ERNi was organized in the State of Maryland to prevent the abuse of equines through education and by supporting and fostering the growth and effectiveness of equine rescue organizatons throughout the United States. ERNi hosts the websites of:LIFE, now INACTIVE, formerly a California non-profit equine and wildlife rescue that was very involved with mustang issues. Their website remains up because of the wide variety of information available there on both equine rescue and mustang and burro matters. Equine Heroes is devoted to stories of famous and not so famous equines, designed to invite people into the varied world of horses while gently introducing them to the concept of equine rescue. Equine Rescue Net (ERNet). The ERNet provides on-line resources for those doing and learning about equine rescue. Included are files on theft prevention and recovery, abuse investigation, and other rescue organization issues. Members of the equinerescue mailing list have contributed to the growth of the on-line information at the ERNet.ERNi's work is the cooperative effort of individuals and equine rescue organizations. We encourage and welcome input of ideas, suggestions and information. _________________________________________________
_________________________________________________ On January 1, 1999, Barbara Eustis-Cross passed away. She was a
founding member of ERNi and the Executive Director of the L.I.F.E.
Foundation. She will be sadly missed by her many friends and associates in
the fields of equine rescue, animal welfare, and especially wild horse and
burro issues. You may wish to visit her Memorial Page. |
Except as noted, Copyrights for ERNI, ERNet and Equine Heroes all belong to Diana Linkous
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Note: The Equine Rescue Network (ERNi) has no
association or affiliation of any kind
with the WWW domain registered on May
1, 1997, as equinerescue.org.
