-FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE-
Wild for Life Foundation
Los Angeles, CA
March 20, 2014
March 20, 2014
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF
EQUINE SPORTS PRESERVATION PARTNERS WITH WILD FOR LIFE FOUNDATION TO
PROMOTE EQUINE ASSISTED LEARNING PROGRAMS FOR MILITARY VETERANS AND
DISADVANTAGED YOUTH
Los Angeles, CA- The Wild
for Life Foundation (WFLF) is pleased to announce its recent partnership
with the American Association of Equine Sports Preservation (AAESP) in a
combined effort to promote horse preservation, along with
equine-assisted programs that help children with autism, military
veterans, and other victims of post-traumatic stress disorder.
"We are thrilled to partner with the AAESP, whose support has been unwavering for our lifesaving work on behalf of America's horses," said Katia Louise, Founder, President and Volunteer Executive Director, WFLF.
"We hope this partnership will continue into the future by helping to
embrace the healing hearts of horses as we strive to create a better
world for horses and people for generations to come."
The AAESP
most recently announced its support for the WFLF's expansion of its
equine assisted learning
"The WFLF is grateful for the AAESP's sponsorship of the WFLF's Saving America's Horses booth at the 15th Annual EAGALA conference
which took place in Mesquite, TX just last week," added Ms. Louise.
"The WFLF booth at the conference was visited by numerous conference
attendees who were able to engage and learn from our compelling
multimedia educational materials."
"There are not enough horses in the world to heal hurting humans," said Allison Booth, President and Founder, AAESP. Mrs.
Booth was saved by horses as a young girl, and now she is saving them.
Booth's mission is to "make the world a better place for horses and
their habitats - and for humans who can be helped by horses." As a
crusader for many causes, Booth has demonstrated a strong will and
fierce determination to help the creatures that have been her constant
companions: horses. Booth herself has been influenced by horses and
their mystical ability to change people's lives.
The
Wild for Life Foundation (WFLF) is a 501 (c)(3) U.S. registered tax
exempt nonprofit charity. The WFLF has been at the forefront of efforts
to rescue and provide safe harbor for at risk animals, providing the
space, natural habitat and quality of care which they deserve. The WFLF'
aim is to provide charitable equine assisted learning activities
together with equine-therapy programs to aid youth and adults in
building positive life skills. The WFLF is internationally recognized as
a leader in animal welfare -- among our greatest concerns are imperiled
wild horses and burros, abused, neglected and slaughter bound wild and
domestic equines, and inadequate standards of protection for America's
equine population as a whole. The WFLF promotes the preservation of
natural ecosystems, wildlife and the prevention of cruelty to animals.
We strive to preserve and celebrate Native heritage and cultures through
embracing harmonious relationships among people, animals and nature.
The WFLF is achieving these goals through operating equine rescue,
sanctuary, education and wellness programs which provide community
enrichment through fostering symbiotic environmental stewardship and a
healing partnership with horses. www.WildforlifeFoundation.org, https://twitter.com/
The mission of AAESP
is to make the world a better place for horses and their habitats - and
for humans who can be helped by horses by protecting the historical,
cultural and economic value of equestrian sports, and related
industries, throughout the world in recognition of the innumerable
contributions of horses to mankind over centuries. AAESP helps give
horses a new job after they retire from the track by showcasing
equine-assisted programs that help children with autism, military
veterans, and other victims of post-traumatic stress disorder. http://www.aaesp.org , www.facebook.com/AAESP, @AAESP2013 #AAESP
CONTACT:
Wild for Life Foundation
Email: admin@wildforlifefoundation.
Phone: 310.439.9817
Phone: 310.439.9817
American Association of Equine Sports Preservation
Email: Allison@AAESP.org
Tel: 305.216.6252
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