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Dr. Grant Miller, DVMDr. Miller is a large animal veterinarian based in Sonoma County. He volunteers extensively on Animal Control cases and works closely with the Animal Control department to rehabilitate and place seized horses. Dr. Miller lectures to animal control officers from all over the state of California on subjects including horse care standards, horse handling, law enforcement in large animal cases, forensic veterinary medicine, and managing starved or abused horses. |
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Anthony & Laura PonterAnthony and Laura Ponter have devoted themselves and their beautiful Glen Ellen horse facility to horse rescue and rehabilitation for many years. Together, they oversee the Sonoma Posse Equine Rescue and Rehab non-profit organization and have saved countless horses with the program. |
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Betsy BuenoBetsy Bueno is a former Napa police officer, K-9 handler and was also a Kitsap County Sheriff Deputy. Betsy now runs Lost Hearts and Souls Horse Rescue from her home in Santa Rosa.Betsy is on 24 hour call for the Sonoma County Animal Control Department and has been instrumental in the extraction, rehabilitation, and adoption of countless abused horses. Lost Hearts and Souls is also a non-profit organization that has been a haven for horses for 7 years. |
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Deborah AndersonDeborah Anderson's love of horses is encoded in her DNA. Her grandfather was a Major in King's Troop ~ Royal Horse Artillery, St. John's Wood; who retired to breed Arabian Horses. Deborah attended Crabbet Park Equestrian Center, Sussex, UK and gained her B.H.S. Horse Masters and Teaching Diploma. Taylor is her beloved gelding (Crabbet Arabian of course) and she spends most of her "free" time with Taylor. She volunteered to create the CHANGE website in order to benefit and promote the program and is looking forward to maintaining the site and expanding it as the CHANGE organization grows. |
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Dana PetersenDana has lived in the Sonoma valley for over 20 years. In addition to being a wife, mother and now a grandmother, her life love has been horses. Riding since she was 7 she has always loved horses and had great compassion for these beautiful creatures. In 2006 she acquired her first rescue horse, Emperor, who was an 8-year-old stallion. Emperor was gelded, received medical treatment, allowed to “be a horse” and of course some good training. Emperor's journey to mental stability, resolving his trust issues has been an extremely rewarding and spiritual journey. You can often find the two of them cantering through the vineyards of Sonoma near her home, often in just a halter! |
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Kim BabcockBio Coming Soon. |
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