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We are "not for profit" 501(c)(3) horse rescue

Important News

 

 
We take our mission of saving horses very seriously. While our aim is to make our website easy to understand, and navigate we know there are times when you may need a bit of assistance.

We have provided a number of ways for you to contact us:


Email:


rascal11968@hotmail.com

All email correspondence is completely confidential.


Telephone:

631-537-7335
 

 


Snail Mail: This is a mailing address only!  We cannot receive mail at all 7 locations.

Send your inquiries to:

Amaryllis Farm Equine Rescue,inc

Christine Barrett-Distefano
44 Little Fresh Pond Road
Southampton, New York 11968

 

 

The following is the map to the main educational barn at:

 93 Merchants Path in Sagaponack.  The GPS systems take you to the wrong town, so don't us them with this address! 

Montauk Hwy to Sagg rd.  Head north over bridge and 1st rd on right is Merchants Path. First right on Merchants is Ranch Court where you will park ON THE SAME SIDE OF THE ROAD AS THE BARN IS ON. No cars allowed in our driveway. 

Park only on one side of the street.

Appointments are necessary!

 

If you cannot reach us right away....and feel you're being ignored...

Then email or CALL OUT one more time.......

And you'll be sure to reach us!

We are so very busy.  Thanks for your diligence.


Smile!

Laugh often, laugh whole heartedly

 

Bambi and Thumper

 

Take care of your friends

'I Come in Peace.'

If you don't already think animals are far more  spiritually advanced than we humans, think again. Stuart Brown describes  Norbert Rosing's striking images of a wild polar bear coming upon tethered  sled dogs in the wilds of Canada 's Hudson Bay .

The photographer was  sure that he was going to see the end of his dogs when the polar bear  wandered in.

 

 

The Polar  Bear returned every night that week to play with the  dogs.

The Woodpecker Might have to go!