Least Resistance Training Concepts ---------- Wild Horse Mentors The Lucky Horse Rehabilitation Project Part Two

Capital Outlay: Panels & heavy hardware $ 6,000.00 Site Preparation $ 500.00 Durable Equipment $ 1,000.00 Capital Total: $ 7,500.00 Annual Operating Budget: Feed and supplies $ 2,500.00 Health / Veterinarian / Farrier $ 2,000.00 Increased Liability Insurance $ 650.00 Other nonreimbursed costs $ 1,500.00 Annual Operations Total: $ 6,650.00 This budget is calculated based on using volunteer staff. The project is expected to raise approximately half of its anticipated operating budget.

Positive and wholesome interaction Educational opportunities

Recovery of costs from involved parties (e.g., BLM, adopter, public educational programs, etc.) will be attempted whenever feasible and appropriate. The unique character of this project is that it combines a rescue component with a preexisting and effective educational component. Current Funding Strategies: Grant Applications Private Donations Fees collected from users Fees collected from educational programs Subventions from "Wild Horse Store" revenues The pilot project has been so successful that another Learning Center has been constructed in Byers, CO and we anticipate additional facilities in other regions that demonstrate both need and available volunteers.

Special wild horse panels Volunteers at work

Meet the Animals How you can help! Return to Project Proposal LRTC Main Index What is a Wild Horse Mentor?	Start-up phase of the project completed on August 18, 2001
Least Resistance Training Concepts is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational corporation based in Knightsen, California, with volunteers in thirty one states.