internet presence has reached 187,992 viewers. 806 people subscribe to our youtube channel. We are viewed in 25 countries via the internet.
  • 18. What People All Over the Country are Saying: I tried several different techniques on him but nothing and I mean NOTHING worked. I tried your videos/tips and in one day I had a completely different horse.You would NOT believe the difference!
  • 19. OMG!!, i have never heard of this type of desensitizing, I am so inspired by you, awesome video, thank you so very much for posting this.
  • 20. Thank you for doing these videos. I won't mention any names but there are some high profile horse gurus who wouldn't give away a single bit of knowledge. That is very sad because it's the horse who benefits at the end of the day. I wish you every success & I will recommend your channel far & wide.
  • 21. I absolutely love what your organization does for horses and I am a massive fan. Looking forward to seeing some more of your videos! :)
  • 22. Excellent video! It's nice to see someone taking their time with the horse and doing it right in a safe and consistent manner!
  • 23. Our Vision: To establish a safe haven horse park that will benefit and enrich the lives of both horses and humans. A place to serve as a shelter for the helpless as well as a place of higher learning.
  • 24. 106 acres In 2010 Dennis Strosko donated his 106 acre farm to Second Chance Equine Association to use as a Home Base.
  • 25. The Vision is to : Provide a Safe Haven for the rescue horses
  • 26. The Vision is to : Develop a Public Learning Center & Host Seminars and Behavioral Clinics
  • 27. The Vision is to : Create a Skill Center that Promotes the Advancement of Horsemanship
  • 28. The Vision is to : Have Partnerships with Higher Education
  • 29. The Vision is to : Work with the Disabled...
  • 30. The Vision is to : Troubled Youths and Veterans...
  • 31. The Vision is to : ... and Theraputic Groups
  • 32. There is a BIG Difference between SCEA and the typical Animal Shelter for dogs and cats • Horses are BIGGER • Facilities need to be BIGGER • Medical bills are BIGGER • Feed bills are BIGGER • Everything is BIGGER except the number of Qualified Handlers and Rescue Organizations... that number is smaller
  • 33. We are the voice of the voiceless. The defender of the helpless. Our efforts create second chances. We are Second Chance Equine Association
  • 34. How can I Help? • Become an Honorary Member for $25 a year • Help us reach our Goal of 5000 members • A large membership will assist in obtaining Government Grants and Corporate Sponsorships • Your Financial Donations will help to care for souls who out of no fault of their own, can’t care for themselves • Be part of an Effort to Give Back to the Community thru Education
  • 35. For more information visit us on Facebook or online at www.secondchanceequine.com