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Areas Finger Lakes Thoroughbred Adoption Program, Inc. serves
Finger Lakes Thoroughbred Adoption Program is located in Farmington, New York in upstate NY - we serve clients as far away as Maine, California, Floridia and Canada along with local clients.
Finger Lakes Thoroughbred Adoption Program, Inc.'s adoption process
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We have a $10.00 non refundable adoption application fee, after the potential adoptor is approved (we check with their vet, require pictures of where the horse will be stabled and a general back ground/reference check is completeed), depending on the thoroughbred they ar looking at and what future career the horse can preform in - adoption fees are no charge to $1,500.00.
We follow each adopted horse for one year after adoption with 3, 6 and 12 month update paperwork required. Should the adopter stable within a 50 mile radius one of our Board Members will stop in to check on how things are going with the adoption.
We have a $10.00 non refundable adoption application fee, after the potential adoptor is approved (we check with their vet, require pictures of where the horse will be stabled and a general back ground/reference check is completeed), depending on the thoroughbred they ar looking at and what future career the horse can preform in - adoption fees are no charge to $1,500.00.
We follow each adopted horse for one year after adoption with 3, 6 and 12 month update paperwork required. Should the adopter stable within a 50 mile radius one of our Board Members will stop in to check on how things are going with the adoption.
About Finger Lakes Thoroughbred Adoption Program, Inc.
Finger Lakes Thoroughbred Adoption Program has been in exsistence since 2004. We have a 16 stall barn and office located on the grounds of Finger Lakes RaceTrack (a first in North America) in Farmington, NY. Our mission is to give horses a second chance to be winners. All the horses in the program have either raced or trained at Finger Lakes Racetrack.
Our staff consists of Julie Smtih who is a trainer at Finger Lakes Racetrack as well as our Program Manager. Julie has been involved with horses since a very young age.
Damaris Cruz is our Barn/Volunteer Supervisor and she had been a groom at Finger Lakes Racetrack for 15 years prior to joining our team 6 years ago.
Finger Lakes Thoroughbred Adoption Program has been in exsistence since 2004. We have a 16 stall barn and office located on the grounds of Finger Lakes RaceTrack (a first in North America) in Farmington, NY. Our mission is to give horses a second chance to be winners. All the horses in the program have either raced or trained at Finger Lakes Racetrack.
Our staff consists of Julie Smtih who is a trainer at Finger Lakes Racetrack as well as our Program Manager. Julie has been involved with horses since a very young age.
Damaris Cruz is our Barn/Volunteer Supervisor and she had been a groom at Finger Lakes Racetrack for 15 years prior to joining our team 6 years ago.
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