The mission of the Righteous Life Rescue Ranch is to rescue wild mustang horses and death row dogs to donate them for free to veterans with PTSD.  Matt Perella designed the Righteous Life Rescue Ranch to be a sanctuary for veterans and autistic children to enjoy nature, and animals through animal assisted therapy. The ranch is set to be located in the Asheville, North Carolina area on 300+ acres. This land will provide a home for retired horses, our working horses, horses being rehabilitated, dogs in training and cabins for veterans and autistic children to host equine/nature therapy retreats. Dogs will be rescued from death row and trained at the ranch to become PTSD service dogs. In addition, wild mustang horses are going to be rescued from the slaughter pipeline to be trained into exceptional trail horses before being donated to a deserving veteran. All trained animals will be donated to veterans with PTSD for free.  To raise awareness for this nature oasis, Matt rode his horse Buck across the USA through 19 states covering 7,000 miles as well as from Marine Corps base Camp Pendleton in California to Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina in a record breaking 179 days. The Righteous Life Rescue Ranch is being started on a small scale until enough funds have been donated to purchase the 300+ acres and build the ranch to the full potential it's designed to be. In March 2024, our first dog "Major" was rescued and has now completed his service dog training and is looking for his veteran. In December 2024, our first wild mustang was rescued and donated to a Marine veteran based in Kentucky. All animals donated by the Righteous Life Rescue Ranch are fully sponsored by the ranch, meaning all food, vet bills, farrier appointments, and equipment needed for the animals are covered each month by the Righteous Life Rescue Ranch, so everything is free of charge to the veterans.  We have worked hard the past 6 months setting up our facility to finally start rescuing a substantial number of animals and have used a lot of the donated funds we have received to do so. We are asking the public to please consider donating to this incredible cause. With 9 horses and several dogs we have adopted, as well as our equipment leases to operate the ranch, our monthly operating costs are around $4,250.  This number includes the hay, grain, vet checks, farrier appointments, dog food and our equipment charge every month. Your donations will help save an animal's life which will in return save a veteran's life. We are hoping to receive monthly donations to cover these costs so the ranch can operate worry free and allow more animals to join our ranch.   Larger lumpsum donations are greatly welcomed to speed up our process for ongoing projects or equipment. We aim to build more enclosures and hire additional horse/dog trainers for faster turnarounds.  There are too many veterans in need of our animals' companionship. Please visit our website, <a style="text-decoration-color:initial;user-select:auto;box-sizing:inherit">www.therlrr.org</a>, to see our most up to date projects and progress.

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The mission of the Righteous Life Rescue Ranch is to rescue wild mustang horses and death row dogs to donate them for free to veterans with PTSD.  Matt Perella designed the Righteous Life Rescue Ranch to be a sanctuary for veterans and autistic children to enjoy nature, and animals through animal assisted therapy. The ranch is set to be located in the Asheville, North Carolina area on 300+ acres. This land will provide a home for retired horses, our working horses, horses being rehabilitated, dogs in training and cabins for veterans and autistic children to host equine/nature therapy retreats. Dogs will be rescued from death row and trained at the ranch to become PTSD service dogs. In addition, wild mustang horses are going to be rescued from the slaughter pipeline to be trained into exceptional trail horses before being donated to a deserving veteran. All trained animals will be donated to veterans with PTSD for free.  To raise awareness for this nature oasis, Matt rode his horse Buck across the USA through 19 states covering 7,000 miles as well as from Marine Corps base Camp Pendleton in California to Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina in a record breaking 179 days. The Righteous Life Rescue Ranch is being started on a small scale until enough funds have been donated to purchase the 300+ acres and build the ranch to the full potential it's designed to be. In March 2024, our first dog "Major" was rescued and has now completed his service dog training and is looking for his veteran. In December 2024, our first wild mustang was rescued and donated to a Marine veteran based in Kentucky. All animals donated by the Righteous Life Rescue Ranch are fully sponsored by the ranch, meaning all food, vet bills, farrier appointments, and equipment needed for the animals are covered each month by the Righteous Life Rescue Ranch, so everything is free of charge to the veterans.  We have worked hard the past 6 months setting up our facility to finally start rescuing a substantial number of animals and have used a lot of the donated funds we have received to do so. We are asking the public to please consider donating to this incredible cause. With 9 horses and several dogs we have adopted, as well as our equipment leases to operate the ranch, our monthly operating costs are around $4,250.  This number includes the hay, grain, vet checks, farrier appointments, dog food and our equipment charge every month. Your donations will help save an animal's life which will in return save a veteran's life. We are hoping to receive monthly donations to cover these costs so the ranch can operate worry free and allow more animals to join our ranch.   Larger lumpsum donations are greatly welcomed to speed up our process for ongoing projects or equipment. We aim to build more enclosures and hire additional horse/dog trainers for faster turnarounds.  There are too many veterans in need of our animals' companionship. Please visit our website, <a>www.therlrr.org</a>, to see our most up to date projects and progress.

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