A Horse Tale Rescue Wins Hero of the Horse Award

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A Horse Tale Rescue (AHT) is thrilled to announce that they have won Horse Canada’s 2019 Hero of the Horse award. This award was created by Horse Canada in order to celebrate the hard work and dedication of exceptional horse people around the country. Of the 10 finalists, AHT was the only rescue from the province of Quebec. AHT is truly honoured to have won the Horse Canada’s 2019 Hero of the Horse Award and will be receiving a trophy, $2,000, 12 blankets from Canadian Saddlery and have their story featured in the November/December issue of Horse Canada magazine. This is a phenomenal recognition of the hard work and passion that ignites every AHT volunteer.

Upon hearing of this achievement, Mike Grenier, Executive Director for AHT who was nominated for the award earlier this year stated “I couldn’t be more proud of our organization as I am today! Everyone that voted, reposted, advocated and supported us on social media throughout the finalist voting phase of this award had a direct impact to our AHT win! On behalf of our rescued horses and all our AHT members, a heartfelt thank-you for all that you have done to make this happen for AHT!”

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A Horse Tale Rescue (AHT) is a volunteer-based non-profit charity organization located in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec. In operation since 2012, AHT offers a second chance to horses in need. With over 260 members and 70 active volunteers that provide regular care for the horses, the organization operates entirely through the generosity of its members and the community. AHT is dedicated to providing a safe, comfortable and loving environment for the horses that pass through its gates. AHT also operates the AHT Experience program. This program is offered free of charge to community groups that support individuals with developmental, intellectual and/or physical challenges as well as working with learning institutions and caregiver support groups. Through guided interactions, AHT shares the pleasures of equine contact with them in a safe, nurturing and structured environment. For more information, visit the AHT website at www.ahtrescue.org.

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