ALL VEGAS HORSES / L.E.A.N.
No Unwanted Horses in southern Nevada
Mission
To end the plight of the Unwanted horse in southern Nevada. All Vegas Horses utilizes its LEAN program (Local Equine Assistance Network) to take in horses seized by local Animal Control agencies. These horses and donkeys receive medical and rehabilitative care in the homes of our approved fosters until such time as they are adopted. A rigid screening process of both fosters and adopters is conducted to ensure we do our best to match horse and home appropriately. L.E.A.N. does not have a physical ranch or sanctuary. All the horses are kept in private foster homes and cared for by the members of that foster's barn. Each foster gets the opportunity to take care of a horse until it is adopted to its forever home. 100% volunteer 501c3 organization.
Notes from the nonprofit
This month August 2022 is our 10-year anniversary since officially incorporating and achieving 501c3 status. We have spent the past decade rehabilitating 85 horses and donkeys, and rehoming nearly 80%. We remain a 100% volunteer and all-foster organization working diligently in our community to help solve the problem of neglected and abused equids, in cooperation with local Animal Control agencies. We have learned a tremendous amount in our 10 years, worked tirelessly and faithfully to accept as many horses as we can into the rescue while remaining fiscally responsible. We appreciate the trust our community has placed in our program and their support is what keeps us motivated and solvent. Although we accept new intakes only through Animal Control agencies, we receive no government funding. Our pictures tell the stories of our success, the triumphs and heartbreaks, and why we continue to work hard so these beautiful creatures may have a second chance.
Ruling year
2013
Vice President & Medical Director
Kimberly Burton
Secretary
Gwen Tucker
Main address
PO Box 750174
Las Vegas, NV 89136 USA
EIN
90-0877718
NTEE code
Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs) (D20)
IRS filing requirement
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What we aim to solve
Our programs
What are the organization's current programs, how do they measure success, and who do the programs serve?
L.E.A.N. Local Equine Assistance Network
This is the primary objective of All Vegas Horses, the program which enables us to utilizes a network of fosters, farriers, trainers, caregivers, and volunteers to provide everything needed to care for and network these animals to new homes.
HahNah Project
This acronym stands for "Has A Horse/Needs A Horse” – our database of people who either have a horse they can no longer keep, or people seeking a horse for which LEAN does not have a good match. Being able to match these types together results in more horses being placed into new homes before neglect or abandonment can occur. An easy online application for horse owners is available at our website’s Rehome Your Horse tab.
L.E.A.N. Medical Relief Fund
We are able to assist in circumstance of horses in distress when verified by a veterinary professional or Animal Control agent. Short term stipends for feed, assistance with urgent dental or farrier procedures, or humane euthanasia when warranted are examples. An application process and Board approval is required.
Where we work
Awards
Equine Philanthropic Award 2014/15 2015
LVCCDS
Approved Rescue 2022 2022
Adopt A Pet
Approved Rescue 2020 2020
Adopt A Pet
Top Rated Non Profit 2022 2022
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Approved Rescue 2019 2019
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Top Rated Non Profit 2018 2018
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Top Rated Non Profit 2019 2019
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Top Rated Non Profit 2020 2020
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Top Rated Non Profit 2021 2021
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Affiliations & memberships
Combined Federal Campaign 2014
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ALL VEGAS HORSES / L.E.A.N.
Board of directorsas of 05/06/2023
Cynthia Fears
Nikki Walpole
Gwen Tucker
Dr. Linda Florence
Jeryl Kochera
Bailey Buist
Kimberly Burton
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Ethics and transparency
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Board composition
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