Horse receives vaccines at our Equine Health Clinic in Taos. Photo by Heidi Baxter/APNM.
Voices from Those We Serve
The Animal Connection engaged my students in topics that are rarely
A s someone living on disability, being able to use a free pet food pantry means the world to me. My pets are my family, and the free pet food pantry helps me make sure they never go hungry, especially when money is tight. This support helps to keep my family together and shows that compassion still exists in our community. – Assistance recipient from Santa Rosa’s animal food pantry
These donkeys belonged to my late grandmother, who recently passed away. I am short on finances due to having to pay for funeral expenses. The feed assistance will make a difference because these animals mean a lot to me as they belonged to my grandmother. I would like to continue what my grandmother started. – Equine feed recipient from McKinley County
discussed in a school setting. By talking about animals and the neglect and abuse some experience, my students developed compassion for those that are innocent and vulnerable…even classmates. – 6 grade teacher th
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