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Thanks to Stacy and Carol I have discovered America's Largest and Most Diverse
Animal Santuary! Black Beauty Ranch

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from Black Beauty Ranch:

Meet Our New Arrivals

Braveheart on the Mend Braveheart on the Mend Staffers at Cleveland Armory Black Beauty Ranch were shocked to find the sweet colt named Braveheart with a gaping wound, exposing the bone on his right hind leg. Posted: 11/02/09

Forever Homes For Mustangs Becoming A Reality Midnight was among 210 neglected and starving wild mustangs The Humane Society of the United States helped rescue late April from a Nebraska ranch. Posted: 09/25/09

©2007 HSUS

Horse Rescue and Adoption Center Planned The Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch will soon be home to a horse rescue and adoption center, thanks to the generosity of the Doris Day Animal Foundation. Posted: 05/05/09

©Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch

Horses Find Refuge on Texas Ranch Four forlorn horses now call the rolling pastures of the Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch home after spending years languishing on a farm that served as a graveyard for their mixed herd. Posted: 04/22/09

©2008 Gallegos/Marlow family

Logan, the Calf Bottle-fed Cow Spared the Slaughterhouse Logan was born on a cattle ranch and was headed for the slaugherhouse, but his fate changed when his mother died. He was bottle-fed and hand-raised by a family who wanted a different life for him -- a secure future. Posted: 12/02/08

Get Involved

Burros enjoy the Texas grasslands at the ranch.© Walter Larrimore

In 1979, The Fund purchased 85 acres to house hundreds of burros rescued from the Grand Canyon. Today our Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch is a national animal sanctuary that has grown to 1,300 acres with four lakes and a dozen ponds and brooks. It is home to nearly 1,300 animals rescued from cruelty and abuse, including chimpanzees, burros, horses, bison, camels, and many others.

The ranch is a specialized operation located in east Texas. Open houses are held twice a year, when visitors can see the facilities and rescued animals first hand. Check back in the News section for actual dates. Even if you can't attend the open houses, there are many ways all year long in which you can help care for the animals, who will never again be forced to perform, entertain, or work.

• Consider attending the special events held throughout the year by checking the News section of the website.
• Volunteer by sending us an email which outlines your choice of giving tours, grooming the horses and burros, or promoting the ranch at public events.
• Sign up to receive the free, electronic newsletter from The Fund for Animals.
• Make a one-time donation or adopt an animal to help keep animals fed and the ranch going all year.
• Please email us at blackbeautyinfo@fundforanimals.org if you have questions or comments about the Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch.

If you are a member of the media, please contact:
HSUS Department of Public Relations
Attn: Pepper Ballard
700 Professional Drive
Gaithersburg, MD 20879
Phone: 301.258-1417
Email: pballard@humanesociety.org

I am contacting Maeve now to see if they will take the tame Bison Cow.